Malta:
Maltese Diplomatic Missions Remain Closed
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With the publication of L.N. 255 of 2020, which came into effect
on the 15th of July, 2020, the
travel to and from Malta was permitted from the countries listed here. Additionally, Identity Malta
has also re-opened its services and shall be accepting new Single
Permit applications as of the 3rd of August, 2020.
However, although it is now permissible to travel to and from
Malta, none of Malta’s Diplomatic missions or foreign
representations are processing any visa applications.
Therefore for nationals of those countries considered
‘Safe-Zone’, which do not have a visa waiver agreement with
the Schengen Area Members States, the reality remains that they
will not be able to travel to Malta, unless they already have some
other form of valid authorization to travel within the Schengen
visa free zone.
Originally published by MAMOTCV, August 2020
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