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Using your mobile phone for international travel If you have established that your mobile phone doesn’t work, the options are… before your trip, and then return the phone when you get back home Buying an international SIM card Using a local (or roaming) SIM card in your existing mobile phone is a popular option for budget travellers, but can be considered inconvenient. If you run out of call credit when making an important call you’ll need to find a local retailer who sells top-up cards. Buying an international cell phone The most convenient option (for US travellers) is to buy an international cell phone that includes a SIM card. The Mobal GSM World Phone service , for $49 is the one of the most popular world phones in the US. Using a Satellite phones for remote travel If you are travelling to remote areas, you may find there is no cellular coverage at all. For these areas you can rent satellite phones that give global coverage. Satellite phones are also used as an emergency back up, and during disaster recovery. Thanks to Mobal for providing this information, for further details we recommend their websites ‘Guide to International Phones’. |
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