for Nepalese Students
Malta offers high-quality education, a safe environment, and affordable living costs. With English as an official language and globally recognized degrees, Malta is becoming a top choice for Nepali students seeking a peaceful yet progressive study destination.
Blend academic excellence with Mediterranean charm and global mobility.
Thrive in a safe, English-speaking island known for innovation and opportunity.
Affordable European degrees, welcoming communities, and a bright career future.
Your IELTS or other English test scores are fully recognized for admission into Malta’s globally accredited bachelor’s and master’s programs.
Malta is an increasingly popular European destination offering quality education, an English-speaking environment, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. With internationally recognised institutions and affordable living costs, Malta is an attractive choice for Nepali students seeking global exposure without the high costs of many Western nations.
European-standard universities offering globally accepted degrees.
English is an official language, and most courses are fully taught in English.
Tuition fees starting from €2,500–€9,000/year with moderate living expenses.
One of Europe’s safest nations with a welcoming multicultural environment.
Growing demand in IT, tourism, business, hospitality, and health sectors.
International students can work up to 20 hours per week during their studies.
Malta’s qualifications are recognised across the EU, opening doors for future opportunities.
Malta’s higher education system follows the European (Bologna) structure and uses the ECTS credit system. It focuses on practical learning, international standards, and English-medium instruction.
Language of Instruction: English is one of Malta’s official languages, and most higher-education programs are fully taught in English.
Work Opportunities: International students can work up to 20 hours per week during their studies.
Safe & Friendly Environment: Malta is considered one of Europe’s safest countries with a welcoming community and relaxed lifestyle.
Recognised European Degrees: Malta uses the Bologna & ECTS system, meaning degrees are recognised across the European Union.
Climate & Lifestyle: Mediterranean climate with warm weather, beaches, and a peaceful island environment.
Popular Study Fields: Business, IT, Hospitality & Tourism, Health Sciences, Engineering, and Maritime Studies.
Studying in Malta offers Nepalese students an excellent opportunity to access high-quality European education at affordable tuition rates.
Below are some of the top institutions in Malta with their popular programs and estimated annual tuition fees.
Malta is known for its English-taught programs, industry-oriented courses, and strong focus on practical learning. Universities and institutions in Malta provide modern facilities, supportive learning environments, and globally recognised qualifications.
Malta offers career-oriented programs, affordable tuition, and easy entry requirements. Nepalese students prefer practical courses with strong job prospects in Malta and the EU. Here are popular courses with estimated annual tuition:
€5,500–€7,000/year
€6,500–€8,000/year
For the Malta Study Visa, Nepalese students must show financial proof covering living expenses + tuition fees.
Living Cost Requirement: Approximately €600–€800 per month (€7,200–€9,600/year)
Total Financial Proof Required: NPR 12,00,000 – NPR 18,00,000 per year
(depends on tuition fees & lifestyle)
Diploma Programs: €10,000 – €14,000/year (Tuition + Living)
Bachelor’s / Degree Programs: €12,000 – €18,000/year
Master’s / MBA Programs: €14,000 – €20,000/year
Maltese Government Support: Limited scholarships; mostly for EU students.
Institutional Discounts: Many colleges offer:
Work Opportunities: Students can work 20 hours/week during study and full-time after graduation under work permits.
Visa Fee: €100
Health Insurance: €150–€300/year
Airfare (Nepal → Malta): NPR 70,000 – NPR 120,000
IELTS/PTE: NPR 25,000 – NPR 30,000
Application Fees: €150 – €250 per college
Understanding your living expenses is essential for planning your study journey. Below is a clear breakdown of typical monthly and annual costs in Malta, based on recent data.
1 Bedroom (City Centre): €750–€1,500/month
1 Bedroom (Outside Centre): €650–€1,100/month
3 Bedroom (City Centre): €1,200–€2,900/month
Basic Utilities (Electricity, Heating, Water, Garbage): €60–€150/month
Internet (Unlimited, Broadband): €25–€45/month
Groceries: €180–€250/month (average for students)
Meal at an Inexpensive Restaurant: €10–€26
McDonald’s/Combo Meal: €9–€12
Coffee (Cappuccino): €1.50–€4.09
Water (0.33L Bottle): €1.00–€2.50
One-Way Bus Ticket: €1.75–€2.50
Monthly Transport Pass: €0–€30 (varies by card type)
Taxi Start: €3.50–€10
Taxi per km: €1.50–€3.70
Gasoline: €1.34–€1.38 per liter
Public Health System: Available for long-term residents with registration
Private Health Insurance: €250–€600 per year (average for students)
Travel/Temporary Insurance: €40–€80/month before full registration
Mobile Phone Plan: €11–€35/month
Gym Membership: €30–€80/month
Cinema Ticket: €8–€14
Books & Supplies: €150–€300/year
Clothing & Shoes: €30–€130 per item (seasonal costs vary)
Estimate Your Total: Add housing, food, transport, insurance, and personal expenses to calculate your monthly budget.
