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Embassy of Malta in Libya - Tripoli

Phone Number

+218213351308

Contact Hours

9:00 to 16:00 Sunday to Thursday

Email

Info.MaltaLibya@vfshelpline.com

Embassy Fees
Personal Photo Specifications
Transaction Time
Required Documents
Geographical location
Tourism in Malta
Climate in Malta
Capital
the currency
Embassy Fees

Visa fees

Visa category Visa fees in Libyan dinars
Short term visa 435
Long term visa 544
Child under 6 years old  Free
Child between 6 to 12 years old 218
  • European Union countries have concluded visa facilitation agreements with these countries.

Exemptions

  • Adult citizens of Albania, Russia, Bosnia and Azerbaijan are exempt from the visa requirement, provided they hold a valid passport containing biometric data (fingerprints and face photo).

  • Please note that the visa fee exemption applies to:

  • Children from 0 to 6 years (i.e. children aged 6 years minus 1 day)

  • Family members of EU/EEA citizens (proof required)

  • School pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers undertaking stays for the purposes of study or educational training (proof required)

  • Researchers traveling for the purposes of conducting scientific research (proof required)

comments

  • There is a VFS Global service fee (including VAT) charged per application in addition to the visa fee as per the table below.
service type Ld
Short-term logistics 197.00
Long-term logistics services (Visa Application Center in Tripoli) 296.00
Long-term logistics services (Visa Application Center in Benghazi) 350.00
  • All fees must be paid in cash only in Libyan Dinars according to the current exchange rate and are subject to change periodically.
  • All fees are non-refundable.

*Please note that the service fee is inclusive of all applicable taxes

Embassy Fees

Personal Photo Specifications

Personal Photo Specifications

To ensure your order is processed smoothly, please adhere to the following image requirements:

Color photo:

  • The photo must be in color and printed on standard photographic paper.

the size:

  • Image dimensions must be between 35mm and 45mm.

Focus on the face:

  • The photo should capture a clear image of the front face.
  • The dimension from the bottom of the chin to the top of the hair should be between 30mm and 36mm.

the background:

  • The background of the photo must be plain and light in color.

Accessories:

  • Wearing sunglasses, hats or any head covering is not permitted, unless for religious reasons.
  • Glasses with tinted or mirrored lenses are not permitted.
  • The frame of the glasses should not cover the eyes.

Facial expression:

  • You should keep your mouth closed and your expression neutral.

Compliance:

  • The Visa Application Center reserves the right to reject photos that do not meet these specifications.
  • If submitted photos do not meet requirements, the submission officer may request updated or updated photos.

note:

  • Please make sure your photo is of good quality, clear, and cropped correctly.
  • Follow these instructions to avoid any delays in the processing of your visa application.
Transaction Time

Transaction Time

  • When you receive your visa at the Visa Application Centre, please examine it carefully and inform the staff at the counter if you find an error.
  • If you find an error on your visa after you leave the Visa Application Centre, you will need to register a new visa and pay a new processing fee.

visa validity

  • The validity of your visa refers to the dates on which you must enter and leave the Schengen area.
  • If your visa is valid for more than six months, you can stay in the Schengen area for up to 90 days in a 180-day period.
  • If you get a multiple entry visa, you can leave and return multiple times within a 180-day period, but your total stay in the area must not exceed more than 90 days.

warning

  • If you overstay in the Schengen Area, you may be subject to a two-year visa penalty for all Schengen countries.

note

  • Please ensure that your visa is valid before traveling to the Schengen Area.
Required Documents

Required Documents

Visa application form from here

Geographical location

Geographical location :

The island of Malta is a country in the European continent, and because it is surrounded by water from all directions, it does not have any land borders, while it shares maritime borders with: Italy and Libya. Malta has a distinctive strategic location as a result of its location between the European continent, the Middle East region, and the countries of the continent. Africa, as it is located within the Mediterranean region, specifically in the central part of it, which gave it great importance in promoting interaction and cultural exchange between different countries. It also played an important historical role in the struggle to control the Mediterranean region, and in addition to that, it is distinguished by being An essential center for various maritime operations, maritime and air transport lines, this island ranks 212th on the list of the largest countries in the world in terms of land geographical area, as its territory covers an area estimated at approximately 316 km2, and from an astronomical perspective, Malta is located at the intersection of the 5'3 14' line of longitude. ° east, and latitude 50° 35' north.

