Do Spanish passport holders need a visa for Malta?
Covers 11 passports and 80 destinations. Rules older than 30 days are flagged for re-check.
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How we checkNo visa. Spanish citizens can enter Malta with a DNI or a passport.
Malta is an EU member and part of the Schengen area, so Spanish citizens need no visa and are not registered in the EES. The Spanish foreign ministry says Spanish citizens may stay "hasta un máximo de 90 días sin necesidad de tramitar ningún permiso o visado" and that "Bastará con que lleven consigo el DNI o pasaporte en vigor".
Source: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, UE y Cooperación (Spain). Checked Oct 4, 2026See the source
- Visa
- Not required
- Up to 90 days without a permit or visa.
- Documents
- DNI or passport
- Valid on entry and on exit, for minors too; a Libro de Familia or birth certificate is not accepted as ID.
- Longer stays
- Residence card
- For more than 90 days the ministry points to Identità, the Maltese government agency.
- At the border
- No EES, no ETIAS
- Both apply to non-EU visitors only; the EES excludes nationals of the countries that use it.