If your English course at EP Malta is for more than 90 days, you are required to apply for a National Long Stay Visa (D Visa) before you travel.

If you are planning to pursue English language studies in Malta, you may need to apply for a student visa.

Here is the Malta visa process

• A Schengen Short-Stay Visa (C-Visa) is for courses up to 12 weeks. You would apply for this if you are from a country that requires a visa to visit Malta.
• A Long-stay Visa (D-Visa), also called a 'Study Visa,' is for courses longer than 12 weeks. You must apply for this before traveling to Malta.

You must provide a bank certificate issued within the last 30 days and bank statements for the last three months. The statements should be in EUR or have a conversion printout attached and must include your ID number. A copy of your international debit card (front and back) is also required.

You must demonstrate that you have access to funds equivalent to 75% of Malta's national minimum wage for each month of your study. The specific amount varies based on age:

• Age 18+: €736.63 per month
• Age 17: €714.11 per month
• Age 16: €704.68 per month

For more information check here

You will need to prepare a range of documents for your application, including:

• A completed Visa Application Form and GDPR Form.
• A recent passport phot(3.5cm x 4.5cm) - colour with a white background that meets Schengen visa photo requirements.
• A valid passport with at least three blank pages, valid for three months beyond your course end date.
• Your VFS appointment letter.
• Your official visa support and enrolment letter from EP Malta.
• Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
• Travel and accommodation details, including a flight itinerary and proof of lodging for at least the first 14 nights.If studying under 27 weeks, return flight must be included (within 7 days of course end)
• Travel medical insurance valid for the Schengen area with a minimum coverage of €30,000.
• For minors (under 18), a legalised birth certificate and a consent letter from both parents are also required and Copies of parents’ passports or ID

You must submit your visa application at least nine weeks before your course is scheduled to start.

If you are sponsored, you need to provide a signed sponsorship letter, the sponsor’s bank certificate and last three months' statements, and a copy of their passport or ID.

Yes, there are two service options with different fees:

• Standard Service: €100 (for appointments after 21 days)
• Extended Service: €150 (for appointments within three weeks)

These fees are paid directly to English Path Malta.

After submitting all your documents, the visa processing time can vary by country. It is recommended that you allow for 2-3 months from your application date for the visa to be processed.

Once your required documents are reviewed and approved, English Path Malta will issue your official Visa Support Letter, which you will need for your visa interview or online application and signed and notarised sponsorship letter

On your first day at school, make sure you bring your passport and ID with you. 

Malta uses the UK plug type (Type G) and runs on 230V. Bring a power adapter if needed.

Students studying at the English Path Malta campus can choose from several accommodation options. We offer Campus Hub student residence and shared apartments located in Sliema.

At Campus Hub and MCS, students can choose between private rooms or shared rooms. Shared apartments typically accommodate up to four students per unit, providing a comfortable and social living environment close to the school.

Students studying at the English Path Malta campus can book accommodation through the Admissions team before arriving in Malta. If students are already at the school and wish to extend their accommodation, they can request this through the Accommodation team.

A €150 deposit is required and must be paid upon arrival at the accommodation.

Campus Hub and MCS are modern student residences with students from different schools and nationalities. The shared apartments in Sliema are fully equipped flats exclusively for our students.

Electricity, water, internet, and cleaning services are included.

o    Campus Hub: 20 minutes by bus
o    Tigné Residence (Sliema): 30 minutes by bus
o    MCS: 30 minutes by bus

Yes, you can speak with the Accommodation team to explore options.

For English Path Malta student accommodation, stays usually run on a weekly basis from Saturday to Saturday or Sunday to Sunday.

Check-in times:

• Campus Hub: From 4:00 PM

• Shared Apartments: Between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM

If your flight arrives after the shared apartment check-in hours, you will need to check in the following day.

o    Shared Apartments & MCS: shared bathrooms
o    Campus Hub: private bathrooms in Twin and Single Ensuite rooms with private bathroom 

o    Shared Apartments: washing machine in the flat
o    MCS & Campus Hub: paid laundry service; all info is provided at reception

Yes, all accommodations have a strong Wi-Fi connection.

The service is once a week, and it is the students' responsibility to keep the apartments clean.

Campus hub: Bed linen and towels are provided. Shared apartment: Sheets are provided, but it is recommended that students bring their own. 

Yes, students have access to a pool, gym, study areas, supermarket (Wellbee’s), and a pharmacy.

Yes, they are within walking distance of the sea and a large shopping mall.

The campus is located in St. Julian’s, one of Malta’s most central and lively areas.

For the Classic 20 and Classic Morning programs at 8:30 a.m., Classic Afternoon at 12:15 p.m., and Classic Evening at 4:30 p.m.

You will attend a welcome session, take a placement test , and receive a  Induction and  orientation tour 

If you are more than 15 minutes late, you may need to wait until the next session block to enter, to avoid disturbing the class.

English Path Malta is accredited by the ELT Council

Yes, free Wi-Fi is available throughout the school for all.

Students come from  different nationalities, creating a multicultural environment.

Yes, you can extend your course. Just speak to the Student Services They will help you with all the information.

All teachers hold internationally recognized teaching certifications (CELTA, DELTA or equivalent) and have experience teaching international students.

Students take a placement test (online or on-site) before starting, to ensure they join the right group.

The campus accommodates up to 350 students. Class sizes are small, usually 12–15 students per class.

A communicative approach with Smart TVs, interactive lessons, and strong focus on speaking.

Studying English in Malta is unique because it combines high-quality English education (as English is an official language) with a Mediterranean island lifestyle. Sunny weather, beautiful beaches, rich history, and affordable costs compared to other English-speaking countries. 

Yes, Malta is considered one of the safest countries in Europe. Just take the usual precautions, especially at night or in tourist areas.

Yes, students can request this service through the Admissions team.

Students studying at the English Path Malta campus can apply for a Tallinja card by visiting www.maltapublictransport.com and selecting “Register for Tallinja Card.” They will need to complete the online form and provide their personal details.

For delivery, students can enter the English Path Malta school address, so the card is sent to the campus. The school team will then inform the student once the card arrives and is ready for collection.

Yes, the bus station is just 2 minutes from Campus Hub.

It's free of charge. Just purchase bus card and one can use public transport for free

Yes, non-EU students can work up to 20 hours per week, but only after 90 days in Malta and once the appropriate work permit is approved.

The average cost of living for students studying at the English Path Malta campus is approximately €1,200 per month, depending on lifestyle and accommodation choices.

For groceries, a single student typically spends around €250–€350 per month if they cook most of their meals at home. Other expenses may include transport, mobile services, and leisure activities.

The Sim card is for free, you just need to apply for your favourite plan

Yes, it is safe but often has a high mineral content. Many students prefer bottled water or use a filter.

Yes! We organise weekly activities

If the student is already staying in our accommodation, the booking cannot be cancelled, as cancellations must be made at least six weeks in advance