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Study in Malta — affordable European degrees, English-taught.

A safe, English-speaking island nation with globally recognised degrees, 20 hours/week part-time work, and Pay-After-Visa options for eligible students.

Tuition from €6,000+/yr
EU & Schengen member
20 hrs/wk work allowed
One of Europe's safest countries
CapitalValletta
CurrencyEuro (€)
LanguagesEnglish & Maltese
ClimateMediterranean
Min. funds required€12,000/yr
Country at a Glance

Why students choose Malta.

Country Snapshot

PopulationApprox. 5.14 Lakhs
EU MembershipYes — full member
SchengenYes
SafetyOne of Europe's safest countries
Part-time work20 hours/week allowed
Gateway to26+ European countries

Why Students Love It

  • Globally recognised degrees taught entirely in English
  • Affordable tuition compared to UK, US & Australia
  • Multicultural student community from 100+ countries
  • Beautiful Mediterranean lifestyle & pleasant year-round weather
  • Direct gateway to the rest of the European Union
Partner Institutions

Great institutions. Endless opportunities.

Government-funded, private and licensed institutions — choose based on your course, budget and pay-after-visa eligibility.

ITS Malta

GOVT. FUNDED
Institute of Tourism Studies
Culinary ArtsHospitalityTourism MgmtEvent Mgmt

30+ years' excellence, hospitality & tourism specialist, excellent internship opportunities.

Tuition€6,000+/yr

Global College Malta

PRIVATE
Private European Higher Ed.
Business MgmtMarketingFinanceHR Mgmt

Modern campus, international faculty, global career & industry networking.

UG €8,500 · PG €9,600+€550 app. fee

La Vallette Institute

PAY AFTER VISA
Licensed & Accredited
NursingHospitalityBusiness MgmtEvent Mgmt

Pay after visa approval for all eligible students — flexible learning, strong student support.

FeesPay After Visa*
College Comparison

Which college fits your goal?

FeatureITS Malta (Govt.)Global College MaltaLa Vallette Institute
Hospitality & Culinary
Business / MBA
Nursing
Master's Degree
Pay After Visa
Budget Planning

Cost of study & living in Malta.

Tuition (per year)

ITS Malta€6,000+
Global College (UG)€8,500
Global College (PG)€9,600
La Vallette InstitutePay After Visa

Monthly Living Cost

Accommodation€300 – 500
Food€150 – 250
Transport€40 – 60
Utilities & Internet€40 – 60
Total / Month€300 – 700
Roadmap

Admission & visa — step by step.

01

Profile Assessment

Academics, budget & course interest reviewed.

02

Choose College & Program

Best-fit institution & program shortlisted.

03

Submit Application

Documents prepared & submitted to college.

04

Offer Letter & Tuition

Receive offer, pay initial tuition fee.

05

Visa Application

Financials, SOP & VFS appointment filed.

06

Fly to Malta

Pre-departure briefing & airport pickup.

Documents

What you'll need.

For University Admission

  • Passport copy
  • 10th & 12th marksheets
  • Graduation documents (for PG)
  • Resume / CV & Statement of Purpose
  • MOI / IELTS (if applicable)
  • Passport-size photographs

For Visa Application

  • Original passport & offer letter
  • Tuition fee payment receipt
  • Accommodation proof & travel insurance
  • Financial documents — min. €12,000/yr, 3-month bank statement
  • SOP, cover letter & affidavit of sponsor
  • VFS appointment & fees
FAQs

Common questions about studying in Malta.

Is Malta a good country for hospitality and culinary studies?+

Yes — ITS Malta is a government-funded institution specialising in hospitality, tourism and culinary arts, with 30+ years of industry-focused training and strong internship placements.

What is “Pay After Visa” at La Vallette Institute?+

Eligible students applying through Win Your Visa can defer tuition payment until after their student visa is approved, reducing upfront financial risk. Terms and conditions apply — ask your counsellor for eligibility.

How much does it cost to live in Malta as a student?+

Total monthly living costs typically range from €300–€700 depending on accommodation type and lifestyle, covering rent, food, transport and utilities.

Can I work part-time while studying in Malta?+

Yes, international students are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week during term time, helping offset living expenses.

Get your free Malta eligibility & cost breakdown today.

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