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3 Simple Ways to Call France from the US

By Matthew Lynch
March 22, 2024
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Introduction:

Staying connected with friends, family, or business associates in France has become more affordable and convenient than ever before. With the advent of new technology and services, calling France from the United States is no longer a daunting task. This article will discuss three simple methods to call France from the US without breaking the bank.

1. Dial Directly:

The most direct way to call France from the US is by dialing the international access code followed by the country code and phone number.

To do this, follow these steps:

a. Dial the international access code for the United States: 011

b. Dial the country code for France: 33

c. Dial the French phone number without the leading zero: For example, if the local number is 01 23 45 67 89, dial it as (0)1 23 45 67 89.

So, your call would look like this: 011-33-1-23-45-67-89.

Keep in mind that you’ll be charged an international rate on your phone bill for direct dialing unless you have an international calling plan or a special rate through your provider.

2. Use an App or VoIP Service:

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services such as Skype, Viber, WhatsApp, or Google Voice allows you to make low-cost or free calls using an internet connection rather than a traditional phone line. These apps are available on smartphones, tablets, and computers.

To use a VoIP service to call France from the US:

a. Install and set up accounts on your preferred app.

b. Add your French contact’s phone number and ensure it includes both the country code (+33) and their local number.

c. Connect to Wi-Fi or data to make a call over the internet.

VoIP calls can drastically reduce the cost of calling France, but the call quality may fluctuate depending on your internet connection.

3. Use a Calling Card:

Prepaid international calling cards offer another low-cost alternative to call France from the US. These cards allow you to pay a flat fee upfront and receive an allotment of minutes for overseas calls.

To use a calling card:

a. Purchase a prepaid international calling card from a local store or an online vendor.

b. Dial the access number provided on the card.

c. Enter your unique card PIN.

d. Follow the instructions to dial France’s country code (33) and your desired phone number.

Remember to carefully review the rates, fees, and conditions before purchasing a calling card as certain additional charges may be applied.

Conclusion:

There are several simple methods to call France from the United States which suit different needs and budgets. Choose one that works best for you, and enjoy seamless communication with your French contacts no matter where they are.

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