MALTA VISA

MALTA VISA

Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, this small island nation is a treasure trove of historical sites, breathtaking beaches, and vibrant cities. Whether you’re exploring ancient temples, diving in crystal-clear waters, or enjoying the bustling capital city, Malta is a destination that promises unforgettable experiences.

Types of Visit Visas for Malta

1. Schengen Short-Stay Visa (Type C Visa): The most common visa for visitors who wish to travel to Malta for tourism, business, or family visits. This visa allows you to stay for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.
2. National Visa (Long-Stay Visa): If you plan to stay in Malta for more than 90 days, such as for work, study, or family reunification, you will need to apply for a national visa for Malta.

Visa Application Process for Malta

Applying for a visit visa to Malta involves several steps, which should be completed well in advance of your planned trip to ensure a smooth process.

1. Determine Which Visa You Need: Based on the purpose of your visit, decide whether you need a Schengen visa (for short visits) or a national visa (for longer stays). If your primary destination is Malta, apply for the visa through the Maltese embassy or consulate.
2. Gather Required Documents: The documents you’ll need for a Malta visit visa application include:
   • Visa Application Form: A completed Schengen visa application form. This can typically be downloaded from the official website of the Maltese consulate or embassy.
   • Valid Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least three months beyond your planned departure date from Malta and must contain at least two blank pages.
   • Passport-Sized Photographs: Two recent passport-size photos, taken according to the Schengen visa photo specifications.
   • Travel Itinerary: A detailed travel itinerary that includes your flight booking and accommodation reservations for the duration of your stay.
   • Travel Insurance: Proof of travel insurance that covers medical expenses, accidents, and emergencies with a minimum coverage of €30,000 within the Schengen Area.
   • Proof of Financial Means: Evidence that you can financially support yourself during your stay in Malta. This may include recent bank statements, pay slips, or sponsorship letters from a family member or friend in Malta.
   • Visa Fee: Payment of the visa application fee, which is generally €80 for adults and reduced fees for children, students, or certain other applicants.
   • Additional Documents: Depending on the purpose of your visit, you may need to submit additional documents, such as an invitation letter for business or family visits, proof of employment, or enrollment confirmation if you are attending a course.

3. Important Considerations for Malta Visit Visa Applicants

   • Visa Extensions: Schengen visa holders are generally not allowed to extend their stay in Malta beyond the 90-day limit, unless under exceptional circumstances, such as serious medical conditions or humanitarian reasons.
   • Traveling with a Schengen Visa: If you hold a Schengen visa for Malta, you are permitted to travel to other Schengen countries, but your main destination should always be Malta if it’s where you applied.
   • Multiple Entries: If you plan to enter Malta multiple times during the validity of your visa, be sure to apply for a multiple-entry visa. This allows you to leave and re-enter Malta and other Schengen countries without the need for a new visa.
4. Elisa Travel Assistance
   • Appointment assistance for Australia
   • Application Form Filling assistance
   • Verification of Documents
   • Flight & Hotel Booking assistance
   • Disclaimer
     • We are a Travel & Tours Company in Nairobi, Kenya. We do not represent any Country’s Embassy or personnel.
     • Our objective is to assist you, our client in the Visa Application Process.
     • We do not process Visa in our Company and neither are we authorized by any Embassy to do so.
     • The Visa Application Assistance we provide is purely assistance based service.
     • We DO NOT Promise a Positive / Negative outcome of your Visa Application Process.