Travel arrangements are being made for eligible voters living abroad to enable them to vote in Malta at the forthcoming Referendum on 28 May 2011.
For this purpose, Air Malta will be making available return air tickets at a charge of €35, inclusive of taxes and other charges, to persons who are eligible to vote in Malta at the forthcoming Referendum. Reservations, which will be open as from noon today, Wednesday 11 May 2011, may be made at an Air Malta call centre on these specific numbers: overseas calls on (+356) 23645321 and local calls on 23645321.
These travel arrangements will be for the period Friday 20 May 2011 to Sunday 5 June 2011, both days inclusive and are valid for:
(a) eligible voters, including those married to foreigners, studying, working or undergoing medical treatment abroad; and
(b) dependents of the persons referred to in (a) above.
Persons to whom this directive applies must be eligible voters whose name appears in the Electoral Register published in October 2010.
4 Comments To "Special Air Malta ticket prices for voters living abroad"
#1 Comment By Mark Thorogood On May 11, 2011 @ 3:17 pm
What a waste of taxpayers money – postal votes anyone ?
#2 Comment By lesley kreupl On May 11, 2011 @ 9:07 pm
I couldn’t agree more. But an almost free holiday in Malta might be worth voting for!
#3 Comment By Tony Stivala On May 11, 2011 @ 10:33 pm
Mark It was a scandalous waste of taxpayers money that the prime minister went to UK to meet Cameron and Hague, to beg them to help him with the asylum seekers problem, when he knew that Noddy and Big Ears were not interested
Good luck to them that will come on a freebee just to vote. If i was still there I would take the opportunity as well
#4 Comment By Mark On May 12, 2011 @ 9:49 pm
And to top it up most of the flights are already booked?