Your European Education Journey Starts in Malta
Study in Europe. Experience an international lifestyle. Build skills for a global career.
Looking for an affordable and exciting way to study in Europe?
Malta could be the right destination for you.
With its English-speaking environment, internationally oriented education sector, Mediterranean lifestyle and access to the European experience, Malta is becoming an attractive destination for Filipino students looking to study abroad.
Whether you want to improve your English, pursue a higher education qualification, or gain international experience, studying in Malta can open the door to a world of opportunities.
Why Study in Malta?
🎓 European Education
Study in an EU country with internationally oriented institutions and programmes.
🇬🇧 English-Speaking Environment
Study and live in English, making your transition abroad easier.
💼 Work While Studying
Eligible international students may work up to 20 hours per week, subject to Malta's immigration and employment requirements.
🌍 International Experience
Meet people from around the world, experience European culture, and develop skills for a global career.
🚀 Explore Your Options After Graduation
Eligible graduates may explore employment and post-study residence options, subject to the rules in effect at the time.
Take our FREE Study Abroad Assessment and find out if Malta could be the right choice for you.
Study in Europe. Experience an international lifestyle. Build skills for a global career.
Looking for an affordable and exciting way to study in Europe?
Malta could be the right destination for you.
With its English-speaking environment, internationally oriented education sector, Mediterranean lifestyle and access to the European experience, Malta is becoming an attractive destination for Filipino students looking to study abroad.
Whether you want to improve your English, pursue a higher education qualification, or gain international experience, studying in Malta can open the door to a world of opportunities.
Why Study in Malta?
🎓 European Education
Study in an EU country with internationally oriented institutions and programmes.
🇬🇧 English-Speaking Environment
Study and live in English, making your transition abroad easier.
💼 Work While Studying
Eligible international students may work up to 20 hours per week, subject to Malta's immigration and employment requirements.
🌍 International Experience
Meet people from around the world, experience European culture, and develop skills for a global career.
🚀 Explore Your Options After Graduation
Eligible graduates may explore employment and post-study residence options, subject to the rules in effect at the time.
Take our FREE Study Abroad Assessment and find out if Malta could be the right choice for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can Filipino students study in Malta?
Yes. Filipino students are third-country nationals and may study in Malta if they meet the applicable admission, visa and residence requirements.
Do I need a visa to study in Malta?
For courses requiring a long-stay study visa, students who are not EU nationals generally need to obtain a National Long-Stay Type D study visa before travelling to Malta. Identità currently advises students to submit the application at least eight weeks before the course commencement date.
Can I work while studying in Malta?
Eligible international students may work part-time subject to Malta's rules and an employment licence. Current rules allow eligible students to work up to 20 hours per week.
Can I stay in Malta after graduation?
Graduates who meet the applicable requirements may explore Malta's post-study job-seeking/job-searching options or other residence and employment routes. These are not automatic and depend on the individual's circumstances and the immigration rules in force at the time.
Can I study English in Malta?
Yes. Malta has a well-established English-language education sector, including English-language courses and other programmes. However, the immigration and work rules can differ depending on the level and duration of the course.
How much money do I need?
You will need to demonstrate sufficient financial resources for your stay. The amount required can depend on your circumstances, accommodation arrangements and the applicable requirements at the time of application.
Is studying in Malta a pathway to permanent residence?
Studying in Malta does not automatically lead to permanent residence. Your post-study options depend on your qualifications, employment, immigration status and the rules applicable at the time. We can help you understand the possible pathways based on your individual circumstances.
Yes. Filipino students are third-country nationals and may study in Malta if they meet the applicable admission, visa and residence requirements.
Do I need a visa to study in Malta?
For courses requiring a long-stay study visa, students who are not EU nationals generally need to obtain a National Long-Stay Type D study visa before travelling to Malta. Identità currently advises students to submit the application at least eight weeks before the course commencement date.
Can I work while studying in Malta?
Eligible international students may work part-time subject to Malta's rules and an employment licence. Current rules allow eligible students to work up to 20 hours per week.
Can I stay in Malta after graduation?
Graduates who meet the applicable requirements may explore Malta's post-study job-seeking/job-searching options or other residence and employment routes. These are not automatic and depend on the individual's circumstances and the immigration rules in force at the time.
Can I study English in Malta?
Yes. Malta has a well-established English-language education sector, including English-language courses and other programmes. However, the immigration and work rules can differ depending on the level and duration of the course.
How much money do I need?
You will need to demonstrate sufficient financial resources for your stay. The amount required can depend on your circumstances, accommodation arrangements and the applicable requirements at the time of application.
Is studying in Malta a pathway to permanent residence?
Studying in Malta does not automatically lead to permanent residence. Your post-study options depend on your qualifications, employment, immigration status and the rules applicable at the time. We can help you understand the possible pathways based on your individual circumstances.