
If approved, they receive an approval-in-principle letter; visa-required nationals use it to obtain a national long-stay (D) visa, while visa-exempt nationals can travel and show the letter on entry.
Approval of a family reunification application does not by itself put your relatives in Malta; they still need to enter the country properly. Identita issues an approval-in-principle letter once the application succeeds.
Family members from visa-required countries use that letter to apply for a national long-stay (D) visa at a Maltese embassy or consulate (or another Schengen mission where Malta has none). Relatives from visa-exempt countries can usually travel to Malta and present the approval letter on arrival, then complete the residence formalities locally.
किसी लाइसेंस प्राप्त ACME सलाहकार से वैयक्तिकृत मूल्यांकन प्राप्त करें, या Acey से पूछें।