To make international calls from a landline or mobile phone, you must dial a special telephone code. This rule also applies to Finland if the call is made from the territory of Russia or any other country. To make a call, you first need to enter the desired set of numbers, and then the subscriber's number.
Instructions
Step 1
Finland's telephone code is a sequence of 358 digits, which identifies the country in the telephone network and which is used to route the call to the country.
Step 2
The international code is often followed by 0, enclosed in brackets. The number 0 is used when making calls within Finland. Thus, when making a call from Russia to Finland and seeing 0, you do not need to dial it. Go directly to the indication of the area code or mobile number of the subscriber to make a call. However, remember that it is still necessary to indicate 0 in Finland.
Step 3
To make a call to Finland from a landline phone, dial 8 to change the line to long distance mode. Then dial 10 to send the signal abroad. Then enter the international country code 358, which will redirect your signal to Finland, where after the next area code identifier, you can indicate the subscriber number.
Step 4
Thus, to call Finland from a landline phone, you will need to enter the following query:
8 10 358 9 123456
123456 is the phone number of the person you are calling, and 9 is the area code to which the call is made (Helsinki).
Step 5
To make a call from a cell phone to Finland, you do not need to enter the numbers to identify the international call, but the number must still be entered in the international format. First, the + sign is indicated to transmit the cellular signal of a possible call abroad. Then the country code 358 is entered, after which the Finland city code and the subscriber's phone number are entered. If you are calling a cell phone, you do not need to specify the area code, you just need to dial the phone number in 11-digit format.
