The operator inked voice-roaming service agreements with Meteor (Ireland), M1 (Singapore) and Tata Docomo (India).

Unitel technical director Anton Golikov said: “Comfort of our subscribers for us is priority number one and that’s why we are not stopping to work on expansion of roaming. Beeline subscribers can be sure that they will stay in touch almost everywhere worldwide.”

The operator also launched partnership on GPRS-roaming with AMC (Albania), Zain (Kuwait), Indosat (Indonesia) and Vodofone (Cyprus).

CAMEL roaming allows to use Beeline communication services at any positive balance, in other words without guarantee fee of US$50 and till the balance of subscriber reaches US$0. At the same time, the funds will be written off in real time regime. CAMEL roaming does not requires activation and it is automatically enabled in handsets. The service can use any individual subscribers, connected to pre-paid tariffs at any positive balance.