Monthly bus tickets available without an ID card (if you're employed)

Last activity 12 October 2013 by SMeddie

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pglContributor18 September 2013 06:47:52

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Just wanted to note that if you're employed in Malta, you can get a monthly bus ticket by going to the main office in Valletta with a copy of your passport, a passport photo, and a copy of your employment contract. Then you can get the monthly ticket for 26 EUR.

edit: Made the subject clearer

ToonCyprus Expert18 September 2013 06:51:11

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Good comment and relevant for those bus users who are still waiting for their ID

pglContributor18 September 2013 07:11:46

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Thanks - it's certainly useful for my better half, who's recently had to travel every day. Makes a difference of about 45 EUR per month!

coxf0001Serial expat18 September 2013 07:18:17

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and students get it for 20 euro a month!

ToonCyprus Expert18 September 2013 08:08:51

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excellent information

DuxxSerial expat19 September 2013 09:57:34

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EPIC information, thx
just hope they'l accept my ID card couse I dont own a passport

I'll give it a shot

ToonCyprus Expert19 September 2013 10:02:24

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let is know how you get on = so to speak.LOL

mantonasSerial expat19 September 2013 10:32:30

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Great info pgl

DuxxSerial expat08 October 2013 19:22:40

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went today with my work contract and copy of my croatian ID card couse I use her for trave not passport

in 5 minutes I got arriva saver card and bought monthly ticket for 21e

HURA!!

ToonCyprus Expert09 October 2013 05:40:43

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Handy to know Duxx - good one.

MikeInPoultonSerial expat09 October 2013 09:26:25

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pgl wrote:
Thanks - it's certainly useful for my better half, who's recently had to travel every day. Makes a difference of about 45 EUR per month!

Crikey.............well done pgl

SMeddieContributor12 October 2013 09:17:36

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FYI ..... If you have proof that you applied for an ID Card. Arriva is happy to give you a monthly bus ticket for 26 Euros.

Just go to the main branch in Valletta and speak to them.

Ta

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