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MALTA STUDY VISA | Admission & Study Visa Assistance from Bangladesh

Malta offers international students a mix of university education, professional qualifications and industry-focused programs within the European higher-education system.

Its education sector is particularly strong in areas linked to tourism and hospitality, studies, digital games, business, technology and professional training.

For Bangladeshi students undertaking long-term study, the immigration process normally starts with admission to an eligible institution and proceeds to a Malta National Long-Stay Study Visa (D-Visa).

Sticker Visa assists with student profile assessment, institution and course selection, admission preparation, financial documentation and study-visa file preparation.

How to Apply

Malta has universities, specialist institutes and private higher-education providers offering qualifications at different levels of the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF).

To assess your eligibility, complete our study assessment with your academic history, preferred subject, English proficiency, study gap and budget.

Complete Your Malta Study Assessment

Who Can Apply to Study in Malta?

Current programs offered through recognized Maltese institutions include areas such as:

Documents Required for Admission

Admission requirements vary by institution, but students should generally prepare:

Passport Copy
Academic Certificates
Academic Transcripts
Recent Photograph
CV, where required
Additional documents, where required by the selected program.

Admission Process

A Malta study application generally follows these stages:

Step 1: Review academic and financial profile
Step 2: Select an appropriate institution and MQF-level program
Step 3: Submit the admission application
Step 4: Receive the institution’s admission decision
Step 5: Complete the required tuition-payment arrangements
Step 6: Prepare financial, accommodation and visa documents
Step 7: Apply for the Malta Study D-Visa

Need Help Choosing the Right Malta Course?

Our team can assess your academic qualification, study gap, English level, budget and preferred career area before suggesting appropriate options.

Apply for Malta Study Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can Bangladeshi students study in Malta?
Yes. Bangladeshi students can apply to eligible Maltese educational institutions, subject to the admission and immigration requirements applicable to their chosen course.

2. Which visa is required for long-term study in Malta?
Students undertaking long-term study normally require a National Long-Stay Visa – Type D before travelling to Malta.

3. Does the institution need to be recognized?
Yes. This is very important. Institutions offering regulated further or higher education must be appropriately licensed, and accredited programs can be verified through MFHEA’s official register.

4. What is MQF Level 5?
MQF stands for the Malta Qualifications Framework. Level 5 generally represents short-cycle higher education. Bachelor’s qualifications normally sit at Level 6, Master’s at Level 7 and doctoral study at Level 8.

5. Is IELTS compulsory for studying in Malta?
Language requirements depend on the institution and course.

For example, the University of Malta currently requires international applicants to meet its Secure English Language Test requirements. Its standard IELTS requirements are generally 6.0 for undergraduate study and 6.5 for postgraduate/doctoral study, although individual courses may require more. Other institutions may use different requirements or accepted tests.

6. Can I study Hospitality or Tourism in Malta?
Yes. This is one of Malta’s major study areas. The Institute of Tourism Studies currently offers programs in areas such as Culinary Arts, International Hospitality Management, Tourism Management, Events, Food and Beverage, Travel Operations and Heritage Interpretation..

7. Can my parents sponsor my studies?
Yes. Sponsorship is permitted.

Where a student is sponsored, it requires supporting documents including the sponsor’s 3-month bank statement, signed sponsorship declaration and identification document/passport copy.

8. Do I need an international bank card?
Yes, the prospective student must provide a copy of the international bank card that will be used to access funds in Malta.

9. Is medical insurance required?
Yes.

For students at MQF Level 5 or above who will proceed to a study residence permit, requires insurance valid for the Schengen Area with at least €30,000 medical coverage and at least 91 consecutive days of coverage from the first Schengen entry.

10. How long does a Malta Study Visa take?
The D-Visa process remains approximately 8 weeks.

11. Can international students work in Malta?
Eligible third-country students may work up to 20 hours per week, but employment requires the appropriate employment authorization.

12. Can I stay in Malta after completing my studies?
Eligible graduates who complete an MQF Level 5 or higher qualification and hold a valid study residence permit may apply for a post-study residence permit of up to 9 months to look for employment or explore a qualifying business opportunity.

13. What is the average living cost in Malta?
Shared Student Apartment: €300 to €600 per month
Groceries: €150 to €250 per month
Basic Utilities: €50 to €95 per month

Now, Follow the Below Instructions to Apply for Your Visa

To help us identify the best Malta study visa options for you, we need some important information about your background and circumstances.

Please complete the online form using the link below. Make sure all information you provide is true, complete, and accurate. Do not leave out important details or provide any misleading information. Accurate information is essential for us to properly assess your visa profile and provide the most suitable guidance

For a complete assessment of your academic and financial profile:

https://study.stickervisa.com/assess/web

or email:

Connect@StickerVisa.com

You may also visit our Mirpur DOHS, Dhaka Office with your available academic documents.

How Can You Increase Your Visa Issuance Possibility?

A Malta Study Visa is assessed on the complete application, and approval cannot be guaranteed.

Students should pay particular attention to:

Choosing a properly licensed institution and accredited course
Selecting a course appropriate to previous education
Explaining any major study gap or course change
Meeting the required English standard
Maintaining a clear and genuine source of funds
Providing the required bank history
Showing genuine sponsor capacity, where sponsored
Making the required tuition payment
Providing suitable insurance and accommodation
Ensuring that the course, MQF level and institution details are identical across admission and visa documents
Submitting genuine and verifiable documentation

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This page is intended for applicants travelling to Malta for study and education purposes.

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*Malta’s university requirements, MQF classifications, tuition arrangements, financial thresholds, visa rules and residence conditions may change. Applicants should verify the requirements applicable to their institution, course and application date before proceeding.

Malta Student Visa from Bangladesh – Admission & Visa Support