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🇲🇹work Visa

EU Blue Card

Malta

Last updated: December 26, 2025

Duration

1 to 2 years (renewable)

Visa Fee

$708

Time

2-3 months

Complexity

Medium

About this Visa

The Malta EU Blue Card is a work permit for highly skilled professionals from outside the EU. It is designed for experts in fields like IT, finance, and engineering who want to live and work in Malta. If you have a university degree or years of high-level experience, this card offers a fast path to residency. This card gives you and your family excellent rights. You can work for a Maltese company, travel freely within the Schengen Area, and bring your spouse and children with you immediately. After living in Malta for a year, you can even move to another EU country more easily for work.

Key Benefits

  • Work legally for your specific employer
  • Bring your spouse and children immediately
  • Spouse can work in Malta
  • Travel visa-free in Schengen Area (90 days)
  • Move to another EU country after 12 months
  • Path to permanent residence after 5 years
  • Access to healthcare benefits (after tax)

Eligibility & Requirements

Eligibility Criteria

  • Bachelor's degree or 3 years relevant IT experience
  • Valid job offer with 1-year contract
  • Annual salary of at least €34,956
  • Clean criminal record
  • Good health condition

Financial Requirement

Must earn at least €34,956 per year (approx. $36,350 USD). Proof via signed work contract showing gross annual salary.

Documents

  • Work ContractSigned by both parties, min 1 year duration
  • QualificationsUniversity degree or 3 years IT experience
  • CV / ResumeDetailed work history
  • Job DescriptionLetter from employer explaining role
  • Health InsurancePrivate policy covering hospital care
  • Rental AgreementProof of accommodation in Malta
  • Jobsplus DeclarationProof job was advertised

Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Visa requirements, fees, and processes change frequently. Please verify all information with official government sources and consult a qualified immigration attorney before making decisions.