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3 Ways to Call Eritrea

By Matthew Lynch
January 10, 2024
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Eritrea, an enchanting country on the Horn of Africa, boasts a rich history and culture that attracts residents and visitors alike. It is essential to stay connected with loved ones or business partners in Eritrea, and one way to bridge the distance is through phone calls. In this article, we will explore three methods of calling Eritrea, making communication easier and more accessible.

1. Direct Dialing:

The most straightforward approach to calling Eritrea is by direct dialing. To call Eritrea from a landline or mobile phone, follow these steps:

a) Dial your country’s exit code – This is usually 00 or 011 for most countries.

b) Dial Eritrea’s country code – 291.

c) Enter the area code – A two-digit number based on the city or region in Eritrea.

d) Dial the local phone number – Usually a seven-digit number.

For example, if you are calling Asmara (area code 1) from the United States, you will dial: 011-291-1-XXXXXXX.

2. Calling Cards:

Another cost-effective method to call Eritrea is using international calling cards. These cards are available at convenience stores, supermarkets, and online stores. To use an international calling card:

a) Purchase a suitable calling card based on rates and minutes offered.

b) Scratch off the card’s protective layer to reveal the PIN.

c) Dial the access number provided on the card.

d) After connecting to the automated system, input your PIN.

e) Then dial Eritrea’s country code (291), area code, and local phone number.

Ensure you select a reputable calling card company as not all international calling cards offer comparable quality or rates.

3. VoIP Services:

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services like Skype, Viber, and WhatsApp are increasingly popular methods to call Eritrea. VoIP services utilize the internet to make phone calls, often providing better rates than traditional phone services.

a) Install the preferred VoIP app on your smartphone, tablet, or computer.

b) Create an account or log in to your existing account.

c) Add credit if required (some services charge for calling mobile or landline numbers).

d) Dial Eritrea’s country code (291), area code, and local phone number within the app.

VoIP services also provide video calling options, which is excellent for staying in touch with family and friends visually.

By using one of these three methods, you can easily call Eritrea and maintain strong connections with loved ones or business partners. Choose the option that suits your personal preferences and budget to enjoy hassle-free communication.

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