Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Poland
LN
011 + 48 + LN
00 + 48 + LN
Portugal
LN
011 + 351 + LN
00 + 351 + LN
Russia
8 + AC + LN
011 + 7 + AC + LN
00 + 7 + AC + LN
011 + 421 + AC
(without initial
zero) + LN
00 + 421 + AC
(without initial
zero) + LN
Slovakia
AC + LN
011 + 386 + AC
(without initial
zero) + LN
00 + 386 + AC
(without initial
zero) + LN
Slovenia
AC + LN
Spain
LN
011 + 34 + LN
00 + 34 + LN
011 + 46 + AC
(without initial
zero) + LN
00 + 46 + AC (with-
out initial zero) +
LN
Sweden
AC + LN
011 + 41 + LN
(without initial
zero)
00 + 41 + LN (with-
out initial zero)
Switzerland
LN
AC (if there's no
initial zero, add
one) + LN
011 + 90 + AC
(without initial
zero) + LN
00 + 90 + AC (with-
out initial zero) +
LN
Turkey
• The instructions above apply whether you're calling to or from a European land-
line or mobile phone.
• If calling from any mobile phone, you can replace the international access code
with “+” (press and hold 0 to insert it).
• The international access code is 011 if you're calling from the US or Canada.
• To call the US or Canada from Europe, dial 00, then 1 (country code for US and
Canada), then the area code and number. In short, 00 + 1 + AC + LN = Hi, Mom!
When you get home from Europe, be sure to cancel any add-on plans that you activated
for your trip.
Some people would rather use their smartphone exclusively on Wi-Fi, and not worry
about either voice or data charges. If that's you, call your provider to be sure that interna-
tional roaming options are deactivated on your account. To be double-sure, put your phone
in “airplane mode,” then turn your Wi-Fi back on.
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