Unlimited International Calling to Poland using
Ooma World Plan.
Now only:
$9.99/mo
for 12 months.
Plus one-time purchase of Ooma Telo: $99.99
After purchase of Ooma Telo for the first 12 months, then only $17.99/mo plus applicable taxes and fees. Unlimited calling subject to normal residential use limitations. +Applicable taxes and fees. Includes unlimited minutes to landlines in over 60 countries and to mobile phones in over 10 countries.
How to Call Poland from the U.S.
Calling Poland from the United States is easy.
To call Poland, 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.
- Dial 48 next, which is the country code for Poland.
- Finally, dial the local phone number, which will be 9 digits.
Calls made through the Ooma Mobile app do not use any minutes or incur international charges on your wireless bill. Instead, 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 or have any further questions, feel free to get in contact with us via our Customer Support website at https://support.ooma.com/.
Whether you’re calling Warsaw or Lodz, calling Poland is easy and affordable with Ooma’s international calling plans.
With Ooma’s World Plan and World Plus Plan, you’ll get free unlimited calling to landlines in Poland. If you’re calling Polish mobile phones at a per-minute rate of $0.29. You’ll also get unlimited calling to landlines in 60 countries and mobile phones in 10 countries for just $17.99 per month.
The Ooma World Plus Plan also grants you unlimited calling to Polish mobile phones. You also get expanded international access, with unlimited calling to landlines in 70 countries and mobile phones in 40 countries for $25.99 per month.
You can learn more about Ooma’s international plans and all the included countries.
International Rates
| Country Code | Area/City Code | Country/City | Standard Rate Per Minute | Premier Rate Per Minute | Ooma World Plan | Ooma World Plus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48 | Poland | 0.032 | 0.032 | |||
| 48 | Poland - Mobile-SS | 0.290 | 0.290 | 0.290 |
Free Calls
Ooma’s international plans not only have unlimited calling to Poland, but many other countries around the world. You don’t need Ooma’s international plans to make free international calls though, as any Ooma-to-Ooma call is 100% free regardless of how long you talk. So if your dad is also an Ooma user, you can speak for as long as you want without spending a dime. Your chats will sound better than ever thanks to Ooma’s crystal-clear HD voice, too.
International Calling Cards
Using an international calling card to dial Poland is typically cheaper than traditional phone plans, but they’re also more of a headache as you need to make sure they’re recharged.
Not only will Ooma’s international plans save you money while calling Poland, they’ll also allow you to call countries all over the world affordably. So if your parents are in Poland and your friends are in France, you’ll be able to chat for as long as you want without having to worry about racking up high monthly bills.
Calling to Poland with Ooma
Ooma’s international plans make it a popular choice to call Poland from the U.S., but Ooma also has a range of options that make international calling affordable.
Using Ooma’s Basic Service and Premier Service, phone calls to Polish landlines are $0.032 per minute while calls to Polish mobile phones and special service numbers are $0.29 per minute. Ooma’s Basic Service is free, with international charges deducted from a prepaid balance.
Ooma’s Premier Service has the same per-minute rates as Basic Service, but also comes with extra features. Premier users get powerful call-blocking tools to help battle telemarketers and robocalls, the Ooma Mobile app to make phone calls on the go, free unlimited calling to Canada and Mexico, voicemail access through email and more. You pay applicable monthly taxes and fees.