The Malta Independent 11 August 2026, Tuesday
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Melita’s New mobile student plan

Malta Independent Thursday, 1 October 2009, 00:00 Last update: about 14 years ago

Subscribe to Melita’s Students’ Plan and enjoy free SMS to everyone, free calls and video calls to all your friends on Melita’s Students Plan and free internet on your mobile for just e5 per month.

Enjoy free voice and video calls to all numbers on the Melita Mobile Students’ Plan and a super-low call rate of e0.05 for all voice and video calls to all other Melita mobile and Melita fixed lines. Calls to all other fixed and mobile networks are charged at e0.20. All voice and video calls are charged on a per second basis.

If you are a student starting a new scholastic year, now is the time to upgrade your phone to a cool and trendy 3G mobile phone which allows you to access the internet anytime and anywhere. For only e50, Melita Mobile offers fantastic 3G phones to all students.

With the Melita Mobile Students’ Plan, you can now update your Facebook and Twitter accounts for free and enjoy keeping in touch with all your friends via email or any other website. Take your world with you wherever you are without worrying about expensive mobile bills.

“Focus on your studies, forget about your bills. This plan is specifically designed to help students concentrate on their studies without the distractions of raising money to pay expensive mobile bills. Melita Mobile is helping all students make their money last longer,” said Daniel Galea, Product Manager for Melita Mobile.

“At Melita we know how important it is for students to keep in touch and to be connected to the internet at all times without spending a lot of money. Melita Mobile has created the ideal students’ tariff with these priorities in mind. Unlike common market practices, we are offering students free SMS to all mobile numbers and not just to Melita Mobile. Moreover, with call rates substantially cheaper than existing market prices, students will find that their money is lasting a lot longer,” Mr Galea added.

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