🇲🇹Schengen C visa (short stay)
Malta visa from Armenia
Malta has no embassy in Yerevan — applications go through the Italian Embassy. Accommodation and itinerary must clearly show Malta as your destination.
Visa type
Schengen C visa (short stay)
Processing time
5–15 working days
Digitour service fee
AMD 30,000
paid to us
Consular fee
€80
paid to the embassy
Appointment date varies: The processing time above only starts once your application is submitted — how soon you can actually get a VFS/BLS/TLS appointment slot can range from a few days to a few months, depending on the season and country. We recommend checking this specific detail with our visa experts before planning your travel dates.
How the application runs
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Consultation
We assess your eligibility and travel history before any commitment. If your application carries material risk, we say so clearly — in the first session.
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Documents
We build your complete file, verify every supporting document, and arrange certified translations where the embassy requires them.
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03
Appointment
We book your embassy slot, prepare you for the interview, and brief you on the consulate's specific protocols and expectations.
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Result
Visa in hand — or a written refusal analysis and a clear re-application plan, included in your original service fee at no extra cost.
Documents you will need
- Valid passport — minimum 2 blank pages, valid at least 3 months beyond your return date
- Copies of all passports issued in the last 3 years
- Schengen visa application form — completed online, signed in person at the embassy
- Two photographs — 3,5 × 4,5 mm, white background, taken within the last 6 months
- Confirmed return flight reservation (booking reference; a paid ticket is not required)
- Accommodation confirmation covering the full duration of the stay
- Day-by-day trip itinerary
- Bank statements for the last 3–6 months, minimum average balance around AMD 200,000
- Employment certificate stating position, salary and approved leave dates
- Last 3 payslips, or tax returns for the last 2 years if self-employed
- Proof of property, business ownership or other assets in Armenia, where applicable
- Travel medical insurance with minimum €30,000 coverage, valid across the Schengen area
- Policy covering the full duration of the intended stay
- Certificate in English, or with a certified translation
- Letter of invitation from your host in the destination country
- Proof of the host's residence status — residence permit, passport or national ID
- Accommodation confirmation signed by the host
What it costs
Two separate figures. We never merge them into one headline price, and neither is a percentage of the other.
Digitour service fee
AMD 30,000
Eligibility assessment, document preparation and audit, appointment booking, interview or submission preparation, and re-application support if refused.
Consular fee
€80
Paid directly to the embassy — separate from our service fee.
Malta visa questions
Through the Embassy of Italy in Yerevan, which represents Malta for visa purposes. The documents and the process are identical to a standard Schengen application.
The standard Schengen set is required: an application form, valid passport, photograph, return flight reservation, accommodation in Malta, travel insurance with coverage of at least €30,000, and proof of financial means. Since Malta is the destination, your accommodation bookings and itinerary should specifically reference Malta.
5–15 working days through the Italian Embassy. Submit at least 3 weeks before travel.
Yes. Malta is part of the Schengen Area and the visa issued is valid across all 27 states.