Why Study in Malta?

Step 1: Research Programs & Universities 

Start by looking at programs that fit your academic objectives. Numerous English and Spanish-language courses in a range of subjects are available in Spain. 

Step 2: Meet Eligibility Criteria 

Make sure you fulfill the standards for academic and linguistic proficiency. While master’s programs require a bachelor’s degree in a related discipline, undergraduate programs often require a high school diploma. 

Step 3: Prepare Required Documents 

You’ll need: 

• Academic transcripts and certificates 

• Proof of English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.) 

• Copy of passport 

• Statement of purpose 

• Letters of recommendation (if required) 

Step 4: Apply to Universities 

Use the appropriate system or the university’s web site to submit your application. Additional testing or an interview may be required for some programs. 

Step 5: Secure Funding & Scholarships 

To lessen financial difficulties, look into potential scholarships like those provided by specific colleges or the Malta Government Scholarship Scheme. 

Step 6: Obtain a Student Visa 

Once accepted, apply for a student visa through the Embassy of Malta. You’ll need an acceptance letter, proof of funds, and health insurance. 

Step 7: Accommodation & Travel 

Arrange for accommodation (university housing or private rentals) and plan your travel to Malta. 

Schengen Student Visa (Short-Term) 

For programs lasting less than 90 days, ideal for short-term courses.  

Short-Term Student Visa (3–6 Months) 

For courses between 3 and 6 months. This visa is non-renewable. 

Long-Term Student Visa (6+ Months) 

For degree programs, this visa allows part-time work (up to 20 hours/week) and includes options to stay post-graduation.