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How to Call Dubai: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Dubai, a bustling metropolis in the United Arab Emirates, is a popular destination for tourists and business travelers alike. With its rapid growth and global presence, it’s become increasingly important to know how to connect with people there. Whether you’re reaching out to a family member or arranging a business conference, here are seven simple steps to help you call Dubai.

1. Find the country code

To call Dubai, you must first dial the United Arab Emirates (UAE) country code. The UAE country code is 971.

2. Determine the city code

As Dubai continues to expand, it has maintained its city code: 4. You’ll need this number to make your call.

3. Check the time zone

The UAE operates on Gulf Standard Time (GST), which is four hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+4). It’s important to ensure that you don’t call someone in Dubai at an inconvenient hour due to time zone differences.

4. Enter your international calling prefix

Depending on where you’re calling from, enter the international dialing prefix required for making a call outside your home country. This might be 00, 011 or another combination of numbers depending on your location.

5. Put it all together

Now that you have all the needed components, start by dialing the international prefix, followed by the UAE country code (971), Dubai’s city code (4), and finally the local phone number. A complete example would look like this: “International Prefix-971-4-Local Number.”

6. Find an alternative method if needed

If calling from a landline or mobile phone is not possible or affordable, try using an Internet-based service like Skype or WhatsApp for voice or video calls instead. These services can offer significant cost savings compared to traditional long-distance calling rates.

7. Be prepared for potential language barriers

Remember that the official language in Dubai is Arabic, so be prepared for potential communication difficulties if you’re calling someone who does not speak your language. English is widely spoken, but it is always a good idea to check if the person you’re calling is comfortable conversating in your preferred language.

By following these seven steps, you’ll be well on your way to making a successful call to Dubai. Whether you’re reconnecting with family and friends or establishing professional ties, being able to smoothly communicate with those in the city is essential.

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