Tourism in Malta

Tourism in Malta

It is one of the European republics located on the Mediterranean Sea, and it is considered one of the smallest and most densely populated countries in the world. Its area is approximately (316) square kilometers, and its population is approximately (446,547) people, according to 2013 statistics. The capital of the country is Valletta, and it is considered one of the smallest European capitals. Its area does not exceed 0.8 square kilometers. Malta is distinguished by its geographical location; It was occupied by many ancient civilizations, such as: the Romans, the Spanish, the Muslims, the Aghlabids, France, and Britain. Its last occupation was by Britain, and it gained independence in 1964 AD, and became a republic in 1974 AD. In 2004, it joined the European Union. Its residents follow the Catholic Christian religion.

Climate in Malta

Climate in Malta

The Mediterranean climate is the prevailing climate on the island of Malta, and it is worth noting that the island is sometimes exposed to stormy thunderstorms, in addition to hail, and it witnessed the last snowfall on its land in 1962 AD. Below is an explanation of the weather condition on the island Malta during the four seasons of the year:

 

 Summer: It is characterized by hot, dry weather and high temperatures, in addition to low rainfall. Thus, it is the most appropriate season to visit the island for lovers of this atmosphere. This season prevails for a long period, as it begins in June and continues until late September. In September, the average daily temperature ranges between 28-32 degrees Celsius, and the sun continues to appear for a period of up to 12 hours during the month of July, and 11 hours in the month of September. June and August. It is worth noting that temperatures vary as a result of being affected by several factors. It rises when the hot sirocco wind blows from Africa, while it decreases when the ocean breeze blows.

 

 

Winter: It is considered the humidest season, and is characterized by generally moderate climates. The sun appears for about 5-6 hours a day, and temperatures during the month of December reach about 17 degrees Celsius, while it decreases to become a little colder, at a rate of approximately 15 degrees Celsius. °C during a month; January and February. In addition, Malta receives an average of 90 mm of rainfall during this month.

 

Autumn and spring seasons: The spring weather in Malta is characterized by being the best throughout the year, and is characterized by a wonderful warm atmosphere, as temperatures range between 20-25 degrees Celsius during the daylight hours, while the rainfall rate decreases to approximately 25 mm, while in the autumn season Temperatures reach the late twenties Celsius, and average rainfall ranges between 76-90 mm. It is worth noting that the period of sun appearance in these two seasons ranges between 6 hours during the month of November and 10 hours during the month of May.

Capital

Capital

Valletta

the currency

the currency

euro

Overview

This visa is intended only for the purpose of leisure travel, including holidays, cruises, sightseeing and other leisure activities. If during any part of your visit to Malta you intend to carry out business or official duties, you must refer to the other relevant visa categories.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:

– Business letter (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:

– Work license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– The company’s latest tax receipt (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:

– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):

– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:

– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:

– Sign the visa application and submit it in the presence of the parents, attaching the family status certificate.

the students:

– Student card, school attendance certificate, confirmed certificate of registration at school/university.

Overview

A work visa is required if the applicant intends to carry out commercial or economic activities such as meetings, conferences, training courses, trade fairs, etc. This visa can only be issued to applicants who are not remunerated for work by an entity within Malta. If the applicant intends to do paid work in Malta, he or she will need to obtain a work permit. This visa is only for the purpose of work or for an applicant who has been issued a letter of invitation by the Maltese authorities.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:
For employees:
– A work letter explaining the mission of working with the company in the host country (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:
– Commercial license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:
– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):
– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:
– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Overview

The invitation visa applies to applicants who hold an official letter of invitation by an eligible Maltese public institution or private organization with a specific event.

Documents required for submission

Visit documents:
– A certified invitation from the plaintiff stating the place and duration of residence.

