Malta Schengen / Tourist Visa
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Malta:
Schengen / Tourist Visa

Standard short-stay entry visa. Requirements focus on return flights, accommodation certificates, and financial sufficiency.

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Duration

Up to 90 days in any 180-day period.

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Permit Scope

Allows entry to Malta and Schengen member states.

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MEA Legalisation

Apostille & document translation

"Short travel to Malta for holidays or business."

task_altCore Eligibility Criteria

  • check_circleConfirmed flights and hotel bookings.
  • check_circleProof of financial means (minimum €48/day).
  • check_circleEmployment NOC letter, pay slips, and travel insurance (€30,000).

fact_checkComprehensive Document Checklist

Check all mandatory papers required for submission at the Malta Embassy / Consulate.

1. General Identity & Application Papers

  • checkSchengen Visa Application Form.
  • checkPassport and biometric photos.
  • checkFlight bookings.

2. Critical Certificates & Translation Requirements

Travel Medical Insurance

Minimum €30,000 emergency coverage.

Bank Statements
Translation

Last 3 months statements showing adequate funds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common inquiries regarding Malta Tourist Visa application requirements.

Do I need translations to Maltese?

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No. Maltese authorities (Identità) and consulates accept all documents in English. Original English documents need no translation. Translations from other languages must be certified into English.

Do Maltese authorities require Apostille?

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Yes. All certificates must be legalized with a Hague Apostille in your country of origin before submission.