Yes, Malta allows international students to do part-time jobs while they are studying at university. Foreign students are allowed to do a part-time job for 20 hours per week. Malta is an English-speaking country, which makes it very easier for foreign students to find jobs & do their tasks without any language barrier.

YES, Malta is a favorable study-abroad destination because of its affordable tuition fees & living cost, scholarship opportunities, an amazing Mediterranean environment, and diverse historic culture including 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Cost of Study: The average cost to study in Malta for international students ranges between 1200 EUR to 4500 EUR depending upon the degree & college.

Living Cost: The average cost to live in Malta is around 500 US$ per month for every international student.

Yes, Universities in Malta like the University of Malta & International colleges like American College, London College & Global College Malta offer more than 50 international courses in English language. Currently, there are over 150 English-taught study programs accessible at Maltese universities with opportunities to study in Malta with very affordable living & study cost.

Yes, Malta is a peaceful & very safe place in Europe welcoming hundreds of international students every year. Malta is English-speaking & comparatively cheap study-abroad destination as compared to other EU countries.

In 2022-23, Malta has been ranked No 15 in the world economy ranking & No 6 in the world safety ranking.

Yes, Malta is a small island & a Schengen country. You can travel to all other Schengen countries if you have a study visa for Malta.

Also, Malta was declared a full member of the EU on 1st May 2004, together with Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia

Getting Malta Permanent Residency: If you are legally living in Malta for 5 continuous years on the basis of study or work, you are eligible to apply for permanent residency in Malta. Note that you must not leave Malta for more than 180 days in a year.

Getting Malta Citizenship: If you have a Malta Permanent Residency, and you are living in Malta for 6 consecutive years, then you are eligible to submit an application to get citizenship in Malta. However, to get Malta citizenship, non-EU citizens should stay in Malta for 18 years.

Getting Malta Citizenship by Investment: You can also get Malta Citizenship within 1 – 1.5 years through the Malta Citizenship for Exceptional Services Programme (by Investment in Malta). An investment of at least €600,000 if you have completed 3 years of residency in Malta or €750,000 after residing in the country for one year.

No, Malta has been ranked No 15 in the world economy ranking proving it one of the richest countries in Europe. Malta is acknowledged as an advanced economy by the IMF and is considered a high-income country in Europe by the World Bank. The average monthly income in Malta is around 2500 EUR.

Maltese Universities are known for quality education. Thanks to the British education system which they are following, the universities in Malta offer a world-class standard medical education attracting international students every year.

The annual cost to study medicine (MBBS) in Malta ranges between 5500 EUR to 8500 EUR per semester for non-EU international students.