Viber-to-Viber international calls are free, but if you’d like to call someone who doesn’t have an internet connection, a cellphone or a Viber account, Viber Out plans are the way to go. (+)(Country Code)(Area Code without the leading zero)(Phone Number) The calling format through Viber Out should look like this: With Viber Out you’ll be saving time and money by simply dialing + followed by the country’s calling code and the phone number you’d like to reach. This means you won’t need to dial the access code (exit code), which looks something like this when calling from the US: 011 + country code + area code (if any) + required phone number. Instead of having to dial exit codes, make international calling easy by opting for one of the many Viber Out calling plans. With so many numbers needed to make a simple phone call, having to remember the exit code as well as the requested country code, area code and phone number can get rather confusing. However, many calling services as well as calling cards require you to add an exit code, also referred to as an international access code, an International Call Prefix or IDD (International Direct Dialing code), which is used to dial out of a country when making an international call.
In order to connect your call to the specific country you wish to call, you’ll need to use international calling codes.
When making an international call, be it to a landline or cell phone, or when using your mobile phone while traveling abroad, you always need to know more than the number you’re about to call. Looking for international calling codes? See our full country code list including international dialing codes from the US to every country in Europe, Africa, Asia and more.
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