Malta Work Visa: Options for Non-Educated Applicants

"Yes, it is possible for non-educated people to get a work visa in Malta, but it depends on the type of job and employer requirements.

Here’s a clear explanation:

✅ Possible for low-skilled or semi-skilled jobs

Malta offers work opportunities in hospitality, cleaning, construction, caregiving, driving, manufacturing, and maintenance.

These jobs often do not require formal education but do need work experience, basic English communication, and a valid job offer from a Maltese employer.

Once you have a job offer, your employer can apply for your Single Permit (work and residence permit) on your behalf.

❌ Not possible without any skills or sponsor

You cannot apply directly for a Malta work visa without an employer.

You must have a contract or offer letter before you can get a visa.

Some sectors (like healthcare or technical trades) still require specific qualifications or certificates.

???? Advice:

Focus on jobs that accept experience instead of education — such as cleaner, helper, waiter, factory worker, kitchen assistant, or construction laborer.

Make sure the company offering the job is registered in Malta and authorized to hire foreign workers.

Having basic English skills and work experience letters will improve your chances"