Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Malta exactly?
Malta is an island country located in Southern Europe, situated in the central Mediterranean Sea. It lies approximately 80 km south of Sicily, Italy, and 284 km east of Tunisia in North Africa. The archipelago is composed of three main inhabited islands - Malta, Gozo, and Comino - and is a member of the EU.
Why is Malta a good place to study English?
Studying in Malta offers international students a high-quality education at an affordable cost within a safe, EU-member, Mediterranean setting. Popular for its 300 days of sunshine, Malta offers a unique, safe, and vibrant lifestyle.
Yes, both Maltese and English are official languages. English is also the primary medium of instruction in universities, making it easy for international students.
Is English the main language?
Can students work while studying in Malta?
Yes, international students can generally work part-time, with job opportunities available in hospitality, tourism, and other service sectors.
Is Malta affordable?
Malta offers one of the lowest costs of living in Europe, with affordable accommodation, food, and transport.
What is the currency?
The currency is the Euro (€).
Do I need a student visa to study in Malta?
Whether you need a study visa Malta depends on your nationality and the length of your stay.
Yes, it is safe, but it is heavily chlorinated, leading many to prefer bottled water.