Work documents:

For employees:
– Business letter (translated into English or Italian).
– Summary of work (translated into English or Italian).
– Salary certificate (translated into English or Italian).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

free businees:
– Commercial license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

For retirees:
– Pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):
– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:
– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:
The application to obtain a visa must be signed and submitted in the presence of the parents, along with a certificate of family status attached. In the event that the child travels with only one of his parents, a personal declaration must be submitted by the other parent, issued by a contract editor, stating his approval for his son to travel, mentioning the dates. Specific for travel. All documents issued by Libyan government departments and also issued by contract editors must be officially authenticated by the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and translated into English. Student card, school attendance certificate, certificate confirming enrollment in school/university.

Overview

The medical visa applies to applicants who intend to travel to Malta for any medical purpose.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:

For employees:
– Business letter (translated into English).
– Summary of work (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

free businees:
– Commercial license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial transactions with the Libyan company
Company or companies abroad, internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

For retirees:
– Pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):
– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs, signed by the spouse or parent
Attested in addition to proof of their income (labor certificate, salary slips).

Medical treatment documents:
– A treatment invitation from the hospital in the host country indicating the reservation invoices and accompanying persons, if any.
– A medical report explaining the patient’s condition, preferably a medical file to diagnose the condition (translated into English).

Personal documents:
– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and be
Its expiration date is at least 3 months after the end of travel.
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:
The visa application must be signed and submitted in the presence of the parents, with a certificate attached
In family status, and in the event that a child travels with only one of his parents, he must, in accordance with Libyan legislation,
Submitting a personal declaration from the other parent issued by a contract editor stating his approval
On his son’s travel, mentioning specific travel dates. All documents issued by government departments
Libyan documents and also those issued by contract editors must be officially authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Libyan and translated into English.
Student card, school attendance certificate, confirmed certificate
Registration in school/university.

Overview

The visa applies to students who want to complete their studies or attend training courses in professional and scientific journals.

Documents required for submission

Study documents:
For university and postgraduate students:
– Certificate of the latest academic qualification (translated into English).
– Grade transcript (translated into English).
– Experience certificates in Oujda (translated into English).
– Recommendation from one of the doctors (translated into English).
- Academic acceptance from the university in the host country.

 

For students of training courses:
- Academic admission 
– Latest educational qualification, if any (translated into English)

Work documents:

– Business letter (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:

– Work license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– The company’s latest tax receipt (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:

– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):

– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:

– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:

– Sign the visa application and submit it in the presence of the parents, attaching the family status certificate.

Overview

You can apply for a local Italy visa that enables you to stay within Italian territory only and it is not possible to travel outside Maltese territory.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:

– Business letter (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:

– Work license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– The company’s latest tax receipt (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:

– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):

– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:

– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:

– Sign the visa application and submit it in the presence of the parents, attaching the family status certificate.

the students:

– Student card, school attendance certificate, confirmed certificate of registration at school/university.

Tourist Visa

Overview

This visa is intended only for the purpose of leisure travel, including holidays, cruises, sightseeing and other leisure activities. If during any part of your visit to Malta you intend to carry out business or official duties, you must refer to the other relevant visa categories.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:

– Business letter (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:

– Work license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– The company’s latest tax receipt (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:

– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):

– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:

– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:

– Sign the visa application and submit it in the presence of the parents, attaching the family status certificate.

the students:

– Student card, school attendance certificate, confirmed certificate of registration at school/university.

Work Visa

Overview

A work visa is required if the applicant intends to carry out commercial or economic activities such as meetings, conferences, training courses, trade fairs, etc. This visa can only be issued to applicants who are not remunerated for work by an entity within Malta. If the applicant intends to do paid work in Malta, he or she will need to obtain a work permit. This visa is only for the purpose of work or for an applicant who has been issued a letter of invitation by the Maltese authorities.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:
For employees:
– A work letter explaining the mission of working with the company in the host country (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:
– Commercial license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:
– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):
– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:
– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Invitation Visa

Overview

The invitation visa applies to applicants who hold an official letter of invitation by an eligible Maltese public institution or private organization with a specific event.

