Malta Student Visa

Students who opt for Malta for their further studies are guaranteed to not just have a great time on off days relaxing on the many beaches, but also when they are busy studying. This is mainly because of the unique Problem Based Learning or the PBL system that encourages students to solve problems based on a practical approach as well as self-analysis that is combined with self-study and self-discipline. 

Thus, students who choose to study abroad in Malta are guaranteed of quality education through self-awareness, combined with world recognition.

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Tuition fees for studying in Malta

• Prior to arrival, at the stage where applicants are in receipt of the acceptance letter, students are authorized to pay a non-refundable deposit as stated;
   

  EU/ EEA Nationals	€240
  EU/ EEA Nationals applying for B.Sc. IT   study-units	€640
  Non-EU/ EEA Nationals	€1,080

• On resuming, students are required to register for at least eight ECTS per semester. In line with the University of Malta principles, students can register for at most thirty ECTS per semester and at most 60 ECTS per year.

Living costs in Malta

Studying in Malta for international students can be a very exciting experience as living expenses in Malta are comparatively lower than the rest of the EU.

As an international student, your monthly living expenses can come around 500 Euro per month including food, transportation, and leisure activities.

Malta student visa process

Malta student visa processing time

After the appointment, the visa processing time may take an additional 1 to 4 weeks. Therefore, it could take as long as an approximate 8 to 9 weeks from the time the student sends a request to Travisa, to when they receive the passport and visa back from the consulate.

Malta Student Visa Requirements

• two passport-sized photos.
• Copy of the applicant’s passport (passport details showing the date and place of Issue).
• Official Transcript from the applicant’s University. A certified English translation should be provided if the applicant’s transcript/certificate is not in English.
• Official recommendation letter from the student’s home University or English Language Proficiency certificate.
• Student Health Information
• Non-refundable application fees as related (exchange students are excluded from paying application fees).
• Students for exchange program should have endorsed letter from the home University of the applicant (with official seal) which recommends the applicant to study at the University of Malta for a period of one/two semesters as applicable.

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