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A Malta Visa is one of the most commonly requested visa types among Turkish citizens traveling to Malta for tourism, business, trade fairs, education, or family visits.
As Malta is a member of the Schengen Area, a valid Malta Schengen Visa may also allow travel within other Schengen member states, subject to the conditions and validity of the visa.
Your reason for traveling to Malta may include:
Travelers who already hold a valid Schengen Visa may be able to enter Malta using that visa. This guide provides essential information for first-time applicants and travelers who do not currently hold a valid visa.
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A Malta Visa is an official international travel authorization that allows eligible foreign nationals to enter Malta legally.
Depending on the visa category, it may permit travel for purposes such as:
Turkish ordinary (burgundy) passport holders are required to obtain a visa before traveling to Malta.
Holders of Turkish special (green), service (grey), and diplomatic (black) passports are generally exempt from visa requirements for stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Yes. Malta is a member of the Schengen Area.
Visas issued for short-term stays of up to 90 days are generally granted as Type C Schengen Visas.
For stays exceeding 90 days for purposes such as:
applicants must apply for a Type D National Visa.
A valid Malta Schengen Visa may allow travel to the Schengen member states, subject to the visa’s validity, number of entries, and permitted duration of stay.
These countries include:
The conditions of entry may vary depending on whether the visa is issued as a single-entry or multiple-entry visa.
The main visa categories available for Malta include:
The documents required for a Malta Schengen Visa may vary depending on:
All documents should be current, complete, accurate, and relevant to the stated purpose of the application.
Applicants are generally required to provide:
Additional documents may be required depending on whether the applicant is:
Malta Schengen Visa applications may involve separate payments for:
The stated fee categories are:
Payments may be collected in cash and in euros, depending on the application centre’s current procedures.
Applicants for a Malta Schengen Visa are generally required to provide biometric data, including fingerprints.
Applicants who have previously submitted fingerprints within the applicable biometric validity period may, subject to current requirements, be exempt from providing them again in person.
The final decision regarding biometric requirements is made by the relevant Consulate or Visa Application Centre.
Malta visa applications are accepted through authorized Visa Application Centres.
Applicants must generally schedule an appointment before submitting their application. Visa appointments themselves are usually provided free of charge, although service fees may apply during the application process.
Applications may be submitted through authorized offices in cities including:
The availability of application centres and appointment procedures may vary.
Malta visa applications are generally processed within approximately 8–15 business days.
Processing times may be extended due to:
Applicants are advised to submit their applications well before their intended travel date.
PassWorld offers professional visa consultancy services for Malta and other Schengen destinations by managing the application process from beginning to end and closely following current Consular procedures.
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