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Portugal – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Portugal’s telecommunications sector is well-developed and highly competitive, with four principal network operators — MEO, Vodafone, NOS, and DIGI — providing landline, mobile, and combined service packages. The country uses the international dialling code +351, and every domestic phone number

Philippines – Landlines and Mobile Phones

The Philippines carries the international country code +63 and is served by three principal mobile networks — Globe, Smart, and DITO — as well as fixed-line operators including PLDT and Converge ICT. Mobile communication is the backbone of everyday life

Poland – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Poland’s telephone infrastructure is mature and well-developed, operating under the country code +48 with nine-digit numbers used nationwide. Four principal mobile carriers — Orange, Play, Plus, and T-Mobile — compete vigorously on both prepaid and contract offerings, delivering strong 4G/5G

Panama – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Panama’s country dialling code is +507, and the country operates without regional area codes — every landline and mobile number must be dialled in its entirety from anywhere within Panama. The two dominant mobile networks are Más Móvil and Tigo,

Peru – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Peru’s telecommunications landscape is both competitive and reasonably well-developed in cities, with four main mobile network operators — Claro, Movistar, Entel, and Bitel — alongside two leading fixed-line providers. The country dialling code is +51, every mobile number begins with

Oman – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Oman’s telecommunications infrastructure is well-established and regulated by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA). The country’s mobile market is shared among three principal operators — Omantel, Ooredoo, and Vodafone Oman — while fixed-line services remain largely the domain of Omantel. Registering

New Zealand – Landlines and Mobile Phones

New Zealand’s telecommunications landscape is modern and highly competitive, with three principal mobile carriers — Spark, One NZ, and 2degrees — alongside a diverse market for fixed-line and broadband services. Whether you are arriving as a short-term visitor or planning

Norway – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Norway boasts one of the most sophisticated telecommunications networks in the world, operating under the country code +47 and an eight-digit closed numbering system that eliminates the need for separate area codes on domestic calls. Telenor, Telia, and Ice dominate

Netherlands – Landlines and Mobile Phones

The Netherlands boasts a mature and highly competitive telecommunications sector. The country dialling code is +31, and all local numbers begin with a trunk zero that must be omitted when dialling in from overseas. Three principal mobile networks — KPN,

Morocco – Landlines and Mobile Phones

Morocco’s telecommunications sector is well-established, with three principal operators — Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco, and Inwi — providing mobile, fixed-line, and broadband services nationwide. Setting up a connection is relatively simple: prepaid SIM cards are available for as little as