Will I be charged if I use WiFi calling internationally?

Understanding Wi-Fi Calling Charges When Traveling Internationally

When using Wi-Fi calling while abroad, the charges vary based on your carrier and plan. Here's what you need to know:

If You Have an Existing Long-Distance Plan:

• Calls to the United States are complimentary.
• Calls to all other international destinations will be charged according to your plan's rates.

If You Do Not Have a Long-Distance Plan:

• You will be charged pay-as-you-go rates for all calls, including those to the United States.

Pay-As-You-Go Rates:

The pay-as-you-go rates for Wi-Fi calling can vary significantly depending on the carrier and destination. It's essential to check with your carrier before traveling to avoid unexpected charges.

How to Avoid Charges:

If you want to avoid charges for Wi-Fi calling while traveling internationally, there are a few things you can do:

• Use a Wi-Fi calling app: Several apps, such as WhatsApp and Skype, allow you to make calls over Wi-Fi without incurring charges from your carrier.
• Connect to a local Wi-Fi network: If you have access to a local Wi-Fi network, you can use your carrier's Wi-Fi calling feature without being charged for roaming.
• Purchase an international calling plan: Some carriers offer international calling plans that can reduce the cost of calls made while abroad.

Additional Notes:

• Wi-Fi calling charges may apply differently if you are on a cruise ship or using a satellite phone.
• If you have any questions or concerns about Wi-Fi calling charges, it's always best to contact your carrier for clarification.