Applying for a Malta visa can be stressful, especially when you are uncertain of the outcome. However, with the Atlys Malta visa status tracking tool, you can now say goodbye to unnecessary stress!
The Atlys Malta visa status tracker lets you track your visa application status from anywhere, anytime, providing real-time updates. Whether you have applied directly at the Visa Application Centre (VAC) or through other visa channels, you can use the Atlys tool to get visa updates for free!
How to check your Malta visa status online from India?
Here are the steps to track Malta visa status online using the Atlys tool:
Step 1: Enter your application reference number and last name.
Step 2: Click “Check Status”, and one of the following results will be displayed on the screen.
Approved: Your visa application is approved.
In process: Your visa application is still being processed.
Rejected: Your application has been rejected by the Maltese visa authorities.
Unknown: The information you have entered (reference number or last name) is invalid.
Why use the Atlys Malta visa status tracking tool?
Atlys works with the Maltese immigration authorities to provide 100% accurate, real-time updates.
The tool lets you track your visa status anytime, anywhere, using your smartphone or laptop.
The use of advanced technology ensures data protection and prevents unauthorised access.
How will I receive my Malta visa once it is approved?
Once your Malta visa application is approved, the visa will be issued as a sticker placed inside your passport. You will also be notified of the visa decision via mail or SMS, after which you can collect your passport from the visa application centre or get it delivered to your home address.
Can I reapply after my Malta visa application is rejected?
Yes, you can reapply for a new visa if your previous application is rejected. However, you must first understand the reason(s) for rejection outlined in the refusal letter and address them before reapplying.
Common reasons for a Malta visa rejection include incomplete documentation, insufficient proof of financial means, unclear purpose of travel, or lack of ties to your home country. When reapplying, ensure that you address the applicable reason.
Apply with Atlys and let our visa concierge assist you with every detail in the Malta visa application process, increasing the chances of visa approval!
How long does it take to process a Malta visa for Indians?
Malta visa processing typically takes 15 working days from the receipt of a complete application.
Note: However, this timeframe may be extended to 45 calendar days when additional documents or an interview are requested.
What information do I need to check my Malta visa application status?
You'll need your application reference number and last name to do a Malta visa status check online.
What are the alternate methods to perform a Malta visa status check?
In addition to using the Atlys tool, here are the two alternate methods for doing Malta visa status tracking:
VAC's website: Visit the Malta Visa Application Centre (VAC) website, and under the 'Track your application' section, provide the reference number and last name to view the update.
SMS update: You can also get visa status updates by opting for the SMS service (if available) when booking an appointment at the VAC.
Additionally, you will receive an email notification once a decision on your application is made.
Can I track the status of my Malta tourist visa application using my passport number?
No, Malta tourist visa status check by passport number is currently not possible. You can only check the visa status using your reference number and last name.
Can I know my Malta visa status by calling the embassy?
No, you cannot check the Malta visa status by calling the embassy. You can only check it through the Atlys Malta visa status tracker or the VAC’s website.
Got further questions? Reach out to the Atlys support team at [email protected] or the nearest High Commission of Malta in New Delhi at [email protected].
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18 Oct 2024
Written By:
Karishma Agarwal
Edited By:
Harshal Kale
01 Oct 2024
Written By:
Karishma Agarwal
Edited By:
Karishma Agarwal