IDD is available. Country code: 356. There are no area codes. Public telephone booths are widely available.

Roaming agreements exist with most international mobile phone companies. Coverage is good.

There are a few Internet cafes.

Daily and weekly publications appear in both Maltese and English. Italian television and radio are also received. Italian TV channels are still very popular in Malta.
Press: Maltese dailies include In-Nazzjon Taghna and L’Orizzont. The daily English-language newspapers published on the island are The Malta Independent and The Times of Malta (website: www.timesofmalta.com). Other publications include Malta Today (website: www.maltatoday.com.mt), The Malta Business Weekly, The Malta Independent on Sunday and the Sunday Times.
TV: Channels include Television Malta (TVM), Super One TV, owned by the Malta Labour Party, and Net TV, owned by the Nationalist Party.
Radio: Networks include Radio Malta, Super One Radio, owned by the Malta Labour Party, Radio 101, owned by the Nationalist Party, commercial station Bay Radio and Catholic Church station RTK.

Good postal services exist within the island.