Language stay abroad in Malta

Language stay abroad in Malta

The Republic of Malta is an island state and a member of the European Union. The archipelago is located between the western and eastern Mediterranean Sea. It is constituted of nine islands, only four of which have inhabitants, including Malta, Gozo, Comino and Manoel. The five others remain untouched by houses and infrastructure, and are Comino, Filfla, Saint-Paul (two islands) and Fungus Rock.
Maltese islands are mythical. The archipelago is a true roofless museum because there is something beautiful to be discovered wherever you go.
Thanks to a hot and sunny climate throughout the year, clear waters, lively parties and 7.000 years of history, there is much to do and see on Malta during your study abroad trip.
The fusion of cultures and influences throughout the centuries creates a marriage of styles and traditions, giving an intriguing and eclectic twist to the islands of the archipelago.

language stay abroad in malta are particularly beneficial for children and teenagers if  they take place in international environment.

Adults and students  also have the possibility of participating in a language stay abroad in malta all year round in specialized language schools for  international students.

For your language stay abroad in malta this site presents the following items: Life at this destination, Geography and climate, Useful information.

Life at this destination

Malta's cultural influences stem largely from its history of foreign domination and the predominance of the Roman Catholic church.
Folk traditions have evolved mainly around the festival to celebrate the patron saint of a village, marked by processions and fireworks.
The annual Carnival is celebrated at Valletta with vigorous dancing displays that include the Parata, a sword dance commemorating the Maltese victory over the Turkish people in 1565, and Il-Maltija, the Maltese national dance.
Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in Malta, and Ta' Qali National Stadium is the site of important local and international matches.
Annual living costs in Malta are substantially lower than in the United Kingdom.

Language stay abroad in Malta Phones

Country Code:
356
  • Malta to USA :
    00 + 1 + area code + number.
  • Malta to Great Britain:
    00 + 44 + area code + number.
  • Malta
    to Spain :

    00 + 34 + area code + number
  • Malta
    to France :
    00 + 33 + number of correspondant (9 digits - leave off the 0).
  • Malta
    to Belgium :
    00 + 32 + area code + number.
  • Malta
    to Italy :
    00 + 39 +area code + number.
  • Malta to Germany :
    00 (wait for tone) + 49 + area code + number.
  • European Emergency Number :
    112
  • Police in Malte :
    191
  • Ambulance in Malte :
    196
  • Firemen in Malte :
    199

Language stay abroad in Malta Health insurance

For European residents :

  • You should obtain a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) before leaving the UK. (see the website www.dh.gov.uk) The EHIC is not a substitute for medical and travel insurance, but covers you for emergency medical treatment. You will not be covered for medical repatriation, on-going medical treatment or treatment of a non-urgent nature.
  • But, because the EHIC does not cover medical repatriation, non-urgent medical problems or on-going treatment, it is strongly recommended that you obtain comprehensive travel and medical insurance before travelling. You should check for any exclusions in your policy and make sure that your policy covers you for the activities you want to undertake.

Language stay abroad in Malta Driver's license

  • Valid international driving licence required to rent a car.
  • The rates are some of the lowest in Europe!

Language stay abroad in Malta Vaccination

No specific vaccinations that are required or recommended

Geography and climate

  • Climate :

    Warm most of the year, but the heat is moderated by cooling sea breezes.

  • Geography :

    The Maltese archipelago is situated in the middle of the Mediterranean and consists of three islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino. Malta is the most densely populated and has a lovely coastline with harbours, bays, creeks, sandy beaches and rocky coves. Gozo is more heavily vegetated and can be reached by a ferry from Malta. Comino is very sparsely populated and can also be reached by ferry from the big island.

  • Seas / Oceans : Mediterranean Sea