
Study in English on a safe Mediterranean island with EU-recognized qualifications. MaxOn Global Consultants guides you from admission to your residence permit.
Main intakes
Typical tuition / year
Part-time work
Post-study permit
Malta combines English-taught programs, EU-recognized qualifications and a safe Mediterranean lifestyle.
We help you shortlist universities that match your profile and budget.
Book a free consultation — in person or online.
Receive your acceptance letter and pay your tuition.
Arrange funds, insurance, accommodation and attestation.
Apply for a national (D) visa for studies.
Collect your visa and fly to Malta.
Apply to Identità for your study residence permit (TRC).
Typical costs for non-EU students. Tuition varies by institution, level and program.
per year for many programs (typical)
per month · depends on area
minimum first-year funding (typical)
| Cost | Amount |
|---|---|
| University of Malta tuition | Separate fee schedule for non-EU students |
| Tuition payment | Proof usually required for the permit |
| National (D) visa & permit fees | As set by the authorities |
| Health insurance | Required for non-EU students |
| Accommodation | Main part of your living costs |
Figures as of October 2026 — always confirm current fees with your institution and Identità.
A typical checklist for Pakistani students. Exact requirements vary by institution and personal circumstances.
Meet your counsellor in person or online.
Help with funds, insurance and Identità documents.
Your first consultation is completely free.
From shortlisting to arrival in Malta.
Funding options Pakistani students often explore. Eligibility and deadlines change each year — we’ll check the latest details with you.
Some private institutions offer merit-based tuition reductions.
Discounts for early or full-year tuition payment at some colleges.
Funded research opportunities at the University of Malta.
Yes. Malta is an EU member state. Choose a licensed institution with an MQRIC-recognized qualification.
Yes. English is one of Malta’s official languages, and most degree programs are taught in English.
The University of Malta requires a recognized English test; many private institutions accept an MOI letter or strong English marks.
Degree students (MQF 5+) can work up to 20 hours per week with a residence permit and a Jobsplus licence, which can take 3–4 months.
Many private programs cost €6,000–12,000 per year. Living costs are about €800–1,300 per month.
October is the main intake, with February at many private institutions and summer intakes at some colleges.
Graduates can apply for a one-time, nine-month post-study residence permit to look for work.
No. Decisions are made by institutions and Maltese authorities. We help you prepare the strongest possible application.
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