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Calling to Madagascar

LIBON

πŸ“ž What is Libon?

Libon is a mobile app that helps you stay in touch with your loved ones, even when they are abroad. It offers international calls, the ability to send mobile or internet credit, and even to top up electricity for relatives living in another country.

Main Features

  • Calls to more than 140 to 160 countries: landlines and mobile phones.
  • The person you are calling does not need to have Libon: you purchase minutes, and you can call a regular phone number, even if the person does not have internet access or a smartphone.
  • Calls are charged per second, with no hidden fees, and minutes never expire.
  • Credit can be purchased directly through the app or from physical top-up points.
  • In addition to calls: you can send mobile or internet credit, or top up the electricity meter of loved ones β€” which can be especially useful if your family in Madagascar uses prepaid services.

TO CALL AIRTEL – ORANGE – TELMA

25 minutes call – €2.99
50 minutes call – €4.99
105 minutes call – €9.99
160 minutes call – €14.99
215 minutes call – €19.99


βœ… Why can Libon be useful for calling Madagascar?

  • If you have family or friends in Madagascar, Libon allows you to call them even if they do not have internet access or do not use any app β€” they simply answer on their phone.
  • Billing per second and the absence of hidden fees provide clear visibility of the total cost of the call.
  • It is also possible to top up mobile credit, internet data, or even electricity β€” a practical advantage for loved ones living in areas where these services are prepaid.
  • Credit can be purchased easily from Europe, making it quick and convenient to send minutes or top-ups for members of the diaspora living abroad.
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πŸ“²In summary

Libon is an interesting and flexible solution for staying in touch with Madagascar: calls to mobile phones or landlines, reliable usability β€” even for people without internet access β€” and useful additional services such as mobile credit or electricity top-ups.

For members of the diaspora, expatriates, or anyone with loved ones in Madagascar, it is a valuable alternative to traditional phone calls or applications that rely solely on internet access.