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How to Call Kenya: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Step 1: Verify the country code.

The country code for Kenya is +254. This is the number you will need to dial before the rest of the phone number to make a call to Kenya.

Step 2: Check your phone plan.

Make sure that your phone plan allows for international calling. Many carriers require a special plan or additional fee for international calls, so check with your provider if you are unsure about your calling capabilities.

Step 3: Find the area code.

Each region in Kenya has a unique area code, usually a two or three-digit number. You will need to know the area code for the specific location you are trying to call.

Step 4: Know the local number.

Obtain the local seven-digit phone number for the person or business you are trying to reach.

Step 5: Dial the exit code.

To make an international call from most countries, you will first need to dial an exit code. The exit code for North America is 011, while many European countries use 00. Check online or with your carrier to find the specific exit code for your region.

Step 6: Combine the codes and numbers.

In order, combine the exit code, country code, area code, and local number when making your call. For example, if you are calling from North America, it should look like this: 011-254-(area code)-(local number).

Step 7: Use appropriate timing.

Remember that there is a time difference between your location and Kenya, so try to call at a time that is convenient for both parties. Check online or use an app to find out what time it is in Kenya before calling.

Step 8: Be mindful of call charges.

International calls can be expensive, especially if they last for a long time. Keep track of the duration of your call and be aware of any potential charges.

Step 9: Look into alternative calling methods.

If you find that calling Kenya is too expensive or difficult, consider using alternatives such as Skype, WhatsApp, or Viber that allow for international voice and video calls through an internet connection. These services often provide more affordable rates and can make staying in touch much easier.

By following these nine steps, you’ll be well-equipped to make a successful phone call to Kenya. Stay connected and enjoy your conversations with friends, family, and colleagues from across the globe!

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