How to call Poland from Belarus: Poland telephone code. Addresses and telephone numbers in Poland How much does it cost to call Poland

Every country in the world has its own telephone code. This code must be dialed before the subscriber number. We will tell you what the telephone code of Poland is, how to call this country from outside its borders (from landline and mobile phones), as well as codes of some Polish cities, codes of Polish mobile operators and the cost of calls.

How to call Poland

To call from one Polish city to another, you first need to dial 8. You will hear a dial tone, after which you need to dial the city code to which the call is being made and the number of the called subscriber.

Calling from a landline

Now let's look at how to call this country from abroad. If you do this from a landline phone, first dial the international connection combination (8-10). After the beep, you need to dial the country code (for Poland - 48). After this the beep will sound again. Then you should dial the area code, then the number of the called subscriber. If you want to call Poland on a cell phone, you do not need to dial the area code. Instead, dial the mobile operator code, then the subscriber number.

Call from a cell phone

To call from a cell phone, you do not need to dial the combination 8-10. Press "+", then dial +48 (Poland mobile code), the area code you are calling or the mobile operator and subscriber number. Dialing scheme: +48- (city/operator code – subscriber number).

Some Polish city codes

To dial, the subscriber needs to dial the city code in which the subscriber is located. Here are these figures for some cities in Poland:

• Warsaw – 22;
• Bialystok – 85;
• Belchatow – 44;
• Bielsko-Biala – 33;
• Bydgoszcz – 52;
• Wroclaw – 71;
• Gdansk – 58;
• Gdynia – 58;
• Rzeszow – 17;
• Zakopane – 18;
• Katowice – 32;
• Krakow – 12;
• Lodz – 42;
• Lublin – 81;
• Poznań – 61;
• Przemysl – 16;
• Sopot – 58;
• Suwalki – 87;
• Chelm – 82;
• Chorzow – 32;
• Częstochowa – 34;
• Szczecin – 91;
• Elblag – 55.

Mobile operators in Poland

Major mobile operators in Poland:

• T-Mobile;
• Orange Polska;
• Lykamobile;
• Play;
• Plus.

T-Mobile in Poland is still represented under the name Heyah. All codes for these operators can be found on Wikipedia.

Important! Since 2003, Polish subscribers have had the opportunity to switch from one operator to another. The number is retained. Therefore, it is impossible to determine affiliation with an operator by number. To do this, you can use online services, for example, jakasiec.pl .

Call costs

The cost of calls to Poland from a landline depends on which country you are calling from. For example, a minute of conversation when calling from Russia costs from 9.9 rubles per minute (for Rostelecom subscribers). Calls from Ukraine cost $0.5 per minute (if calling to a landline) and $0.66 (when calling to a mobile phone). For calls from Belarusian landlines, the time of day matters. So, if you call from 6:00 to 23:00, the cost of a minute of conversation will cost 0.235 Belarusian rubles, from 23:00 to 6:00 - 0.1645 rubles.

The cost of calls from cell phones depends on the operator. All information on this matter can be found on the websites of these operators.

), PlayMobile (www.play.pl). You can purchase SIM cards at any company office or cellular communication store if you have a foreign passport. The average cost of international calls to Russia is 0.5 €/min.

You can call anywhere in the country and abroad from any payphone, as well as from a hotel or post office. An international call from a hotel room is the most expensive method of communication. But by ordering a telephone conversation at the post office, you will pay several times less.

The best and cheaper methods of communication are SMS or Skype.

Telephone machine

There are 3 types of telephone booths: yellow (you can send SMS or e-mail), silver oval, silver rectangular. Telephone machines operate using telephone cards (karta telefoniczna), which can be purchased at all newsstands, gas stations, and post offices.

Polish SIM card

Most beneficial for use within the country. A call to Russia will cost about 0.5 € per minute.

Tourist SIM card (SIMTRAVEL or GoodLine)

A convenient and affordable way to communicate abroad.

The cost of an outgoing call to Russia is 0.1 € per minute. All incoming calls are free.

Roaming

Roaming is activated automatically by your mobile operator. The cost of calls is shown in the table.

Warsaw City Information Center - 9491, Weather - 9221, Information on companies and organizations - 9494, Medical information (pharmacies and clinics) - 9439, Warsaw City Transport Information Service - 9484, Customs Information Service - 0228110128.

Help numbers

In Poland there is a special telephone line for tourists. To use the service, you need to dial (+48) 608-599-999 or (+48) 222-787-777, the call is paid. During the high season, the hotline will operate from 8:00 to 22:00, and starting in October from 8:00 to 18:00.

You can get information about the country in English, German and Russian. In addition, you can call the same phone number for help: for example, in case of loss of documents, robbery or health problems. Contact center specialists are also ready to provide information about hotels, restaurants, museums, excursions and cultural events taking place in the country.

Tourist information for Krakow - 422-60-91, Warsaw - 635-18-81.
Helpline telephone service - 913.
Reference long distance codes - 912.
Reference international communication codes - 908.
City information - 911.
The telephone number of the Customs Information Center in Warsaw is 650-2873.
Airline information desk - 952, 953.
Railway Information Bureau (domestic) - 620-03-61, (international) - 620-45-12.

