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College of Remote and Offshore Medicine

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Studying in Malta, from the official sources in our guide

Money to show for the visa
EUR 8,948
Work in term
20 h/week
Work after study
9 months
The full Malta guide

What you can study here

1 subject

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Studying in Malta

The rules and the money, before you apply

These apply to every international student in Malta, including at College of Remote and Offshore Medicine. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.

Money you must show

At least 75% of the national minimum wage for every month of study

About €746 a month at the 2026 minimum wage of €229.44 a week (our calculation). The University of Malta tells its students to show €950 a month.

Identità (Central Visa Unit), checked 24 Sep 2026

Work while you study

20 hours a week, with an employment licence

Students on full-time higher education courses recognised by MQRIC may work from their first year. Jobsplus sets conditions, including sectors.

Identità, source re-checked 23 Oct 2026

How to apply in Malta

The same rules for every institution in Malta; College of Remote and Offshore Medicine's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 24 Sep 2026.

Deadlines and intakes

The University of Malta's academic year starts in October, and applications open the previous November. For the October 2026 intake, applicants who needed a visa had to apply by 1 July 2026 at 14:00, earlier than the general late deadline of 15 September. Expect a similar gap for October 2027 and apply in the first half of the year.

A workable sequence for October: apply between November and March, receive an offer, pay or invoice the tuition, and lodge the visa by June to allow for the 6-8 week processing time.

Language you need

English is an official language and the language of teaching at the University of Malta for most programmes. Government services, contracts and most jobs are available in English. Maltese is widely spoken socially, and a small number of programmes and public-sector roles require it.

Your institution sets the English requirement for admission. Check the course page.

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