Tourist visa · Serbia to Malta

Schengen Visa-Free Short Stay (Annex II Countries)

Visa free

Maximum stay
90 days
Processing time
Immediate
Fee
Free
Validity
90 days within any 180-day period
Entry
Multiple entry

Nationals of Annex II countries under EU Regulation 2018/1806 may enter Malta and the Schengen Area without a visa for short stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period. The visa-free regime applies to holders of biometric passports only for Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Ukraine. ETIAS pre-travel authorization (EUR 7) will be required from late 2026. The EES (Entry/Exit System) began rollout on October 12, 2025. Vanuatu was permanently removed from Annex II effective February 2025.

Eligibility

  • Nationality

    Must hold a passport from an Annex II country listed in EU Regulation 2018/1806. Biometric passport required for AL, BA, GE, XK, MD, ME, MK, RS.

  • Purpose of visit

    Visit must be for tourism, business meetings, family visits, or other short-stay purposes. Not permitted to work or enroll in studies exceeding 90 days.

    Includes
    • Tourism
    • business meetings
    • family visits
    • short-stay purposes
  • Criminal record

    Must not be listed in the Schengen Information System (SIS) as inadmissible.

Documents you need

  • Passport

    Blank pages required: 2; Validity months: 3

  • Travel insurance

    Minimum coverage: 30000

  • Accommodation proof

    Provide hotel booking, tenancy evidence or host details that cover the planned stay.

    Accepted types: Hotel reservation, host invitation letter; Must cover full stay: No

  • Flight reservation

    Provide flight booking or itinerary evidence when the route asks for travel plans.

    Must be confirmed: No; Must show return: Yes

How to apply

  1. Document gathering

    Ensure your passport meets validity requirements. Prepare proof of accommodation, funds, and return travel.

  2. Document submission

    Present your passport and supporting documents at the Maltese border for entry.

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This information is general guidance only and can change frequently. Always verify with the official embassy or consulate before making travel plans. Contact [email protected] for help.