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3 Ways to Call the United States From Italy

By Matthew Lynch
January 4, 2024
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When traveling or living in Italy, staying connected with family and friends back in the United States is important. Luckily, there are several options for making international phone calls from Italy to the U.S. This article will explore three different ways to call the United States from Italy: using a landline or mobile phone with an international calling plan, utilizing prepaid calling cards, and taking advantage of internet-based calling apps.

1. International Calling Plan With a Landline or Mobile Phone

Using a landline or mobile phone to call the United States from Italy is one of the most convenient methods. To do so, you’ll need an international calling plan through your phone service provider. Here are the steps to make this type of call:

– Dial the international access code for Italy, which is 00.

– Enter the country code for the United States, which is 1.

– Dial the area code for the location you’re trying to reach in the U.S.

– Finally, dial the local U.S. phone number you want to call.

Example: 00 + 1 + (area code) + (phone number)

Ensure that you check your carrier’s international rates before making any calls to avoid any surprises on your phone bill.

2. Prepaid Calling Cards

Prepaid calling cards can be a cost-effective option for making calls from Italy to the United States. These cards are available at various locations such as convenience stores, post offices, and online retailers. To use one, simply follow these steps:

– Purchase a prepaid calling card with good calling rates from Italy to the U.S.

– Dial the access number provided on the card.

– Enter your unique PIN when prompted.

– Dial the United States’ country code (1), followed by the area code and local phone number.

Example: Access Number + PIN + 1 + (area code) + (phone number)

Make sure to compare calling rates between different cards, as some may offer better deals than others.

3. Internet-Based Calling Apps

Thanks to advancements in technology, there are numerous internet-based calling apps that allow you to make phone calls from Italy to the United States at little or no cost. Some popular options include Skype, WhatsApp, and Viber. The steps for using these apps vary slightly but generally follow this process:

– Download the app on your smartphone, tablet, or computer.

– Create an account if necessary and add your U.S. contacts.

– Connect to the internet via Wi-Fi or mobile data.

– Use the app to call or send a message to your U.S. contacts.

Internet-based calling apps usually offer free calls between users, while some charge inexpensive rates for calls made to traditional phone numbers.

In conclusion, there are multiple options available when it comes to calling the United States from Italy. Whether you prefer traditional methods like landline and mobile phones or more modern approaches like internet-based calling apps, staying connected with loved ones across the pond is easier than ever before.

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