Tourism & sightseeing
Short holidays and independent travel, on a single short-stay visa valid across the area.
Southern Europe · Schengen area
Malta visa support
Visa and travel-documentation support for Malta — routes, required documents and the full process, prepared and filed from London.
Overview
Travelling to Malta from the UK.
Malta sits in Southern Europe, and we prepare its visa files from our London office — for holidays, language courses and business. Whatever the reason for the trip, the work is the same: the right route, a complete file, and nothing left to explain at the counter.
A visa for Malta is filed as a Schengen short-stay, which lets you travel across the whole Schengen area for up to 90 days in any 180. We confirm that Malta is the correct country to apply to before anything is submitted — applying to the wrong mission is one of the most common reasons a file is refused.
Routes we support
The reasons people travel to Malta.
Visiting family or friends
Trips to see relatives or friends, with the host invitation and proof-of-ties handled properly.
Business & conferences
Meetings, trade fairs and conferences, with the company letters and proof of purpose in order.
Short study or training
Courses, training and exchanges that fall within the 90-day short-stay limit.
All filed as a Schengen short-stay (Type C) application.
What we help with
From first question to returned passport.
- Confirming the correct visa route for your trip and nationality
- Completing the application forms accurately, first time
- Reviewing every supporting document before it is submitted
- Drafting cover letters and checking invitation paperwork
- Booking the consulate or visa-centre appointment
- Tracking the file until your passport is back in your hands
What to prepare
A typical Malta file.
- 01A passport valid for the period the mission requires beyond your travel dates
- 02Recent passport-standard photographs to the mission's specification
- 03Confirmed travel bookings and a day-by-day itinerary
- 04Proof of accommodation for the whole stay
- 05Evidence of funds to cover the trip
- 06Travel medical insurance valid across the Schengen area
- 07A completed application form for the correct country of application
Exact requirements vary by nationality and route. We confirm the current list for your case before you gather anything.
Questions
Malta, answered plainly.
Do I need a visa to visit Malta?
It depends on your nationality, how long you are staying and why you are travelling. Before anything is filed we confirm whether you need a visa for Malta and, if so, exactly which route applies to you.
How long does a decision take?
Schengen short-stay decisions are usually issued within 15 calendar days of your appointment, and can take longer in peak season or if the consulate asks for more documents. We tell you the current expectation before you book.
Can you guarantee my visa will be approved?
No — and be wary of anyone who says they can. The decision belongs entirely to the mission. What we do is make sure the file in front of them is complete, consistent and presented the way they expect.
Do I have to come to your office?
Not for the preparation. Documents can be sent securely and the whole review handled by phone, email or WhatsApp. You will still attend your own biometrics appointment in person.
Related destinations
Other routes we file.
Talk to a Malta visa consultant.
Tell us your travel dates and the reason for the trip. We will tell you the route, the documents and the cost — in writing — before any work begins.