Why Malta.
Malta is the EU's English-speaking Mediterranean island — sunny, safe, and historic, with a respected public university and a booming gaming, fintech, and maritime economy. English is an official language, so there's no barrier to study, work, or daily life.
Ask the expertEnglish-speaking EU
English is an official language — study, work, and live entirely in English inside the European Union.
University of Malta
A respected public university (founded 1592) plus growing private institutions, strong in law, IT, and maritime studies.
Sun, sea & history
300 days of sunshine, Baroque cities, and Mediterranean island life — one of Europe's most beautiful study settings.
Gaming & fintech hub
A European centre for iGaming, fintech, and blockchain, with internships and graduate roles in fast-growing sectors.
Safe & welcoming
Among Europe's safest countries, with a friendly, multilingual, internationally-minded culture.
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When you can
begin.
The main intake — all programmes open.
A second intake at private institutions and some programmes.
What it really
costs.
Malta pairs affordable English-language study with Mediterranean island life. Use this as a planning guide.
* Public-university fees are low for many programmes; private colleges are pricier but flexible.
Cost of living
Central and coastal areas are priciest, especially in summer; Gozo and inland towns are gentler. English everywhere, a sunny outdoor life, and a strong part-time job market make Malta a comfortable, easy place to study.
Funding that
follows merit.
Where you'll
live & study.
Valletta
A golden Baroque fortress capital and UNESCO World Heritage city, alive with cafés, harbours, and history.
Msida
Home to the University of Malta's main campus — a lively harbourside student hub near the capital.
Gozo
Malta's greener, quieter sister island — a peaceful campus base with beaches and a slower rhythm.
The visa,
step by step.
EHEC manages your visa end-to-end. We assemble your document checklist, open and verify your blocked account, arrange tax-compliant financial proofs, book your embassy appointment, and run mock interviews until you walk in confident.
Ask the expertAdmission letter
Secure your place — the basis of the national (D) student visa.
Proof of funds
Show funds covering living for the year. We prepare the documentation.
Student visa & residence
Apply at the Maltese mission, then obtain a residence permit after arrival.
Stay & work
Graduates can seek work in gaming, fintech, and tourism, with EU mobility options.
Public tuition is low for many programmes; private institutions cost €6,000–11,000/year. Living runs €800–1,200/month, higher in summer tourist season.
Malta is one of Europe's safest countries, English-speaking, with student healthcare and a warm, welcoming culture.
Yes — up to 20 hours/week, with strong roles in tourism, gaming, and services across the island.
A booming iGaming, fintech, and maritime economy plus EU access and English make outcomes good for graduates.
No — English is official and universal. Maltese is a bonus, never a barrier.