How to get a Malta visa from Cambodia

• Malta visitor visa is a short-stay Schengen visa valid for a period of 90 days.
• It allows its holder to visit friends and relatives in the country, attend festivals and ceremonies and tour the country.
• Malta is a member of the Schengen agreement and as such requires that all travellers have a valid medical insurance worth a minimum of 30,000 euros.
• This visa cannot be used to engage in any form of employment, paid or unpaid while in Malta.
• Applicants of this visa are to have accommodation reservation in the country valid for their entire stay.
• If you have a host, you can stay with the host but the person has to send an invitation letter which should state the relationship between the applicant and the host.
• Details of places to be visited during the trip and duration of each visit is required from all applicants.
• Children below the ages of 18 are to submit a signed letter of travel authorization from their parents or legal guardians and a copy of their birth certificate.
• If you have a job in Cambodia, your employer is required to issue a visa stating that your trip is approved and you are on official leave.
• This visa is free from travellers below the age of 6, costs 35 euros for those within age 6-11 years and is 60 euros for those above 12 years of age.

• Malta business visa is issued to business-minded individuals intending to conduct business in Malta.
• A valid passport not older than 10 years and valid for at least three months beyond your trip completion is required.
• If you have been previously issued a Schengen visa, they should be submitted.
• Travel insurance worth up to 30,000 euros is required. This would cover any emergency that might occur during your stay in Malta.
• The inviting company is to send a letter of invitation to the applicant. This letter should state the nature of the business to be conducted, the duration of the business and details of the inviting company.
• If the inviting company would sponsor the business trip, it should also be stated in the letter.
• Proof of previously conducted businesses between the inviting company and the applicant should be provided.
• In the case where the company would not sponsor the trip, the applicant must provide proof of sufficient funds for the trip.
• Self-employed applicants in Cambodia are to submit their business company registration and trade license.
• All applicants are required to have an accommodation for their trip.
• A travel return ticket is mandatory. This would serve as proof that the applicant would return to Cambodia when the trip is over.

Yes. The official language the Maltese is Maltese and the English Language. About 76% of the population speak English so tourists would have no issue communicating if they speak English too.