Schengen C Tourist Visa — Malta (up to 90 days in 180)for 🌍 Austria citizens travelling to 🇲🇹 Malta

📋Required Documents11

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  Biometrics (fingerprints) at submission

  Reused from any Schengen application within the last 59 months.

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  Completed and signed Schengen visa application form
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  Employment letter with approved leave and last 3 months’ payslips

  Or proof of studies / business registration for non-employees.

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  Evidence of ties to your home country

  Employment, property or family ties supporting return intention.

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  Passport issued within the last 10 years, valid 3 months beyond departure, with 2 blank pages
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  Proof of accommodation for the entire stay
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  Proof of sufficient means of subsistence

  Maltese reference: ~EUR 48/day.

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  Round-trip flight reservation and travel itinerary
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  Schengen-specification photo (35×45 mm, white background, within 6 months)
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  Schengen visa fee payment (EUR 90; children 6–11 EUR 45)
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  Travel medical insurance covering EUR 30,000 across all Schengen states

ℹ️What to Expect

As a Austria passport holder, you can enter Malta without applying for a visa in advance. Present your valid passport at the port of entry and confirm your intended stay is within up to 90 days. Border officers may ask for proof of onward travel, sufficient funds, and accommodation details. Always verify current requirements with the Malta embassy or official government website before booking travel.

🌐Why Austria passport holders do not need a visa for Malta

Austria passport holders can enter Malta without a visa because of an existing bilateral visa-waiver agreement or diplomatic arrangement between the two countries. This means Austria citizens benefit from streamlined entry and do not need to apply in advance — a valid passport is sufficient at the border.

🔗More Malta Visa Options

• Malta National D Student Visa (12 months, renewable per academic year) →
• Malta Nomad Residence Permit (12 months, renewable up to 3 years total) →
• Malta Permanent Residence Programme — MPRP (permanent, 5-year renewable card) →