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Non-EU students usually enter Malta on a national long-stay (D) visa and then apply for a residence permit shortly after arrival; the residence card is what authorises your stay for the duration of studies.
If you are a non-EU/EEA national coming to study in Malta, you generally first obtain a national long-stay (D) visa to enter, based on your acceptance at a licensed Maltese educational institution, proof of funds and valid health insurance.
Once in Malta you then apply to Identita's Expatriates Unit for the student residence permit using the relevant study/research form. It is important not to leave this to the last minute, as you are expected to regularise your residence within the first months of arrival.
احصل على تقييم شخصي من مستشار ACME مرخص، أو اسأل Acey.
