Planning to move to Malta

Last activity 10 February 2014 by ricky

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de_vipMember07 February 2014 12:30:34

Hi,

I'm from Non EU country (Pakistan) and married to a UK citizen. We are planning to move to Malta but we can't find much information about this.

My British Partner wants to study Bachelors in Malta (Full time 4 Years) and while she's there I want to accompany her but as a non EU I don't know what documents will be required and also how long will that process takes and how much will it cost.

Looking forward to the answers.

Regards
Asjad

PriscillaViP10 February 2014 03:57:06

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Hi Asjad,

Welcome to Expat.com

Please note that i created a new topic with your post on the Malta forum, it will give more light to your questions and you may receive more constructive responses.

Have a nice day,

Priscilla
Expat.com team

rickyViP10 February 2014 05:19:39

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Hi Asjad,

the documents you need depend on where you both are living at the moment. If it is Pakistan then you will have to apply for a visa for the first trip into the Schengen area whether with or without your wife.

In Malta your wife has to apply for residency for herself and you as a family member. It comes with the usual requirement of enough income and adequate health insurance.

Cheers
Ricky

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