Malta is a small but high-life island country located in the middle of the Mediterranean... It attracts thousands of students from all over the world every year, thanks to its almost 300 days of sunshine a year, safe cities and the fact that English is spoken as an official language.
Social life, culture, transportation and work opportunities are extremely advantageous for both long-term students and those participating in short-term English programs. It is among the first choices of students who want to improve their English quickly and practically, especially with its economical education and daily living expenses.
European Experience on a Student-Friendly Budget
€500–900
250–350 €
€25–40
€150–300
Malta is one of the rare European countries that grants work permits to language students.
Schools in Malta offer many accommodation options according to the needs of students:
It offers a social environment, security, central location and ease of service.
It is the most economical option. Students live in the same apartment with people from different countries.
Ideal for practicing English in everyday life. Morning and evening meals can also be offered.
Yes. Since the official language of Malta is English, you will constantly practice outside of the classroom. The grocery store, the café, transportation, everyone you meet during the day speaks English—so your learning process doesn't just stop at school.
No, it is quite affordable compared to European countries. A comfortable student life is possible with a monthly budget of €900–€1,400.
Buses are common and convenient for students. Most students can even walk to many places due to the close proximity of schools and accommodation.
Yes. Anyone who enrolls in the 12-week (3-month) program can apply for a work permit. Once the application is accepted, it is possible to work part-time for 20 hours a week.
Yes. It is one of the safest and calmest countries in Europe. St. Julian's, Sliema and Swieqi areas are especially safe for students.
It depends on your budget, school location, and lifestyle. If you want a social environment, a residence is a good choice; If you want it to be economical, a shared apartment is ideal; If you want a calmer and safer life, you can choose a homestay.
It is sufficient that the documents are in order. The visa process is transparent and fast-paced. It usually results in 2-6 weeks.
Yes. Schools such as EC, ACE, BELS have international accreditations and the certificate you receive is recognized worldwide.
Yes. You can extend your long-term program or apply for a study session when you receive a job offer. Malta is very student-friendly in this regard.
Generally, yes. Especially the tourism and service sector is very lively. Even if your English is basic, you can find many part-time jobs.
Let's come up with options that fit your budget.
