Few non-EU residents will have the option of visa exemption as per the Schengen Agreement and can travel visa free. However, other non-EU residents like India, Pakistan and many more will have to apply for Malta Visa for 3 months validity. You will need to show your UK eVisa/share code as your residency proof in the UK.
Yes, securing an appointment slot is absolutely mandatory before submission of documents. You can get a confirmed slot easily without waiting in the queues at MALTA VISAS UK.
The earliest you can apply is 6 months before your confirmed travel date.
Yes. Instead of your home country’s bank account it is better you show your financial details from a UK based bank account. You will need to show that you have sufficient funds in that account to make the trip to Malta.
No. Biometric data registration is only required if you haven’t registered it within the past 59 months for a Schengen visa. After 59 months you will have to register it again during the application process.
Yes, you can. But remember to get them stamped or supported by the letter from your employer
No, the citizens of the USA are visa exempt for short stays in Schengen countries including Malta, whether you are a legal resident of the UK or not.
You will be allowed to stay for a maximum of three months out of the validity period on the visa type
Normally you will have to return back to the UK and apply for visa extension. However exceptions are granted in case of situations like force majeure or humanitarian reasons
Yes absolutely. A Malta Schengen visa permits an individual to travel throughout the entire Schengen Area. Just remember that with a short stay Malta Visa your total days in the Schengen area including Malta should not cross three months
There is a possibility. However, based on the reason of previous refusal, if you can support your purpose and proofs with additional documentation, then you have a chance to get the Malta Visa approved
No, visa fees are not at all refundable even if your application is denied
You can’t. For each applicant, including children, you will have to submit a separate application
Yes, unless the child already has a passport from a Schengen exempt country
Well you can use it for light business activities, but we recommend applying for a business visa so that you can carry out your official purposes at ease
Yes. It should be valid in the entire Schengen area and during the time frame of your trip with a minimum coverage of €30,000
Yes, courier services are available for passport return with an additional fee
Yes you can. You will have to notify the visa officials and show a valid ID to collect it in person
Yes, any documents that are not in English or Maltese language should be translated from an official and certified translation agency
Firstly, provide the UK eVisa/share code. Additionally provide the utility bills like electricity receipts, cooking gas receipts etc to further validate the residential proof