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3 Ways to Call Dubai from Canada

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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Introduction:

Staying connected with friends, family, or business partners in Dubai is essential for many Canadians. With the world becoming more interconnected, making long-distance calls is now easier than ever. In this article, we will explore three ways to call Dubai from Canada, ensuring that you can maintain clear communication across continents.

1. Traditional Landline or Mobile Calls:

To make a direct call to Dubai from a Canadian landline or mobile phone, follow these simple steps:

a. Dial the exit code: First and foremost, dial the international exit code for Canada, which is 011.

b. Dial the country code: Next, enter the country code for the United Arab Emirates, which is 971.

c. Dial the area code: Then, dial the area code for Dubai, which is 4.

d. Dial the local number: Finally, dial the local seven-digit phone number in Dubai that you wish to reach.

The complete format should look like this: 011 + 971 + 4 + XXXXXXX

Always ensure that you have sufficient credit or an international calling plan before proceeding with a traditional call to avoid any unexpected charges.

2. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Services:

VoIP services such as Skype and Viber offer an alternative method for calling Dubai. To use these services, all you need is an internet connection and an account with your chosen VoIP provider.

a. Create an account: Sign up with your preferred VoIP service and ensure that both you and the person in Dubai have the application installed on your devices.

b. Add contacts: Exchange usernames or relevant contact information with your friend or family member in Dubai.

c. Make the call: Use the application to place a voice or video call directly to their account.

VoIP calls are generally more affordable than traditional phone calls and may even be free if both parties are using the same service.

3. Phone Calling Cards:

International calling cards are another option for calling Dubai from Canada. These prepaid cards often provide lower rates for international calls and can be used with any landline or mobile phone.

a. Purchase a card: Find a reputable calling card provider and purchase the appropriate card for your needs.

b. Dial the access number: Follow the instructions on the card to dial the provided toll-free access number.

c. Enter your PIN: Input the unique PIN found on your calling card.

d. Dial the full number: Once prompted, dial the complete number you wish to reach in Dubai (following the same format as mentioned above in traditional calls).

Remember to compare rates and fees between different calling cards to find the best option for you.

Conclusion:

Whether you choose a traditional landline or mobile call, VoIP services, or a phone calling card, staying connected with loved ones or colleagues in Dubai has never been easier. Each method has its advantages, so consider factors like cost, convenience, and call quality when deciding which option is best suited for you.

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