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3 Ways to Call Korea

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Introduction

Calling international destinations, such as Korea, can be quite challenging for some individuals. Whether you are trying to reach a friend or a business associate, it is crucial to understand the correct steps and options available. In today’s digital age, communication methods have become increasingly diverse and calling from one corner of the world to another has never been easier. This article will guide you through three different ways to call Korea with minimum hassle and maximum convenience.

1. Standard Landline or Mobile Dialing

The first method to call Korea is the traditional landline or mobile dialing. It’s simple and effective, especially if you have an International Calling Plan with your phone service provider.

Step-by-step process:

– Check for any international calling tariff with your local phone service provider.

– Dial the exit code (or International direct dial) for your country. For example, ‘011’ for the United States.

– Enter Korea’s country code, which is ’82’.

– Dial the area code followed by the local number. Keep in mind that South Korean mobile numbers start with ’01,’ while landlines are based on specific regions – such as ’02’ for Seoul.

Example: To call a Seoul landline number 2345-6789 from the United States, you would dial 011-82-2-23456789.

2. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Services

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services like Skype and Viber provide another convenient way to call Korea using an internet connection. These services allow you to make calls through a computer, smartphone, or tablet to anywhere in the world at affordable rates or even for free when calling other users of the same service.

Step-by-step process:

– Sign up for an account with your preferred VoIP service (e.g., Skype or Viber).

– Add credit or purchase a subscription if the call is not free.

– Search for your contact through the platform or dial the Korean phone number directly, following the same procedure as mentioned in the first method.

3. International Calling Cards and Apps

International calling cards and apps such as Rebtel, BOSS Revolution, and TalkU offer flexible options to call Korea at apparent low rates. These cards and apps usually work by providing local access numbers in your country, which you can dial before calling Korea.

Step-by-step process:

– Purchase an international calling card or sign up for a smartphone app.

– Dial the local access number provided to you.

– Enter your PIN (if required) followed by the Korean number you want to call, following the same procedure as mentioned in the first method.

Conclusion

In summary, you have three ways to call Korea: standard landline or mobile dialing, VoIP services, and international calling cards or apps. Each option has its advantages depending on your calling needs, budget, and device availability. By understanding how these methods work and selecting the most suitable option for your situation, you can easily connect with people in Korea without any obstacles.

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