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Do Dominica Citizens Need a Visa for Malta in 2026?

Visa FreeMaximum Stay: 90 days

You can visit Malta for up to 90 days without a visa.

Visa Free

Maximum Stay90 days

Last updatedMarch 27, 2026

Step-by-Step Application Process

Check Entry Rules

Required step for Malta trip planning.

Document Preparation

Required step for Malta trip planning.

Application Submission

Required step for Malta trip planning.

Fee Payment

Required step for Malta trip planning.

Entry Verification

Required step for Malta trip planning.

Required Documents

—Valid Passport (6+ months)
—Biometric Photos
—Proof of Funds
—Return Ticket
—Travel Insurance

Important Tips

•Apply early
•Check passport validity

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No application needed - just arrive with a valid passport.

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Discover Malta

Malta is a captivating Mediterranean island nation known for its rich history, stunning beaches, and vibrant culture. With three main cities—Valletta, Rabat, and Mdina—each offering unique experiences from ancient ruins to picturesque villages.

Valletta

The capital city is a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with Baroque architecture and historical landmarks.

Rabat

Home to the Grand Master’s Palace and St. John’s Co-Cathedral, this historic city offers insights into Maltese history.

Mdina

The ‘City within a City’ is a charming medieval town with winding streets and impressive historical buildings.

Citadel of VallettaBlue GrottoSa Liberta RuinsPastizziFried Arancini

Best Time: The best time to visit Malta is from May to June and September to October, when the weather is mild and tourism is less crowded.

Currency: Euro

Daily Budget: $70 - $120 per day (including accommodation, food, and activities)

Safety & Scams

Travelers generally feel safe, but petty theft can occur in tourist areas. It’s advisable to keep an eye on personal belongings, especially in crowded places like bus stations and markets.

Getting Around

Renting a car is convenient for exploring rural areas, while public buses are affordable and frequent within cities. The iXchange app helps with navigating the public transport system.

Cultural Etiquette

Dress modestly when visiting religious sites; tipping is not customary but appreciated for exceptional service in restaurants. Dress code in traditional Maltese villages may be more relaxed.

Internet & Connectivity

Free Wi-Fi is widely available in public areas such as cafes, hotels, and tourist attractions.

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