Posted on September 3, 2010 - by Malta Bargains
Q&A: help with tourist visa?!?
Question by peace,love and chanel 
: help with tourist visa?!?
ok so heres my situation. Im a filipino citizen but i live in america w/ a green card. i wanna get a tourist visa to malta and wanna get it from www.abriggs.com they offer a same day visa processing thingy, does this mean i WILL get the visa the same day i applied for it? what are the chances of me being denied? and if i do get the visa for example i get it today but ill be leaving in a week is it still ok to use?
*im only gonna be staying there for 15days.
*im just worried that i might get denied 
i mean you gotta buy the tickets and hotel FIRST and it cost roughly about 00 and getting denied would be sooooo depressing.
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*glamourous girl* i dont think theyll charge 5.00 for me to wait 15days so your answer didnt really help. thanks though.
*James* 00 is not that big cause ive got a budget of 000 for this trip, and flying to the philippines that i do every 6 months. lol the only thing im worried about is buying tickets and such that i dont even get to use. well cool advice but its not the answer i was looking for thanks though.
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Answer by glamourous girl
there will be some time limit for that visa and well i don’t thing so they will give you visa on tha same day.it will take 15 days atleast.
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You’d have to visit the Maltese embassy or consulate for a tourist visa for a Filipina citizen.
http://www.embassy.org/embassies/mt.html
Also, as a legal permanent resident in the US, there’s a time limit on how long you can stay outside of the US I think a year. But you probably know that better. If flight tickets are that expensive for you (because of fuel costs) and you are legal permanent resident of the US, why not vacation within the US like Puerto Rico, Hawaii (they have a large Fil-Am community), Niagara Falls, Grand Canyon, here in Chicago (they also have a large wealthy Fil-Am community), NYC, Miami, and the Rocky Mountains? This is a very large country. Use the flight money to visit your family in the Philippines during Christmas.