Current travel health requirements for Malta have been significantly simplified in 2024. We help travelers understand and prepare the necessary health documentation for their journey to Malta.
Current vaccination requirements for Malta
- No COVID-19 vaccination certificate is required for entry into Malta
- Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory only for travelers from specific countries
- Several routine vaccinations are recommended for optimal travel health protection
Health documentation and entry requirements
- A valid passport with at least 3 months validity beyond planned departure
- Proof of travel insurance covering medical expenses
- No quarantine requirements are currently in place
iVisa Pro Tip: "Many travelers appreciate Malta's streamlined entry process. We recommend keeping digital copies of all health documents, as some airlines may still request verification during check-in."
Recommended health precautions for Malta
- Consider routine vaccinations like MMR and Tdap if not up to date
- Hepatitis A and B vaccinations are recommended for most travelers
- Travel insurance covering medical treatment is strongly advised
Vaccination Type |
Requirement Status |
Validity Period |
COVID-19 |
Not Required |
N/A |
Yellow Fever |
Required from select countries |
10 years |
Routine Vaccines |
Recommended |
Varies |
Special considerations for long-term stays
- Students and long-term visitors should consult with healthcare providers
- Additional health screenings may be required for extended stays
- Consider registering with local medical facilities
iVisa Pro Tip: "Having experienced the process myself, I recommend getting any recommended vaccinations at least 4-6 weeks before travel to ensure full effectiveness."
Healthcare facilities and medical services in Malta
Malta offers excellent healthcare facilities for travelers. The country maintains high medical standards with both public and private hospitals available throughout the main islands. We recommend familiarizing yourself with local healthcare options before your trip.
Healthcare Type |
Availability |
Average Cost |
Public Hospitals |
24/7 |
€25-75 per visit |
Private Clinics |
Business hours |
€50-150 per visit |
Pharmacies |
Extended hours |
Varies by medication |
Pro Tip: "Schedule any required vaccinations at least 6 weeks before your trip to ensure proper immunity development and documentation processing"
Frequently asked questions
Do I need specific vaccines for long-term stays in Malta?
For stays exceeding 90 days, you may need additional health screenings and vaccinations. We recommend consulting with Maltese healthcare authorities.
Can I get vaccinations in Malta if needed?
Yes, Malta has several travel clinics that provide vaccinations. However, we recommend getting the necessary vaccines before travel.
What if my vaccination certificate is in a language other than English?
All health documents should be in English or accompanied by certified English translations.
Are there seasonal vaccination recommendations for Malta?
Influenza vaccination is recommended for winter travel (November-March). Updated recommendations are available through our platform.
Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about Malta or health documentation requirements. Contact us any time via our customer service agents via chat or WhatsApp.