Travel to Malta during Covid-19 (Coronavirus)
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At a glance
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Proof of vaccination:
YES
Test pre-travel/recovery certificate:
NO
Form pre-travel:
NO
Test on arrival:
NO
Screening on arrival:
YES
Quarantine on arrival:
NO
Test during stay:
NO
RETURN REQUIREMENTS
Test pre-return travel:
NO
Test on return:
NO
Quarantine on return:
NO
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Proof of vaccination:
NO
Test pre-travel/recovery certificate:
YES
Form pre-travel:
NO
Test on arrival:
NO
Screening on arrival:
YES
Quarantine on arrival:
NO
Test during stay:
NO
RETURN REQUIREMENTS
Test pre-return travel:
NO
Test on return:
NO
Quarantine on return:
NO
| Vaccinated Requirements | |
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| Entry Requirements for Vaccinated Visitors | |
| Proof of vaccination: |
You will be required to show your COVID-19 vaccinations to enter into the country as fully vaccinated. You will be able to do this using the NHS COVID app. |
| Test pre-travel/recovery certificate: | Not required |
| On arrival: |
You will be screened on arrival into Malta and will also need to show proof of your fully vaccinated status. You are classed as fully vaccinated two (2) weeks after your final dose. You will need proof of vaccination to enter into Malta. You can use your COVID vaccination certificate (both digital and letter versions) as proof of your vaccination record. Digital certificates much include a verifiable QR code. Children under the age of 12 do not need to present a vaccination certificate or a COVID19 test result to enter Malta. Children aged 12 to 18 will be permitted to enter either with a vaccination certificate, or a negative PCR test taken 72 hours before arrival or an antigen test taken 24 hours before arrival.
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| Form pre-travel: | Not required |
| RETURN REQUIREMENTS FOR VACCINATED VISITORS | |
|---|---|
| At present, this destination has no specific return requirements related to Covid-19 (Coronavirus). Please check the latest Foreign Office Advice (see link below) for other visa or return requirements. | |
| FURTHER INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| Foreign Office Advice: | https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/malta |
| Local regulations: | It is mandatory to wear a face mask in all indoor public spaces. You must also wear your face mask in all outdoor public spaces, unless you are in groups of no more than 2 people who have both received a booster dose of a valid vaccine. Under 3's are exempt from this. You will need to present a valid vaccination certificate to enter the following locations if you are aged 12 and over: Bars and restaurants, cinemas. pools, spas and saunas, theatres and organised public events. If you test positive while in resort If you test positive for COVID-19, you may need to stay where you are until you test negative. You may also need to seek treatment there. Plan ahead and make sure you:
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| Unvaccinated Requirements | |
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| Entry Requirements for Unvaccinated Visitors | |
| Proof of vaccination: | Not required |
| Test pre-travel/recovery certificate: | PCR or Antigen |
| PCR Test locations: | https://covidtraveladvice.kuoni.co.uk/pcr-test-locations |
| Test time: |
You must take a negative PCR test no more than 72 hours before arrival. You will need to show your test result to travel, or a negative Antigen test no more than 24 hours prior to arrival. The tests must be performed by an accredited lab or health professional and the result must have a QR code confirming negative status. |
| On arrival: |
You will be screened on arrival into Malta and will also need to show proof of your negative COVID19 test status. Children under the age of 12 do not need to present a vaccination certificate or a COVID19 test result to enter Malta. Children aged 12 to 18 will be permitted to enter either with a vaccination certificate, or a negative PCR test taken 72 hours before arrival or an antigen test taken 24 hours before arrival. |
| Form pre-travel: | Not required |
| RETURN REQUIREMENTS FOR UNVACCINATED VISITORS | |
|---|---|
| At present, this destination has no specific return requirements related to Covid-19 (Coronavirus). Please check the latest Foreign Office Advice (see link below) for other visa or return requirements. | |
| FURTHER INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| Foreign Office Advice: | https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/malta |
| Local regulations: | It is mandatory to wear a face mask in all public spaces both indoors and outdoors. Children under 3 are exempt. You may need to prove your vaccination status to enter into restaurants, cafes, bars and other public venues. You may find capacity is reduced in some venues. If you test positive while in resort If you test positive for COVID-19, you may need to stay where you are until you test negative. You may also need to seek treatment there. Plan ahead and make sure you:
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The Information contained on this page is accurate to the best of our knowledge. It is provided as guidance only and is subject to review and change. Please check with official sources before booking and again regularly prior to travel, as information and requirements can change frequently and with little notice. Please visit the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office website at gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice or visit gov.uk/travelaware for country-specific information.
Last updated: 13.06.2022 at 11:10