Documents required for submission

Visit documents:
– A certified invitation from the plaintiff stating the place and duration of residence.

Work documents:

For employees:
– Business letter (translated into English or Italian).
– Summary of work (translated into English or Italian).
– Salary certificate (translated into English or Italian).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

free businees:
– Commercial license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

For retirees:
– Pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):
– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:
– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:
The application to obtain a visa must be signed and submitted in the presence of the parents, along with a certificate of family status attached. In the event that the child travels with only one of his parents, a personal declaration must be submitted by the other parent, issued by a contract editor, stating his approval for his son to travel, mentioning the dates. Specific for travel. All documents issued by Libyan government departments and also issued by contract editors must be officially authenticated by the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and translated into English. Student card, school attendance certificate, certificate confirming enrollment in school/university.

Medical Visa

Overview

The medical visa applies to applicants who intend to travel to Malta for any medical purpose.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:

For employees:
– Business letter (translated into English).
– Summary of work (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

free businees:
– Commercial license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial transactions with the Libyan company
Company or companies abroad, internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

For retirees:
– Pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):
– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs, signed by the spouse or parent
Attested in addition to proof of their income (labor certificate, salary slips).

Medical treatment documents:
– A treatment invitation from the hospital in the host country indicating the reservation invoices and accompanying persons, if any.
– A medical report explaining the patient’s condition, preferably a medical file to diagnose the condition (translated into English).

Personal documents:
– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and be
Its expiration date is at least 3 months after the end of travel.
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:
The visa application must be signed and submitted in the presence of the parents, with a certificate attached
In family status, and in the event that a child travels with only one of his parents, he must, in accordance with Libyan legislation,
Submitting a personal declaration from the other parent issued by a contract editor stating his approval
On his son’s travel, mentioning specific travel dates. All documents issued by government departments
Libyan documents and also those issued by contract editors must be officially authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Libyan and translated into English.
Student card, school attendance certificate, confirmed certificate
Registration in school/university.

Study visa

Overview

The visa applies to students who want to complete their studies or attend training courses in professional and scientific journals.

Documents required for submission

Study documents:
For university and postgraduate students:
– Certificate of the latest academic qualification (translated into English).
– Grade transcript (translated into English).
– Experience certificates in Oujda (translated into English).
– Recommendation from one of the doctors (translated into English).
- Academic acceptance from the university in the host country.

 

For students of training courses:
- Academic admission 
– Latest educational qualification, if any (translated into English)

Work documents:

– Business letter (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:

– Work license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– The company’s latest tax receipt (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:

– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):

– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:

– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:

– Sign the visa application and submit it in the presence of the parents, attaching the family status certificate.

Local visa

Overview

You can apply for a local Italy visa that enables you to stay within Italian territory only and it is not possible to travel outside Maltese territory.

Documents required for submission

Work documents:

– Business letter (translated into English).
– Work summary permit (translated into English).
– Salary certificate (translated into English).
– Bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Businessmen/self-employed people:

– Work license (translated into English).
– Chamber of Commerce (translated into English).
– Commercial register (translated into English).
– The company’s latest tax receipt (translated into English).
- Recent invoices or any other papers proving the existence of commercial exchanges by the Libyan company with a company or companies abroad or internally, or both (translated into English).
– Company account statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).
– Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (translated into English).

Retirees:

– The pensioner’s card/certificate or his partner’s certificate.

Wife (housewife):

– An acknowledgment of financial responsibility for travel and accommodation costs signed by the spouse or parent and notarized, in addition to proof of their income (work certificate, salary slips).

Personal documents:

– For single people: birth certificate (translated into English).
– For married people: family status (translated into English).
– (2) photos with a white background.
– Passport (must contain at least two blank pages and have an expiry date of at least 3 months after the end of travel).
– A copy of the relevant pages of the passport and previous Schengen visas.

Minor children:

– Sign the visa application and submit it in the presence of the parents, attaching the family status certificate.

the students:

– Student card, school attendance certificate, confirmed certificate of registration at school/university.

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