Malta

Duration

1 Year

Duration

1 Year
  • Work
  • Business
  • Extendable
  • Citizenship
Work Permit Malta

Malta

Work Permit Malta
  • Work
  • Business
  • Extendable
  • Citizenship

Duration

1 Year
Details
Malta Golden Visa

Malta

Malta Golden Visa
  • Work
  • Business
  • Dependents
  • Citizenship

Duration

Indefinite
Details

Digital Nomad Visa Malta

#digitalnomad

About

Recently, there has been an unprecedented rise in digital nomad visas. In 2021, Malta introduced its digital nomad visa scheme, joining a group of European nations that already provide these programmes for international nationals seeking nomad residence permits.

The Malta Nomad Residence Permit is a residency permit that enables digital nomads to continue working remotely while living in Malta. Once you have your Malta digital nomad visa, you will be able to live and work remotely for a year in Malta.

Eligibility

The eligibility criteria listed below must be met in order for you to be eligible for a Malta digital nomad visa.

  • You must be from outside of the EU.
  • You must earn at least 2,700 EUR per month.
  • You must work outside Malta or be a partner or shareholder in a business that is authorised to conduct business abroad.

Documents

The following papers are required in order to apply for a Maltese digital nomad visa.

  • A passport in good standing with two blank pages.
  • A couple of passport-sized photos attached to the documents as per the guidance.
  • You need to explain why you want to visit Malta, how long you plan to stay, where you plan to stay, etc.
  • You must demonstrate that you are employed by providing a work contract or other applicable document.
  • You must provide a bank statement from the previous six months proving you have the financial means to support yourself while visiting Malta.
  • Throughout your whole stay in the nation, you must have current health insurance.

Process

One of the key advantages of the Malta Digital Nomad Visa is that applicants can add dependent family members in addition to their immediate family members. You must, however, take care of their necessary documentation.

Visa Processing Time
The application processing of your Malta visa for digital nomads typically takes up to one month or less. Depending on the country, the season, or whether you need to submit more paperwork, the processing time may change.

How to Apply
When filing for a nomad visa in Malta, adhere to these steps.

  • Gather the necessary paperwork and submit it online or to the nearest embassy.
  • Fill out the visa application form and submit it with the documents.
  • Obtain your Nomad Residence Permit by travelling to Malta.

Duration & Fees

Duration
A Maltese nomad visa is valid for a year and can be extended if you keep up with the criteria. Through the Residence Malta Agency, you can prolong your digital nomad visa before it expires.

Fees
Each candidate must pay 300 EUR as part of the application process for a visa for digital nomads. If you are a third-country citizen who needs a visa to visit Malta, you must also pay an extra 300 EUR for Premium Processing.

FAQS

Is the Digital Nomad Visa in Malta extendable?
Yes, you can extend your stay in Malta as a digital nomad. However, you must meet the visa requirements while applying for an extension.

Which family members can I sponsor as a digital nomad in Malta?
The following family members are allowed to accompany you when you apply for a Maltese digital nomad visa:

  • Your partner (husband or wife).
  • A minor child.
  • A youngster who is dependent on you because of a condition or ailment.
  • A child who depends on you financially.

Subscribe to VisaLobby

Get Exclusive Updates Absolutely FREE

Australia Modernizes Immigration with Launch of 'S...

Australia is dramatically changing its skilled migration strategy. The new Skills in Demand (SID) visa will replace the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS)...
U.S. Seeks to Secure Scientific Talent Through Imm...

The U.S. Department of State's historic update to the Exchange Visitor Skills List will impact holders of J-1 visas beginning on December 9, 2024. Th...
UK Grants Grace Period for Expired Travel Document...

The UK has instituted a grace period until March 2025. This allows physical travel documents that have expired to still be used for foreign travel. Th...
Over 40,000 Indian Migrants Detained at US-Canada ...

In recent years, there has been an increase in illegal immigration by Indian people to the US-Canada border. A concerning pattern is revealed by US Cu...
Government Announces 10% Hike in Legal Aid Fees fo...

The government has announced increased legal aid fees for housing and immigration work. Civil legal aid rates have increased for the first time in alm...
China Expands Visa-Free Access to Drive Economic G...

China is expanding its visa-free entrance policy to increase tourism and strengthen its economy. On November 22, 2024, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
Why Your Study Permit Application May Be Denied: 5...

