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3 Ways to Call Saudi Arabia

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Introduction:

Staying connected with friends, family members, or colleagues in Saudi Arabia is essential for many people around the world. Fortunately, there are several convenient and affordable methods available for making international calls to this Middle Eastern country. In this article, we will explore three popular ways to call Saudi Arabia.

1. Traditional Landline or Mobile Phone Calls:

Using a landline or mobile phone is the most common and straightforward method for calling Saudi Arabia.

To make an international call from your landline or mobile phone, follow these steps:

a. Dial the international access code for your country. For example, if you are calling from the United States, the access code is 011.

b. Dial 966, which is the country code for Saudi Arabia.

c. Dial the area code (1-4 digits) and local phone number (7 digits).

If you plan to make frequent calls to Saudi Arabia using a traditional phone service, consider choosing an international calling plan offered by your service provider to save money on call charges.

2. VoIP Services:

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services allow users to make calls over the internet instead of using traditional phone lines. Some popular VoIP service providers include Skype, Viber, and WhatsApp. These services typically offer lower rates than traditional phone services and are especially cost-effective for international calls.

To use a VoIP service for calling Saudi Arabia:

a. Sign up for an account with your preferred VoIP service provider.

b. Add credit or purchase a subscription plan if required.

c. Enter the recipient’s phone number using the same dialing pattern as described above (dialing 966 before the area code and local number).

3. Calling Cards:

Another affordable option for making international calls to Saudi Arabia is using prepaid calling cards. Calling cards can be purchased at stores or online and typically offer lower rates than standard international calling plans.

To use a calling card:

a. Purchase a calling card from a reputable provider.

b. Dial the access number listed on the card.

c. Enter your PIN (Personal Identification Number) when prompted.

d. Dial the recipient’s phone number using the same dialing pattern as described above (dial 966, followed by the area code and local phone number).

Conclusion:

With these three methods, staying connected with friends, family, or colleagues in Saudi Arabia has never been easier or more affordable. Whether you prefer traditional phone calls, VoIP services, or prepaid calling cards, choose the method that best suits your needs and budget. Happy calling!

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