Study Visa · Malta
Study in Malta Consultant in Jalandhar
Planning to study in Malta? Sandhu Overseas in Jalandhar explains how the Malta study visa and residence permit work, what documents are commonly requested, and what to check before you apply.
Malta study visa at a glance
- Malta lists Long Stay (D) visas for study stays and Short Stay (C) visas for short visits. Check which one applies to your course.
- If your study visa does not cover your whole stay, you apply for an e-Residence Permit after arrival through Identità, Malta’s agency for residence permits.
- Students on a course of one academic year or longer usually apply after they arrive and register with their institution.
- Non-EU students may be asked to complete a health screening in Malta as part of the permit process.
Documents commonly asked for
Requirements depend on your course and institution. These items are commonly requested:
Passport and photographs
A valid passport and recent passport-size photographs.
Enrolment proof
Confirmation that you are enrolled on your course. For the permit, tuition fees must usually be paid as the institution instructs.
Bank statements
Recent statements, often covering the last three months, and details of the bank card you will use in Malta.
Sponsor documents
If someone sponsors you, a signed declaration from the sponsor and a copy of their ID.
Health screening records
Immunisation and screening documents when the permit process asks for them.
Accommodation details
Where you will stay in Malta, as your institution or the authorities ask.
Check these before you apply
- Check that your institution is properly licensed in Malta and that the course you chose qualifies for a study permit.
- Read the visa and residence permit pages of your university or college, because their international office often guides the permit form.
- Plan the health screening and the permit application soon after you arrive.
- Keep tuition, enrolment and bank documents consistent with each other.
Official sources
Always confirm current rules on official websites:
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to study in Malta?
Indian citizens normally need a visa to travel to Malta. For a long study stay this is a Long Stay (D) visa. Check the current rules with the official Maltese authorities.
Do I need a residence permit after I arrive?
If your study visa does not cover your whole stay, you apply for an e-Residence Permit through Identità. Your institution can guide you on the details.
Can Sandhu Overseas guarantee my visa?
No. The decision belongs to the Maltese authorities. We give general guidance and do not guarantee any outcome.
How do I start?
Request a free profile assessment on our contact page or message the study desk on WhatsApp.
Related pages
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