Study in Malta

A Mediterranean island nation and EU member where English and Maltese are official languages. Popular for English study at language schools, with St Julian's and Sliema as school hubs and Valletta as the capit⁠a⁠l⁠.

Country snapshot

What to know about Ma⁠l⁠t⁠a

Study paths and visa options differ by country. Always confirm official rules before applyi⁠n⁠g⁠.

Working holiday

Depends on your national⁠i⁠t⁠y

As of September 26, 2026 · Source

Main study paths

English language scho⁠o⁠l⁠s

Language

English and Malt⁠e⁠s⁠e

Visa and working holiday rules can change. Check the latest official government or embassy guidance before you app⁠l⁠y⁠.

Step 1 — Choose a city

Which city will you study in?

Compare schools and housing city by ci⁠t⁠y⁠.

Step 2 — Know your options

Types of study abroad

Three common paths people choose in Mal⁠t⁠a⁠.

Language study

Study English at language schools in St Julian's, Sliema and nearby areas. A good fit if you want English plus compact island life in Euro⁠p⁠e⁠.

For those who want English plus Mediterranean life

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Working holiday

A scheme that lets you work during your stay. Eligibility and conditions depend on your nationality — check the official informati⁠o⁠n⁠.

For those who want to work while abroad

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Short-term study

Some students choose short language courses starting from a few weeks. Requirements depend on how long you stay, so check official information before you⁠ ⁠g⁠o⁠.

For those who want to try a short stay first

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Frequently Asked Questions

How should I choose a city in Mal⁠t⁠a⁠?
Many language schools are in St Julian's and Sliema. Valletta, the capital, is the island's historic center. Malta is small, so compare by where the school is and how close your housing⁠ ⁠i⁠s⁠.
Does Malta have a working holiday progr⁠a⁠m⁠?
Eligibility, age limits and length of stay depend on your nationality. Before applying, check the official government information that applies to your nationali⁠t⁠y⁠.
Is advice really fr⁠e⁠e⁠?
Yes — advice is free. You don’t need a fixed budget, goal, or city yet. Feel free to reach out anyti⁠m⁠e⁠.

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