Malta
Our records hold 3 options for Malta. Each is researched against official sources and carries the date it was last verified. Rules change — always confirm against the official link before acting.
Malta's seasonal work permit - one of the few European routes the worker applies for themselves
- Kind of option
- employer
- Education floor
- No formal education requirement stated
Official sources
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/noneu-nationals/employment-related-permits/seasonal-workers/
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/noneu-nationals/employment-related-permits/seasonal-workers/conditions/
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/noneu-nationals/employment-related-permits/seasonal-workers/rights/
Malta's combined work and residence permit, which the Maltese employer must apply for on the worker's behalf
- Kind of option
- employer
- Education floor
- No formal education requirement stated
Official sources
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/noneu-nationals/employment-related-permits/single-permit/
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/noneu-nationals/employment-related-permits/single-permit/who-is-eligible/
- https://identita.gov.mt/expatriates-unit-main-page/noneu-nationals/employment-related-permits/single-permit/single-permit-application/
Malta's student visa for vocational and technical study, including MCAST - 20 hours of work a week, and from the first year if the course is MQF Level 5 or above
- Kind of option
- vocational
- Education floor
- No formal education requirement stated
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