Dreaming of studying in Malta? KC Overseas Education is among the most trusted Malta education consultants in Vizag, guiding students from Visakhapatnam and across Andhra Pradesh through every step of their overseas education journey — from shortlisting the right university and course to applications, scholarships, education loans and student visas.
Why choose KC Overseas for Malta?
- Personalised university & course shortlisting matched to your profile and budget
- End-to-end application, SOP and documentation support
- Scholarship guidance and education-loan assistance
- Expert student-visa filing and interview preparation
Why Study in Malta?
Malta teaches in English, sits inside the EU, and charges €6,000–€10,000 a year for a bachelor's and €8,000–€15,000 for a master's. The visa route has two stages that catch people out: a Type D long-stay visa before you travel, then a residence permit applied for within three months of arriving.
Key Takeaways
- Bachelor's €6,000–€10,000 a year; master's €8,000–€15,000
- Type D visa before arrival, then a residence permit within three months of landing
- Minimum funding of €9,000–€10,000 for the first year
- Work is capped at 20 hours a week and only after the first 13 weeks of study
Cost of Studying in Malta
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Bachelor's tuition | €6,000–€10,000 per year |
| Master's tuition | €8,000–€15,000 per year |
| Living costs | €500–€800 per month |
| Minimum funding, first year | €9,000–€10,000 |
Figures checked July 2026 and indicative only — they vary by university, city and course, and official rates change. Source: Tuition fees, University of Malta. Our counsellors confirm current figures for your chosen programme.
The Two-Stage Visa Catches People Out
Malta is not a single-application destination. You obtain a Type D long-stay visa through VFS before you travel, and then, once in Malta, you must apply for a residence permit within three months. Missing that second deadline creates problems that are far easier to avoid than to fix. Plan for both steps from the outset.
Working While You Study
Non-EU students need a Jobsplus employment licence and may work up to 20 hours a week — but generally only after completing the first 13 weeks of the course. Budget for that first term without any earnings.
Top Universities We Represent
Universities We Represent in Malta
KC Overseas Education Visakhapatnam is the Vizag representative for the institutions listed below — 11 direct partners in Malta. If you are looking for a particular university's agent or representative in Visakhapatnam, and it appears here, we handle that application directly from our Dwaraka Nagar office.
Read the notes in brackets. Some institutions accept applications only for undergraduate or only for postgraduate study, and a few do not accept students from particular Indian states. Those conditions decide your eligibility before your grades do.
- Ascencia Business School Malta
- European Business School, Malta
- European Global Institute of Innovations & Technology, St Julians
- Global Business School - GBS Malta Campus
- Global College Malta (Except Students from Punjab)
- Idea Academy, Malta (Except Students from Punjab, Haryana & Kerala)
- Learnkey Training Institute
- London School of Commerce, Malta Campus
- Queen Mary University of London, Malta Campus
- Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education
- Yhank Institute, Malta
Partner list from the KC Overseas Education country-wise partner list (April 2026 brochure). Representation agreements change — confirm with your counsellor before relying on any single entry.
Our Services as Malta Education Consultants
Career & Course Counselling
Free profile evaluation to match you with the right course, university and intake in Malta.
Admissions & Applications
Complete application support including SOP, LOR and document preparation.
Scholarships & Loans
Guidance on scholarships and collateral / non-collateral education loans.
Visa & Pre-departure
Student-visa filing, interview prep and pre-departure briefing.
Admission Process — Step by Step
- Free counselling: understand your goals, budget and eligibility.
- Shortlisting: finalise universities and courses in Malta.
- Application: prepare and submit applications with a strong SOP.
- Offer & finances: accept your offer, arrange funds / education loan.
- Visa: file your student visa and prepare for the interview.
- Fly: pre-departure guidance so you land fully prepared.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much money do I need to study in Malta?
Malta requires minimum funding of €9,000–€10,000 for the first year, on top of tuition of €6,000–€10,000 for a bachelor's or €8,000–€15,000 for a master's.
Can I work while studying in Malta?
Yes, up to 20 hours a week, but you need a Jobsplus employment licence and generally cannot start until after the first 13 weeks of your course.
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