S.L. 217.22 Art. 28Mobility of students. 30 [S.L. 31 32 [S.L.

(1) A student who holds a valid authorisation issued by the other Member State and who is covered by a Union or multilateral programme that comprises mobility measures or by an COUNTRY NATIONALS FOR THE PURPOSES OF RESEARCH, STUDIES, TRAINING AND VOLUNTARY SERVICE IN THE MOBILITY PROJECT FOR YOUNG 217.22 PEOPLE: VOLUNTARY PROJECTS

agreement between two or more higher education institutions shall be entitled to enter and stay in Malta in order to carry out part of his studies in a higher education institution for a period up to 360 days subject to the conditions laid down in sub-regulations (3) to (11).

(2) A student who is not covered by a Union or multilateral programme that comprises mobility measures or by an agreement between two or more higher education institutions shall submit an application for an authorisation to enter and stay in Malta in order to carry out part of the studies in a higher education institution in accordance with regulations 7 and 11.

(3) The higher education institution in Malta shall notify the Chief Executive Officer, after the student has notified the competent authorities of the other Member State, of the intention of the student to carry out part of the studies in the higher education institution in Malta. In such cases, the Chief Executive Officer shall allow the notification to take place either:

(a) at the time of the application in the other Member State, where the mobility to Malta is already envisaged at that stage; or

(b) after the student was admitted to the other Member State, as soon as the intended mobility to Malta is known.

(4) Where the notification has taken place in accordance with sub-regulation (3)(a), and where the Chief Executive Officer has not raised any objection in writing with the other Member State in accordance with sub-regulation (8), the mobility of the student to Malta may take place at any moment within the period of validity of the authorisation.

(5) Where the notification has taken place in accordance with sub-regulation (3)(b) and where the Chief Executive Officer has not raised any objection in writing to the mobility of the student, in accordance with sub-regulations (8) and (10), the mobility is considered to be approved and may take place.

(6) The notification shall include the valid travel document, as provided for in regulation 7(1) (a), and the valid authorisation issued by the other Member State covering the total period of the mobility.

(7) The Chief Executive Officer may require the notification to include the transmission of the following documents and information: RESEARCH, STUDIES, TRAINING AND VOLUNTARY SERVICE IN THE MOBILITY PROJECT FOR YOUNG

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(a) evidence that the student carries out part of the studies in Malta in the framework of a Union or multilateral programme that comprises mobility measures or of an agreement between two or more higher education institutions and evidence that the student has been accepted by a higher education institution in Malta;

(b) where not specified under paragraph (a), the planned duration and dates of the mobility;

(c) evidence that the student has sickness insurance for all the risks normally covered for Maltese nationals as provided for in regulation 7(1)(c);

(d) evidence that during the stay the student will have sufficient resources to cover subsistence costs without having recourse to the social assistance system in Malta as provided for in regulation 7(1)(e), study costs, as well as the travel costs to the other Member State in the cases referred to in regulation 30(2) and (3);

(e) evidence that the fees charged by the higher education institution have been paid, where applicable:

Provided that the Chief Executive Officer may require the higher education institution in Malta to provide, before the start of mobility, the address of the student concerned in Malta:

Provided further that the Chief Executive Officer may require the higher education institution in Malta to present the documents in the Maltese or English language.

(8) Based on the notification referred to in sub-regulation (3), the Chief Executive Officer may object to the mobility of the student within 30 days from having received the complete notification where:

(a) the conditions set out in sub-regulations (6) or (7) are not complied with;

(b) one of the grounds for rejection set out in regulation 17(1)(b) or (c) or (2) of that regulation applies;

(c) the maximum duration of stay referred to in sub-regulation (1) is going to be reached.

(9) A student who is considered to pose a threat to public COUNTRY NATIONALS FOR THE PURPOSES OF RESEARCH, STUDIES, TRAINING AND VOLUNTARY SERVICE IN THE MOBILITY PROJECT FOR YOUNG 217.22 PEOPLE: VOLUNTARY PROJECTS

policy, public security or public health shall not be allowed to enter or to stay in Malta.

(10) The Chief Executive Officer shall, without delay, inform the competent authorities of the other Member State and the higher education institution in Malta in writing about their objection to the mobility. Where the objection to the mobility is in accordance with sub-regulation (8), the student shall not be allowed to carry out part of the studies in the higher education institution in Malta.

(11) After the period of objection has expired, the Chief Executive Officer may issue a document to the student attesting that he is entitled to stay in Malta and enjoy the rights provided for in these regulations.