Important
advisory for Indian students
Indian
students planning to apply for admission to a college/institute in Malta are advised
to carefully check the credentials of the concerned college/institute and make
actual payment of the admission fee only after visa to enter Malta has been issued
to them. This advisory is being issued as there have been some cases where admission
fees paid by students was not refunded back to them by the concerned
college/institute after their visas were not issued.
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High Commission of India
Malta
Advisory for Indian students seeking admission to colleges/institutes in Malta
It has come to the notice of High Commission that fake admission letters are being issued by some unscrupulous individuals in the name of some educational institutes in Malta informing about offers of admission etc.
High Commission of India advises all Indian students looking for admissions to any educational institutes/colleges in Malta to carefully check any admission letter received by them and verify the genuineness of the letter directly with the concerned institute before moving forward for payment of any fees etc.
Latest Advisory for Indian Students
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High Commission of India
Malta
Advisory for Indian students planning to study in Malta
All Indian students planning to join a university/college/institute in Malta are advised to make necessary inquiries and consider the following before applying for admission at an institution in Malta:
(i) Please ensure that the university/college/institute has proper accreditation and recognition in Malta.
(ii) It is advisable that students directly approach the college/university/institute for admission instead of applying through agents. Students must also check all the information directly from the university/college/institute regarding duration of the course, course fee and terms and conditions regarding their student visa.
(iii) It is also advisable that admission fee is deposited with the university/college/institute directly after obtaining Maltese visa. If the university/college/institute insists on deposit of admission/tuition fees before appropriate visa is granted, prior assurance in writing may be sought from the respective university/college/institute for refund of fees, in case the student is unable to join the institution due to unavoidable circumstances such as refusal of long-term visa.
(iv) Students are advised to carefully check the latest travel restrictions for travel to Malta in view of the COVID-19 pandemic situation.
(v) In view of the COVID-19 pandemic, students planning to join a university/college/institute are also advised to check that the courses they plan to get admitted to, require their physical presence in Malta and have not been shifted to online courses.
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