Travel & Study
Useful information on travelling from Malawi to the European Union (EU), such as visas, travel restrictions and embassies, and for studying there.
Visas
New EU rules on short-stay visas apply worldwide from 2 February 2020. They make it easier for legitimate travellers to apply for a visa to come to Europe, facilitating tourism, trade and business, while providing more resources for countering irregular migration risks and threats to internal security.
Diplomatic Representations
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Ireland Address: Embassy of Ireland ARWA House P/Bag A48 City Centre Lilongwe 3 Tel.: +265 (0)1 776 405 / 416 / 417 Fax: +265 (0)1 776 401 E-mail: irishembassylilongwe@gmail.com |
Germany Address: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany 40/8 Convention Drive PO Box 30046 Lilongwe 3 Malawi Tel.: +265 994 437 057 E-mail: info@lilongwe.diplo.de |
Honorary Consuls
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Austria Mr. Bruno Kloser |
Belgium Dr. Kristina Cuisinier |
Chile Mr Benedetto Calvani |
Czech Republic Mr Leonard Kamwanji |
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Denmark Mr. Kristian Schach Moller |
Finland Ms Zaida Costantini |
France Luc Deschamps |
Greece Mrs Maria Giannaki |
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Hungary Mr. Csaba Szeremley |
Italy Mr. Eugenio Sabelli |
Netherlands Mr. Bouke Bijl |
Spain Mrs. Maria Soriano-Giannakis |
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Sweden Ms Len van der Hoeven |
Switzerland Mrs Sylvia Giannakis |
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There are a large number of scholarships and financial support schemes available across Europe for international students.
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Study in the EU
There are a large number of scholarships and financial support schemes available across Europe for international students who wish to study in Europe. Visit http://ec.europa.eu/education/study-in-europe/.
The European Union offers EU-funded scholarships for Master Degrees and Doctorates – including Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees, Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates and more.