Hotlink has a new Pantas Prepaid RM45 plan that lets you enjoy data roaming up to 40GB in Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia at no extra cost.
which is great for those who travel frequently to our neighbouring countries. The Hotlink Pantas RM45 plan comes with 40GB of high-speed data which can be used for border roaming within Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia.
The bundled 40GB data is high-speed and the monthly data quota is also applicable for hotspot usage. The plan also gets unlimited local calls within Malaysia. For frequent travellers, this is a bargain considering Hotlink charges RM10 per day , RM20 for 3 days and RM30 for 7 days for data roaming in the three ASEAN countries. Although Maxis isn’t offering 5G services in Malaysia, customers can enjoy 5G overseas as it currently hasIf you don’t really travel a lot, Hotlink is currently offering a 20GB bonus offer for its RM35 Hotlink Pantas Plan. For RM35/month, the plan comes with 30GB of high-speed data and unlimited calls.
during the promo period. The bonus vouchers can be claimed from 15th February to 30th June 2023 from the Hotlink app and it expires on 31st December 2023.
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