Malta öğrenci vizesi

“Applicants (including those TCNs who are visa exempt for 90 days) who apply for courses which exceed 90 calendar days are to be issued with a National Long Stay Visa (D-Visa).”

“You can apply for the D-visa using Identità's Extended service by booking an online VFS appointment in any country the service is available in.”

“This visa allows the holder to enter Malta and serves as the initial authorisation for stay.”

“Applications must be submitted by the applicant in person whilst in Malta.”

“Students enrolled in Year 1 through Sixth Form or following higher-education courses (MQF Level 5 or higher) which exceed 90 days must apply for a residence permit before the expiry of their initial authorisation to stay.”

“Standard fees [for appointments within 3 weeks]: i. 0-5 years: Free; ii. 6-11 years: €50; iii. 12 years upwards: €100; Extended fees [for next day appointments]: i. 0-5 years: Free; ii. 6-11 years: €50; iii. 12 years upwards: €150;”

“VAC fees are not included in the above list of fees. Currently, these fees do not exceed the equivalent of €150.”

“Fees paid upon application for a Long-stay visa shall not be refundable, regardless of the circumstances, including the voluntary withdrawal or refusal of the said application.”

“Applicable fees for Study, Researchers, Training Applications: €50”

“The funds must amount to at least 75% of the national minimum wage for every month of study.”

“The minimum amount required is 60% of Malta’s annual national minimum wage or poverty line (whichever is higher) for your household size, pro-rated to cover the duration of your studies.”

“The process will take 6-8 weeks, and involves the following steps:”

“Original Letter of Acceptance by the Maltese Education Institution including details of the course, duration and fees with proof of payment;”

“Minimum medical coverage of €30,000; • Covering a minimum of 91 consecutive days from first point of entry in Schengen area;”

“A health insurance policy with a minimum coverage of €100,000, providing medical treatment, including outpatients and hospitalisation coverage in Malta and, if necessary, in other European countries.”

“Students pursuing a course of study with the University of Malta, the Malta College of Arts, Science & Technology or the Institute of Tourism Studies are exempt from this requirement.”

“Travel documents submitted with the applications must have a minimum of 6 months validity at the time of submission.”

“Once the biometrics are captured and documentation presented satisfactorily, the applicant will be issued with an Interim Receipt, printed on security paper.”

“Recipients of the letter may collect their residence card from Identità offices in Msida, from Monday to Friday, between 07:30hrs and 13:00hrs, upon presentation of the collection letter, the interim receipt, and the passport.”

“TCNs pursuing a full-time course leading to a higher education qualification recognised by MQRIC may take up employment for a maximum period of 20 hours per week, starting from their first year of study.”

“Following the issuance of a refusal letter by the Maltese authorities, when a Visa application is refused, annulled or revoked, the applicant has a right to appeal within fifteen (15) days of the notification of such decision.”

“Appeals are to be lodged before the Registry of the Honourable Board against a fee of €120 per Visa application.”

“A decision may be appealed before the Immigration Appeals Board within three (3) working days of the Identità ’s decision.”