From Wednesday (30 June), all UK travellers to Malta will have to show evidence of a negative PCR test and proof of full vaccination.
As of Thursday( 1 July) the EU digital Covid Certificates will also be allowed but the NHS app will not be officially recognised – despite a statement from the Malta Tourism Authority to TTG on Monday (28 June) listing it as acceptable certification.
Children aged 5-11 can travel if they are accompanying their vaccinated parents or legal guardian but must show evidence of a negative PCR test taken 72 hours prior to arrival. Under-fives do not need a test.
Updated guidance on the Maltese government website states: "Everyone must complete a Public Health Declaration Form and Passenger Locator Form. You must show both forms to airline officials on departure and health officials stationed at the terminal temperature screening points when you arrive in Malta."
