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Amazon prime for students - Maltus - 07-16-2026
I just registered for Amazon prime for students without any problems. They accepted my status also so I'm only a parttime student at a distance-learining-university. Perks are: 6 month free prime, 45€ per year after that, 10% on Microsoft products, 10% on some other stuff like clothing.
Everything else is regular prime: Streaming, free shipping, Amazon Music.
But I feel stupid that I only foind out at the end of my studies about this. Could have spared half the prime-fees over the last years...
RE: Amazon prime for students - wow - 07-17-2026
I think it varies by country. In the U.S., Amazon Prime for Students has changed to Amazon Prime for Young Adults, and you have to show you are 18-24 years old.
RE: Amazon prime for students - Maltus - 08-20-2026
(07-17-2026, 02:12 PM)wow Wrote: I think it varies by country. In the U.S., Amazon Prime for Students has changed to Amazon Prime for Young Adults, and you have to show you are 18-24 years old.
Coud be. In Germany it ist called "Students and young adults from 18-24". Still they accepted my student-status. I didn't think they would but trying didn't cost anything, I thought. And it went through.