Planning to visit Malta from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or anywhere in the UAE? Applying for a Malta Visa is essential for tourism, visiting family, or business. Ifly Tourism offers expert support for your Malta Visa application from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the rest of the UAE.
Any UAE resident with a valid residence visa (minimum three months validity) and not eligible for visa-free Schengen entry can apply for a Malta Visit Visa. You can apply through Malta’s authorized Abu Dhabi or Dubai visa centres.
Malta Visa for UAE Residents is available to nationals from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Philippines, Bangladesh, Egypt, Nigeria, and more.
Step 1: Check if You Need a Visa. Depending on your nationality, you may or may not need a Malta Visa from UAE. Visit the Malta Embassy website for the complete list of visa requirements.
Step 2: Gather the Required Documents To apply for a Malta Tourist Visa or Malta Visit Visa from Dubai, you will need:
Step 3: Fill Out the Visa Application Form. Download and complete the Malta visa form from the official consulate website. Be precise and avoid errors, as incorrect information may lead to rejections.
Step 4: Schedule an Appointment Book an appointment at the Malta Visa Application Centre (VFS Global) in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Malta Visa from Abu Dhabi and Malta Visa from Sharjah residents are processed at the respective VFS branches.
Step 5: Attend the Appointment and Submit Biometrics. Visit the VFS office on your scheduled date. Submit your application, supporting documents, visa fee, and provide biometrics.
Note: Visa charges and processing time are subject to change based on the latest Malta Embassy or VFS Global updates. Please confirm with our team at the time of application for the most accurate information.
Payment Options: Pay your Malta Tourist Visa fee online using a debit/credit card or bank transfer. Walk-in payment is also available at Ifly Tourism Dubai office.
Passport: To apply, you need your home country’s passport with a minimum of six months of validity. The new passport should have at least 3 blank pages, and you should also submit the old passport, if any.
Application Form: The application form was duly filled out and issued by the Embassy of Malta. Fully concluded in English and signed and dated by the applicant himself ( signed by both parents in case of minors below the age of 18)
Valid UAE Residency: Emirates ID and Copy of the stamped residency visa (valid at least three months from the date of expiry of the requested visa / intended end of the journey)
Photocopies:
For GCC Nationals- Copy of valid Emirates ID card
Personal Photograph: 2 recent colour photographs
Personal Covering Letter: It is advisable to provide information on the purpose of the trip and the individuals accompanying you when submitting your application for the Malta Tourist visa.
Requirements: It is crucial to ensure that your insurance coverage is valid for the entire duration of the requested visa and all Schengen countries. Additionally, it is essential that your insurance policy meets the minimum coverage requirement of 30,000 € and includes provisions for repatriation in case of emergency. Failure to meet these requirements may result in your visa application being denied. (Medical insurance for credit cards is not accepted.)
Letter from local employer/sponsor (NOL)-NOC Letter from the Employer: The NOC should include the name, postal address, and telephone number of the sponsor/company, along with details about the applicant’s working position, starting date of employment, salary, and expected date to resume duties, as well as the purpose of travel. Furthermore, to involve a partner, obtain an NOC from the other partners. Moreover, attach a valid trade license copy for the investor/partner of the company with the NOC.
Attach a copy of your valid passport and UAE residence visa with the cover letter in case of dependents.
If minors are below the age of 18 (if applicable) – establishing legal parenthood: Copy of either birth certificate/proof of adoption/custody decree, if parents are divorced / death certificate of parent (The Malta Consulate may request to submit the original document at a later stage).
Documents need to be translated into English. “Letter of consent” (Authorization of Minors) from parents, including passport copies and valid UAE residence visa copies of both parents/ legal guardians in case the children travel with others.
With over 10 years of experience in the travel and visa industry, Ifly Tourism provides trusted support for your Malta Visa from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or anywhere in the UAE. Our government-certified visa experts ensure a hassle-free experience, guiding you through every step of the process.
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