International calling cards let you call landlines and mobiles abroad from any UK phone, often for less than your mobile plan charges.
How a calling card works
- Choose a card in our calling cards section and pick its value.
- Pay by bank transfer. Once your order is processed we email you the PIN and access number.
- Dial the access number, enter your PIN when asked, then dial the number abroad with its country code.
Tips to get the most from your card
- Check how the access number is charged by your mobile network. Many plans include 0800 or local numbers, but some charge extra.
- Rates differ between cards and countries, so compare a few cards for the country you call most.
- Keep your PIN private, like a bank card PIN.
Calling card or international top-up?
A calling card pays for your calls from the UK. An international top-up adds credit to their phone abroad, so they can call and use data too.
Frequently asked questions
Do calling cards work from a mobile?
Yes. Calling cards work from UK mobiles and landlines. Check how your own plan charges for the access number.
Does my credit expire?
Some cards have an expiry date or a small maintenance charge. The details are on each card’s product page.
Can I use one card for several countries?
Yes. Most cards cover many countries, each at its own rate.
What if my PIN does not work?
Check you dialled the right access number, then contact us with your order number.