Pricing Guide

International calling refers to the act of making telephone calls to phone numbers outside your country. It involves connecting across different countries’ telecommunications networks.

To make an international call, dial the international access code (often ‘+’), followed by the country code of the destination number, then the area code (if applicable), and finally the local phone number.

Charges for international calls vary depending on your service provider, the destination country, and the type of calling plan you have. These calls are typically more expensive than local or national calls.

Yes, you can make international calls from your mobile phone, but be aware of higher costs and potential roaming charges if you are abroad.

VoIP services like Skype, WhatsApp, and Zoom offer cheaper or even free international calling options. Using international calling cards or subscribing to special international calling plans from your service provider can also reduce costs.

The quality can vary depending on the method used (traditional phone lines or VoIP), the quality of the network in both the originating and destination countries, and your internet connection for VoIP calls.

Some countries have restrictions on either making or receiving international calls. It’s essential to check any such restrictions, especially if you are travelling.

A country code is a numerical prefix that must be entered before the local phone number when making an international call. Each country has a unique country code.