| Malta Schengen Visa – Quick Information | |
|---|---|
| Visa Fee |
Adults: €90 Children aged 6–11: €45 Children under 6: No visa fee Additional VFS Global service charges may apply. |
| Processing Time | Usually around 7–15 calendar days. In individual cases, processing may take up to 45 calendar days. |
| Maximum Stay | Up to 90 days within any 180-day period for a short-stay Schengen visa. |
| Visa Validity | The Maltese authorities determine the visa validity period and the number of permitted entries based on the application and travel plans. |
✓ Complete the Malta Schengen visa application form in English and sign it before submission.
✓ Provide an original passport issued within the last 10 years. It must contain at least two blank pages and remain valid for at least 3 months after your planned return from the trip.
✓ Include copies of the used passport pages, including previous visas and entry or exit stamps.
✓ If you do not have a previous passport covering the last 7 years, provide a Movement Certificate from Mogamma.
✓ Provide one recent biometric photograph with a white background. The photo should not be older than 6 months.
✓ Provide an original bank statement showing account activity for the last 6 months. The bank must stamp and sign it.
✓ The bank statement should normally be issued no more than 15 days before the submission date.
✓ Employees should provide an HR letter addressed to the Embassy. It should state the job title, employment date, salary, social insurance number, and approved leave.
✓ Business owners should provide the relevant company and business documents where applicable.
✓ Provide a round-trip flight reservation.
✓ Include proof of accommodation covering the full period of your stay, including any other Schengen countries you plan to visit.
✓ Provide travel medical insurance valid for the entire stay and throughout the Schengen Area.
✓ The insurance must provide minimum coverage of €30,000 for emergency medical treatment, hospitalization, repatriation, and related expenses.
✓ Applicants under 18 must provide the required parental or legal guardian consent when travelling without one or both guardians.
✓ A birth certificate is also required for minors.
✓ Supporting documents should be submitted in English or accompanied by an English translation where required.
✓ Submit the original document together with its translated copy.
Applicants who need certified translations for their Malta visa application can visit the Certified Translation Services page of the Consulting Office for Translation (COT).
Visa requirements may change. Before submitting your application, check the latest instructions published by the Embassy of Malta in Egypt.