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Nol Student Package: 50% Off Dubai Transport, 70% Off Retail

Dubai's RTA launched the nol Student Package at GITEX 2024, combining an ISIC international student ID with deep discounts on public transport and retail across the UAE.

Nol Student Package: 50% Off Dubai Transport, 70% Off Retail
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Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched the nol Student Package, a new card that gives UAE students 50% off all RTA public transport and up to 70% off at retail stores. Unveiled at GITEX Global 2024, the package is designed to cut daily commuting costs and make shopping more affordable for school and university students across Dubai.

What Is the nol Student Package?

The nol Student Package combines two cards in one: a personalised International Student Identity Card (ISIC) and a standard nol transit card. The RTA developed the package in collaboration with the ISIC Association, formalising the partnership during the Middle East and North Africa Transport Congress in February 2024.

The transport discount covers every mode operated by the RTA — metro, tram, buses, and marine transport — making it one of the broadest student concessions on Dubai public transport to date.

Retail Discounts via ISIC

Beyond commuting, the ISIC integration unlocks discounts of up to 70% on local and international brands, both within the UAE and abroad. The card can also be used as a payment method at retail outlets across the country, effectively doubling as a student loyalty card.

How to Apply

Students can apply through the nol Pay app, with home delivery to their registered address. The card is also available online at www.mystudentcard.org.

Parental Controls Coming Soon

A forthcoming update to the nol Student Card will let parents top up their children's accounts and set daily spending limits — giving families greater oversight of how the card is used.

The RTA stated it "is always keen on improving its services for all community segments, including students and their parents."

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