Obtaining a study permit in Canada is frequently more difficult than expected. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) clearance is not gu...
New Zealand Overhauls Post-Study Work Visa Policy ...

Significant modifications have been made to New Zealand's Post-Study Work Visa (PSWV) regulations. The goal of these changes is to streamline the proc...
Spain Plans Annual Legalisation of 300,000 Undocum...

With an ambitious proposal to legalize almost 300,000 undocumented immigrants annually over the next three years, Spain is taking action. This action ...
Germany Expands Professional Visa Opportunities to...

Germany is stepping up efforts to alleviate its acute labour shortages by increasing the chances of getting a professional visa. Compared to 2023, the...
Canada’s New Immigration Strategy Favors In-Coun...

Canada is changing its immigration policy to give preference to applicants already in the nation. In 2025, the federal government intends to grant Can...
UK Student Visa Applications Drop 16% Due to Stric...

According to recent figures from the Home Office, the number of foreign student visa applications to the UK has significantly decreased. Applications ...
Go to top

Was this page useful?

Was this page useful?

Latest Blog
Popular Visa
Work Permit Malta

Malta

Work Permit Malta
  • Work
  • Business
  • Extendable
  • Citizenship

Duration

1 Year
Details
Malta Golden Visa

Malta

Malta Golden Visa
  • Work
  • Business
  • Dependents
  • Citizenship

Duration

Indefinite
Details
Finland to Host EU Summit on Defense and Immigration Challenges
Canada’s Immigration Cap Hurts Foreign Student Enrollment and Colleges
EU Grants Full Schengen Membership to Bulgaria and Romania
Portugal Promises to Issue Work Visas to Immigrants Within a Month
Italy Expands Migrant Work Visas for Caregivers Amid Labour Shortages
Dubai Streamlines Domestic Worker Visa Processes with New App

FAQs

To access the free information about visas and immigration, simply navigate to the relevant section on our website. You'll find a wide range of articles, guides, and resources to help you understand various visa processes, immigration requirements, and related topics.
Yes, VisaLobby strives to cover visa and immigration information for a wide range of countries across the globe. While we aim to provide comprehensive coverage, please note that the depth and breadth of information may vary for different countries.
Registering as a user on VisaLobby is easy. Simply click on the "Sign up" button on the top right corner of the website and fill in the required information. Once registered, you'll have access to full features on our website.
If you have any further questions, concerns, or feedback, you can reach out to us through the "Help" page on our website. We value user input and are always ready to assist you with any inquiries you may have.
If you need technical assistance or have inquiries about VisaLobby, you can reach our customer support team through the "Help" page on our website. Provide a detailed description of your issue or question, and our team will promptly assist you. We strive to provide excellent customer support and ensure that your experience on VisaLobby is as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
Yes, you can leave comments on the blog articles without registering. We encourage active participation and discussion among our users, so feel free to share your thoughts, ask questions, or provide feedback in the comments section.
After registering as a user, you can log in to your account and navigate to the blog section. There, you'll find an option to submit your article for review. Our team will review the content, ensuring it aligns with our guidelines and it will be published on the blog.
No, publishing articles on our blog is completely free for registered users. We believe in providing a platform for individuals to share their experiences, knowledge, and insights related to visas and immigration.
Yes, we strive to keep our visa and immigration information up-to-date. Our team regularly monitors and researches changes in visa policies, immigration regulations, and related topics to ensure that the information we provide is accurate and current.
Absolutely! We encourage users to share their personal visa and immigration experiences on VisaLobby. By doing so, you can provide valuable insights, tips, and support to others who may be going through similar situations.
Absolutely! We encourage users to share blog articles or other visa-related information from VisaLobby on social media platforms. By sharing valuable content, you can help spread awareness and assist others who may benefit from the information.
While we encourage users to freely express their opinions and experiences, there are certain guidelines in place to maintain the integrity and quality of the content published on the blog. Content that is offensive, discriminatory, or violates our community guidelines may not be approved for publication.
Yes, you can subscribe to our newsletter or opt-in for email notifications to receive updates on new blog articles, visa-related information, and other relevant updates from VisaLobby. Simply provide your email address and select the subscription option that suits your preferences.
If you come across inappropriate content or behaviour on VisaLobby, we encourage you to report it to our moderation team. Look for the "Report" option associated with the content or user, provide a brief explanation of the issue, and our team will review and take appropriate action.