Choose Shared Housing: Room-sharing or living outside the city centre can reduce rent by 25–40%.
Use Public Transport: Buses are affordable, and student transport cards help save more.
Cook at Home: Groceries are more economical than eating out, helping reduce food costs by 30–50%.
Track Expenses:
Use mobile budget apps to stay on top of monthly spending.
Create Your Budget: Finalize expected monthly living costs based on housing and lifestyle.
Check Scholarships: Some Maltese institutions offer partial fee waivers.
Secure Accommodation: Apply early for dorms or shared apartments.
Sort Your Insurance: Arrange temporary insurance if needed before arrival.
Prepare Documents: Complete visa requirements, financial proof, and travel planning.
Most universities in Malta teach in English. Applicants must provide valid English proficiency scores:
Applicants must prepare the following documents:
To qualify for a Malta student visa, applicants must demonstrate strong financial capability:
Follow these clear steps to secure admission to Maltese universities and colleges:
Choose Program & Institution: Select your course at universities or licensed Malta Colleges (MQF-certified).
Meet Eligibility: Academic qualifications and English test scores (IELTS 5.5–6.5).
Prepare Required Documents: Passport, transcripts, English scores, SOP, CV, financial documents.
Apply to the Institution: Submit documents through online portal/email.
Receive Offer Letter: Conditional or unconditional acceptance.
Pay Tuition Fees: First semester/year fee must be paid for visa processing.
Prepare Financial Proof: Minimum €6,570 per year + paid tuition.
Arrange Accommodation: Provide hostel/hotel/lease agreement for visa.
Book VFS Appointment: Submit application and biometrics at VFS Dubai/India (as Malta VFS is not in Nepal).
Visa Processing: Average processing time: 4–8 weeks
Travel to Malta: Carry all original documents along with visa approval.
Residence Permit Registration: After arrival, apply for student residence permit in Malta.
Pro Tip:
Start your visa process early because Malta student visa appointments fill up quickly, and processing time can extend during peak seasons.
For smooth application support, Nara Consulting Group can guide you through every step.
Need personalized guidance at every step? Contact Nara Consulting Group to streamline your journey!
Securing scholarships can significantly reduce your financial burden and open doors to top institutions. Below are key scholarship programs available to Nepali applicants:
Although Malta offers fewer scholarship options compared to larger European countries, international students can still access several meaningful funding opportunities. Below are the major scholarship categories available:
Many Maltese institutions offer internal scholarships or tuition discounts based on academic performance:
Students enrolled in exchange programs or joint degrees may qualify for:
Ideal for students studying part of their degree in Malta through part
Tip: Apply 6–8 months early scholarship quotas for Malta are limited.
Malta is a parliamentary republic in the EU, known for stable governance, low crime rate, and strong democratic values.
The Government of Malta operates under a democratic system with three main branches: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial.
The legislative authority of Malta is vested in a unicameral parliament.
Key Powers:
The Executive Branch is responsible for implementing laws and governing the state.
Key Powers:
The Judicial Branch of Malta functions independently to uphold justice and protect citizens’ rights.
Includes:
The judiciary ensures the rule of law and safeguards the rights and freedoms of all individuals.
Malta is known for transparent governance, EU-aligned laws, and political stability all beneficial for international students living and studying there.
Yes. Malta is safe, English-speaking, affordable compared to other EU countries, and offers high-quality education with European-recognized degrees.
You need +2 for Bachelor’s programs, a Bachelor’s degree for Master’s, and an English test such as IELTS 5.5–6.5 depending on the course.
Most institutions require:
Yes. Students can work 20 hours per week during studies and full-time during holidays, with a valid Employment License.
Average living cost ranges from €600–€900 per month, depending on location and lifestyle.
Yes. You must show minimum funds of approximately €6,570 per year (€18 per day) + proof of tuition fee payment.
Visa processing normally takes 4–8 weeks, depending on volume and season.
Very safe. Malta has a low crime rate, friendly locals, and a peaceful environment for students.
Yes. Graduates can apply for a work permit or employment license, and many stay for job opportunities in tourism, IT, healthcare, finance, and education.
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