Long Stay Visa Fees Regulations in Malta, 2020

For these regulations, a long-stay visa issued to a third-country national shall be valid for not less than ninety (90) days and shall not exceed a period of three hundred and sixty-five (365) days.

A “third-country national” means any person who is not a EU/EEA/ Swiss citizen.

Long-stay Visa Fees in Malta

The fees which are payable for the granting of a long-stay visa in Malta are based are the following:

• study purpose €70
• any other purpose €100

Malta Long-stay Visa Fees Points and Regulations

In the legal notice, it stated the below points. 

1. Any fees are paid at the offices of a Consulate of Malta in any country where such a representation is present. 
2. Alternatively, the fees can be paid at an external service provider who is contracted or at the Central Visa Authority or at the border crossing points, as the case may be.
3. Also, any relevant fees paid upon the application for a long-stay visa are not refundable.
4.  Long-stay visas are issued free of charge to:
   1. a family member as defined in article 2 of the Free Movement of European Union Nationals and their Family Members Order; and
   2. minors under six (6) years of age.
5. The Central Visa Authority may waive fees at their discretion and for justified reasons.

This Legal Notice hereby repeals Fees (Schengen Visas) Regulations – Subsidiary Legislation 35.31.

Malta Long-stay Visa Fees Regulations – Contact Us

Papilio Services deal with EU/EEA and Swiss nationals to process their ordinary residence permits in Malta. Moreover, we deal with high net worth individuals and families for the Malta Residence and Visa Programme (Permanent Malta Residence by Investment) as well as the Malta Citizenship by Investment Programme. 

If you need assistance with these, contact us by calling +356 2258 2000, emailing enquiries@papilioserives.com or filling out the contact form below.