Emergency services

Rescue service - 112.
Police - 997.
Fire brigade - 998.
Ambulance - 999.
The reference “safety phone” for tourists is 0-800-200-300 (available from landline phones, free) or 0-608-599-999 (for calls from mobile phones, paid in accordance with the tariffs of the telecom operator). The line operates daily in the summer from 10.00 to 22.00. Here you can get information (in English, German and Russian) about the basics of safe travel in Poland, about rescue services and their telephone numbers, as well as advice on how to behave in an emergency or in the event of an accident.

In this article we will briefly look at all the available options for calling Poland.

In general there are 3 main ways:
1. Calls from a mobile number;
2. Calls from a landline phone;
3. Free calls via the Internet.

Whatever option you choose, you should always adhere to the main component of the number:

Where:
+48 - international code of Poland
ХХХХХХХХХ – internal Polish number (9 digits)

If you call on a mobile phone, you will always know all 9 digits, but in the case of landline numbers, you may only know 7, before which you will have to add the two-digit city code to which the call is being directed. If you have such a situation, you can get acquainted with the codes of the main cities by clicking on the spoiler below:

List of main city codes in Poland

City	Miasto	Code
Biala Podlaska	Biała Podlaska	83
Białystok	Białystok	85
Bielsko-Biala	Bielsko Biała	33
Bydgoszcz	Bydgoszcz	52
Chelm	Chełm	82
Ciechanow	Ciechanów	23
Częstochowa	Częstochowa	34
Elblag	Elbląg	55
Gdansk	Gdańsk	58
Gorzow Wielkopolski	Gorzow Wielkopolski	95
Elenya Gura	Jelenia Gora	75
Kalisz	Kalisz	62
Katowice	Katowice	32
Kielce	Kielce	41
Konin	Konin	63
Koszalin	Koszalin	94
Krakow (Krakow)	Krakow	12
Krosno	Krosno	13
Leginica	Legnica	76
Leszno	Leszno	65
Ludz (Lodz)	Łódź	42
Lomza	Łomża	86
Lublin	Lublin	81
Nowy Sacz	Nowy Sącz	18
Olsztyn	Olsztyn	89
Opole	Opole	77
Ostroleka	Ostrołęka	29
Saw	Piła	67
Piotrkow Trybunalski	Piotrków Trybunalski	44
Plock	Płock	24
Poznan	Poznan	61
Przemysl	Przemyśl	16
Radom	Radom	48
Rzeszow	Rzeszow	17
Schiedlce	Siedlce	25
Sieradz	Sieradz	43
Skierniewice	Skierniewice	46
Slupsk	Słupsk	59
Suwalki	Suwałki	87
Szczecin	Szczecin	91
Tarnobrzech	Tarnobrzeg	15
Tarnow	Tarnow	14
Torun	Toruń	56
Walbrzych	Wałbrzych	74
Warsaw	Warsaw	22
Wloclawek	Włocławek	54
Wroclaw	Wrocław	71
Zamoszcz	Zamość	84
Giellon Gura	Zielona Gora	68

Those. A Polish landline number consists of an area code as well as a unique 7-digit number.

Actually, so as not to torment you with theory, let’s move directly to practice:

How to call Poland from a mobile phone

So, all you need to do is enter the international code of Poland (+48) and add the number (9 characters) to which the call is directed.
For example, if we have a mobile number:

You need to enter the following numbers into your phone:

then press the call button.

If you have only 7 digits, this means that the number is landline, so you need to think about which city it belongs to, find the code from the list above and add it after the international one and before the unique one. For example, we know the number of the University of Warsaw: 5520000, we understand that it is located in Warsaw (code 22), and enter the following numbers into the phone:

after this there is a call directly to the office :)

How to call Poland from a landline

It is not for nothing that this method is placed under a separate heading; although it is not very different, it is still different from calls from a mobile phone. If you are calling from a landline, first you need to go to an international line, and then dial the Polish number directly. For different countries, access to the international line is implemented differently:

As you can see, this method has no difficulties, the main thing is to be careful and wait for the beep indicating access to the international channel.

Free calls to Poland via the Internet

We've sorted out traditional calls to Poland, now let's move on directly to Internet calls. There are countless ways here; every year there are more and more new applications for Internet telephony, and their quality is getting better.
The market is quite saturated, you can choose from anything: Viber, Skype, WhatsApp, Bip and a lot of others. In this article we will focus on the most popular (at least for Poland and the CIS countries) Viber, but the algorithm of actions for other applications is not much different. Therefore, if you are determined to deal with another application, do not rush to close the article :)

Using Viber is incredibly easy! All you need to do is download the free version from the app store (available for all popular OS), register (enter your phone number, then wait for the SMS code) and... call :)

In order to call another number (be it in Poland, the USA or even Nicaragua, the main thing is access to the Internet), you need to adhere to the following algorithm:

If you do not have this number in your contact list

1. Go to the “Calls” tab, click the blue circle at the bottom right and enter the Polish number in international format

2. Press the green button, then “Free call”

The number is in the contact list

Well then everything is simple. The program itself reads the phone’s contacts (if you don’t disable it in the settings), and in the “Contacts” tab, select the one you need, and then click on “free call”.

It is worth noting that the connection is directly proportional to the Internet speed of both the caller and the recipient of the call, but nowadays it is almost a sin to complain about poor Internet in cities, and if we talk about Poland, then it is generally completely (in my subjective opinion) covered by high-speed . Not once in all my travels have I lost connection or switched the Internet from 3G to 2G.

In conclusion, I would like to add that these are not all possible options for calling Poland, but certainly the most convenient and popular. That's all I have. Don't lose your loved ones. Good luck! 🙂