Visiting Malta is a fantastic opportunity to learn, grow, and make memories that will last a lifetime. But before you start packing your bags, there are a few essential steps to take to ensure your journey is smooth and stress-free. Find out what visa, entry or working requirements you need to meet to work in or just visit Malta. Don't worry, travellers from most countries do not have to go through a complicated visa process. We're here to guide you every step of the way! We offer support in preparing and verifying all the necessary documents for your Malta visa application. Our experience will help streamline the process, guiding you through each step. So you can look forward to your English course in Malta.

Yes, the journey to the heart of the Mediterranean requires some planning, and for many students from non-European countries, the first step is applying for a student visa. But there is no need for fear! We're here to assist you through this process to ensure everything is ready for your grand Maltese adventure.

Malta warmly welcomes citizens from over 90 countries around the world and allows them to visit Malta without a visa. Travellers from other countries must apply for a visa before arrival. Let us find out if you are one of the lucky travellers!

Schengen member State: If you're from a Schengen member state, your journey to Malta is just a breeze away. Simply grab your National ID Card or passport, and you're ready to board your flight to this Mediterranean paradise. Even if you're from an EU country outside the Schengen zone, or you're a British national, you can join the fun; just bring your passport along! So, if you're an EU or Schengen national, your adventure doesn't have to end with a vacation. Fancy living and working amidst Malta's scenic landscapes and historical marvels? It's all possible, and you won't need a visa for it!

Visa on Entry: Malta's hospitality extends beyond Europe. Over 60 other nations share this privilege, allowing their citizens to soak in Malta's beauty visa-free. Whether you're coming for tourism, business, or just passing through, you could Enjoy up to 90 days of enchanting days in Malta in any one 180 day period. And even better, if you want to extend your visa for Malta you can apply for a visa extension after entering the Schengen area for the first 90 days. Our students will need to prove that their original reason for entry was to study for less than 90 days. This will be proved with attendance records showing 75% or above. Our students can use the extended visa service process offered by Sprachcaffe.

From 2025 on, there will be an additional tiny step for visa-exempt nationals. You'll need to complete a quick ETIAS registration for Malta (don't worry, it's a simple process) to ensure your travels remain smooth and hassle-free.

Check out the list of countries that do not need a visa below. If your homeland is on it, your Maltese adventure is just a heartbeat away. Pack your excitement, curiosity, and spirit of adventure; let's make unforgettable memories in Malta!

If you've found your country on the list, congratulations! Prepare yourself for the journey of a lifetime. If not, don't worry; there are still options for you. Regardless, the beauty, culture, and warmth of Malta await your arrival. Get ready to explore, learn, and grow in this European gem. See you in Malta!

Summer jobs are a fantastic way to earn some money, gain experience, and enjoy your time in a beautiful place like Malta. Now, whether you need a work permit for a summer job in Malta depends on where you're from. Students from visa excempt countries will be able to apply for a part-time employment license (20 hours/week) as soon as they enter Malta and have found an employee who is willing to proceed with their work permit application. However, if you're from Asia, Africa, America, or anywhere not in the EU/EEA, obtaining a work permit is madatorry, this involves several steps. Firstly, you must secure a job in Malta, as your employer will need to validate that they require your specific skills and will often assist in the application process. Following this, you will apply for an employment license (work permit) and, after its approval, a long-stay visa and eventually, a residence permit.

Let's walk through what you need to do to get your work permit. It's not too complicated, and before you know it, you'll be all set to start your new job!

1. Job Offer in Hand: First things first, you need a job in Malta. Companies in Malta will look at your skills and if they think you're the right fit, they'll offer you a job. That's your ticket to start the work permit process!

2. Gather Your Documents: You'll need a few important things like a copy of your job contract, a valid passport, and some passport-style photos. Also, you'll need documents related to your qualifications and experience, like your diploma or letters from past jobs. Make sure they're all up to date!

3. Health Check Time: Malta wants to make sure you're in good health. So, you might need a medical certificate saying you're fit to work. It's super simple; a quick visit to the doctor should do it.

4. Application Form Magic: Now, you or your employer needs to fill in a special form to apply for the work permit. It's important to take your time and fill it out carefully. You want to make sure all the information is just right!

5. The Waiting Game: After sending in the application, you need a little patience. It can take some time for the authorities to check everything and make their decision. But don't worry, they're working on it, and soon enough, you'll get an answer!

6. Green Light - Approval!: If all goes well, hooray, you'll get your work permit! That's your green light to start working and enjoying life in Malta.

Remember, every step you complete is a step closer to your new adventure in Malta. Yes, there might be a bit of waiting and a few forms to fill in, but it's all part of the journey

It's important to start this process well before you plan to travel, as it can take several months. Ensure you frequently check for the latest requirements and procedures, as immigration policies can change. Consulting can be found here or at the Maltese embassy or immigration office websites.

Remember, we're here to support your educational journey every step of the way. From the first visa to potential extensions, we'll ensure you're well-prepared for your time in Malta. So, get ready to embrace this extraordinary experience, meet new friends, learn in a fantastic environment, and create unforgettable memories! Malta awaits you!

We are always ready to solve any doubts you might have!

Get in touch with us