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How to call Slovenia
In contact blijven met collega's die in een ander land wonen resulteert in hoge beltarieven en moeilijk te begrijpen belcriteria. Talk360 maakt bellen naar Slovenië nu betrouwbaar en goedkoop. Met Talk360, kunt u bellen naar Slovenië tegen betaalbare prijzen per minuut.
Om vanuit de Verenigde Staten naar een vaste lijn in Slovenië te bellen, volgt u gewoon deze eenvoudige kiestips:
draai eerst 011, de U.S. exit code;
Kies vervolgens 386, het landnummer voor Slovenië;
en kies vervolgens het netnummer (1-2 cijfers. Zie een voorbeeld van een netnummerlijst hieronder);
en kies tenslotte het telefoonnummer (5-7 cijfers).
Als u vanuit een ander land in de wereld naar Slovenië belt, hoeft u alleen maar het volgende te doen:
voer de uitgangscode in: Dit wordt ook wel de IDD-code (International Direct Dialing) of ISD-code (International Subscriber Dialing) genoemd. Voor de meeste landen is dit 00 of +. Voor de VS en Canada is het 011;
kiescode: Elk land krijgt een unieke landcode toegewezen;
netnummer: Dit is het kengetal van een deel van Slovenië. Het is meestal een algemeen gebied of een stad;
lokaal nummer: Het lokale nummer dat u wilt bellen.
Hier is een lijst van de grootste netnummers en stadstelefoonnummers in Slovenië.
Click to expand the list with area codes
Regio
Gebiedscode
Celje/Trbovlje
32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38
Gorica/Koper/Postojna
52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58
Kranj
42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48
Ljubljana
1
Maribor/Ravne na Koroskem/Murska Sobota
2
Novo Mesto/Krsko
72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78
Je hebt nu geleerd hoe je Slovenië moet bellen. Met Talk360 hoeft u alleen maar airtime te kopen en het mobiele nummer in te voeren dat u wilt bellen.
Slovenia looks like a chicken Slovenians believe that the shape of their country resembles a chicken. I am sure you can’t neglect the similarity if you look it up on Google Maps.
Slovenia is home to 8,000 caves Slovenia is famous for its beautiful landscapes and mountain scenery, but its natural wonders are also deep underground. This country is home to 8,000 caves. However, only 20 of them are open to visitors. If you are wondering why it’s because most of the caves are unsafe and difficult to explore. If you are in Slovenia, I highly recommend visiting Postojna Cave, a 2 million years old cave and one of the most visited attractions in the country.
The only living baby dragon is in Slovenia The olm, also known as baby dragon, lives in Postojna Cave in Slovenia. This creature can live up to 100 years and only breeds once or twice a decade. Some people believe this ancient creature is proof that dragons existed.
Slovenia is only 30 years old Slovenia is a young country and it became an independent republic in 1991. It was also the first former Yugoslav republic to join the European Union.
There are more than 46 dialects in Slovenia Slovene, also known as Slovenian is the official language in Slovenia. This language is spoken by the entire country which is only 2.3 million people, but this language is very diverse and has more than 46 dialects.
There are 5 beekeepers per 1,000 inhabitants Slovenia is known as the “heart and soul of beekeeping” in Europe. Beekeeping is an important part of Slovenia’s culture and tradition. As a matter of fact, 1 out of 200 people in Slovenia are beekeepers. This country is famous for its quality honey, so if you happen to be in Slovenia, make sure to buy some honey as a souvenir.
See how Internet → Internet, Telecom → Telecom, and Internet → Telecom (Talk360) compare for this call.
Internet → Internet
Ideal when both people are online in the same app. Breaks down for landlines, banks, insurers, customer service, and anyone without reliable data.
WhatsAppSkypeTelegramViberFaceTimeGoogle Meet
Great quality when both sides have the app + internet
Receiver must have the same app and be online
Cannot reliably reach landlines / service desks
Free feels free — until the person you need isn’t on that network.
Telecom → Telecom
Traditional mobile / carrier calling. Works to any number, but international rates often price people out. Not durable for frequent cross-border calls.
Traditional mobile / carrierRoaming & international add-ons
Reaches any mobile or landline on the phone network
International / roaming can be very expensive
Contracts, SIM swaps, and bill shock are common
Works everywhere on paper — until the monthly bill arrives.
Internet → Telecom
You need Wi-Fi or mobile data. They need nothing but a normal phone — mobile or landline — in 190+ countries. No app on their side. No contract or new SIM on yours.
Talk360Your own Caller ID
Call any mobile or landline — receiver stays offline-capable
Affordable international rates · pay-as-you-go credit
Free test call · first 1 minute free · keep your number
Built for the calls VoIP apps can’t make and carriers overcharge for.
Who can you call?
Not every call works the same way. See how internet calling, traditional mobile calling and Talk360 compare for the calls you need to make.
Ja
No
Limited / expensive
Friend or family on the same app, with internet
Both online in WhatsApp / Skype / etc.
Internet → Internet
Ja
Telecom → Telecom
Ja
Talk360
Ja
Relative abroad with weak or no internet
They may have a basic phone, no data plan
Internet → Internet
No
Telecom → Telecom
Limited / expensive
Talk360
Ja
Someone who doesn’t have your calling app installed