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Unlimited International Calling to Russia using
Ooma World Plus Plan.

Now only:

$25.99/mo

for 12 months.

Plus one-time purchase of Ooma Telo: $99.99

Calling mobile phones in some countries may incur per minute charges.


How to Call Russia from the U.S.

Calling Russia from the United States is easy.

To call Russia, you can use either your Ooma Telo-connected home phone or the Ooma Mobile app.

  • First, dial 011 to exit the U.S. telephone system.
  • Next dial 7, which is the country code for Russia.
  • Now dial the 10-digit local phone number.

Using the Ooma Mobile app does not use any minutes or incur international charges on your wireless bill. These calls are routed over your data connection and may count against your data allotment if you’re not on an unlimited plan with your carrier. To minimize data usage, connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot.

If you encounter any issues or have any further questions, feel free to get in contact with us via our Customer Support website at https://support.ooma.com/.

Whether it’s Moscow or St. Petersburg, calling Russia with Ooma’s dialing plans is easy and affordable.

The Ooma World Plan and Ooma World Plus Plan offer unlimited calling to landlines and mobile phones around the world. The World Plus Plan gives you unlimited calling to Russian landlines. Russian mobile phones are billed at a per-minute rate of $0.264. The World Plus Plan offers unlimited calling to landlines in 70 countries and mobile phones to 40 countries for $25.99.

The World Plan doesn’t include support for Russia, but you will get unlimited calling to landlines in 60 countries and mobile phones in 10 countries for $17.99. Calls to Russian landlines are billed at a per-minute rate of $0.050 to most Russian cities and $0.027 to Moscow numbers.

Learn more about Ooma’s international plans and all the countries that are included.

International Rates

Country Code Area/City Code Country/City Standard Rate Per Minute Premier Rate Per Minute Ooma World Plan Ooma World Plus
7 Russia 0.050 0.050 0.050
7 9 Russia - Mobile-SS 0.264 0.264 0.264 0.264
7 495 Russia - Moscow 0.027 0.027 0.027
7 499 Russia - Moscow 0.027 0.027 0.027

Call Russia for Free

Ooma’s World Plus Plan gives you unlimited calling to Russian landlines, but you can also use Ooma to call people in Russia for free. All Ooma-to-Ooma calls are 100% free. So if your buddy in Moscow is also an Ooma user, you can speak in crystal-clear HD voice for as long as you want and it won’t cost a penny.

Calling Cards

Calling Russia with an international calling card is often cheaper than using a traditional phone line, but calling cards need to be recharged before use, which can be a hassle.

Ooma’s international dialing options also save you even more money, allowing you to call countries all over the world. You could speak to your mom in St. Petersburg and your friend in Paris for hours on end without having to worry about recharging calling cards or racking up a high monthly bill.

Call to Russia with Ooma

Ooma’s World Plans make it a popular choice to call Russia from the U.S.A, but Ooma’s standard rates are also affordable ways to call internationally.

With Ooma’s Basic Service and Premier Service, calls to Russian landlines are $0.050 per minute while calls to Moscow landlines are $0.027 per minute. Calls to Russian mobile phones are $0.264 per minute. Using Basic Service, international calls are deducted from a prepaid balance.

While Premier Service has the same rates as Basic Service, it comes with a number of additional perks. Premier Service users get powerful call-blocking tools to protect against robocalls, the Ooma Mobile app for calls on the go, voicemail access through email, unlimited calling to Mexico and Canada and more for just $9.99 a month. International calls are billed on top of your monthly subscription. You pay applicable monthly taxes and fees.

Sources

Top ten most called countries from USA