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    Amsterdam: Moving / Telephone

    Telephone

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    Last update: 28/02/2008

    From a foreign country, it is generally necessary to dial 00 and 31 to reach Netherlands and (0)20 for Amsterdam. (003120, followed by the number to reach an Amsterdam number). Five local mobile phone operators have the Netherlands extremely well covered with GSM 900 and 1800 networks. KPN telecom is the national telecom provider. You can find out more at www.kpn.com

    The key mobile telephone operators in the Netherlands are:

    Pre-paid cards

    The prepaid SIM card with a world cell phone is a convenient, economical and efficient way to stay in touch while in the Netherlands. All incoming calls while you travel in Holland are FREE. You only pay the local rate for local calls since the SIM card is prepaid, there is no hassle of a contract. You can get a pre-paid SIM card at any mobile shop in Amsterdam.

    The SIM Card for Netherlands includes:

    • 10 EUR (US $13.00) starter airtime credit
    • FREE incoming calls
    • Voicemail
    • SMS text messaging
    • Data capable

    Pre-paid phone cards also come in handy if you like to make calls back home. There are many 'Asian' and international cards that offer generous talk time. Cards can be bought for 5, 8 and 10 euros. Simply scratch off the card to reveal the code, call the number to get connected, key in your code and then the number of the country you're calling. Those cards are usually sold in bookshops and newsagents, in supermarkets and corner shops.

     
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