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Studying and Living in Malta
Tuition and Living Costs
The cost of studying and living in Malta is relatively affordable compared to other European countries. Tuition fees vary depending on the university and program, while living expenses depend on the student’s lifestyle and housing choices.
Tuition Fees
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Bachelor’s Degree: €4,500 – €15,000 per year
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Master’s Degree: €5,000 – €18,000 per year
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PhD Programs: €3,000 – €6,000 per year
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English Language Courses: €150 – €250 per week
Cost of Studying English in Malta
Malta is a popular destination for learning English, combining high-quality education with a native English-speaking environment and beautiful Mediterranean climate. Costs vary based on course type, duration, and accommodation.
Language Course Costs
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General Courses: €150 – €250 per week
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Intensive Courses: €200 – €300 per week
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Exam Preparation Courses (IELTS, TOEFL): €250 – €350 per week
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Private Lessons: €25 – €40 per hour
Accommodation Costs (per week)
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Host Family: €180 – €250
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Shared Student Accommodation: €100 – €200
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Private Apartment: €250 – €400
Additional Costs
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Registration Fee: €50 – €100 (one-time payment)
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Study Materials: €30 – €50 (per book)
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Health Insurance: €30 – €50 per month
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Public Transport: €21 (monthly bus pass)
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Food: €50 – €100 per week (if not included with accommodation)
Recreational & Cultural Activities Costs
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Tours and Excursions: €20 – €50 per activity
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Gym Membership: €30 – €50 per month
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Meals at Restaurants: €10 – €20 per meal
Money-Saving Tips
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Choose long-term courses to benefit from discounts
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Live with a host family to save on food and laundry
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Use public transportation instead of taxis
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Take advantage of student discounts at museums and attractions
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Cook at home instead of eating out frequently
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Look for scholarships or discounts from language schools
Note: These costs are estimates and may vary by season and demand. Always check with your chosen school for the most current pricing.
Student Visa for Malta
A student visa (or residence permit) is required for international students studying in Malta for more than 90 days. You must apply for the visa after receiving an official acceptance letter from a recognized educational institution in Malta.
Required Documents for a Student Visa
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Official acceptance letter from a recognized Maltese institution
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Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended study period
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Completed visa application form
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Recent passport-size photos (with a white background)
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Proof of payment or partial payment of tuition fees
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Proof of financial means to cover study and living expenses (bank statement or sponsor letter)
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Comprehensive health insurance covering the study period
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Police clearance certificate (no criminal record)
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Medical certificate proving you’re free from contagious diseases
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Proof of accommodation in Malta (rental contract or dorm reservation)
Visa Application Process
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Obtain acceptance from an accredited institution in Malta
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Gather all required documents and translate them into English (if needed)
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Fill out the online visa application form
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Pay the visa application fee
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Schedule an appointment with the Maltese embassy or consulate in your country
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Attend a personal interview and submit all documents
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Provide biometric data (if required)
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Wait for a visa decision (usually takes 2–4 weeks)
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Receive your visa once approved
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Check the visa information for accuracy
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Book your flight to Malta
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Arrive in Malta before your classes begin
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Register with the immigration office in Malta within 3 days of arrival
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Apply for a student residence permit (ID card)
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Attend any required follow-up appointments
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Maintain valid visa and residence permit throughout your studies
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Report any changes in your study or personal situation
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Renew your visa/residence permit before it expires, if necessary
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Follow visa rules, including part-time work limitations
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Plan for departure or change of status after completing your studies
Student Life in Malta
Student life in Malta offers a unique blend of European culture and warm Mediterranean climate. Students enjoy a high quality of life, with opportunities for learning, personal growth, and cultural activities. Educational institutions in Malta provide a supportive, multicultural environment that encourages cultural exchange and international friendships.
Student Life Features:
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Comfortable and safe student housing
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Libraries and study centers with modern technology
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Diverse sports and recreational activities
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Student clubs and associations
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Cultural and artistic events
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Volunteer and part-time work opportunities
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Local and international travel and excursions
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Academic and psychological support services
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Affordable student-friendly cafes and restaurants
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Efficient and convenient public transportation
