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Curaçao
In order to call Curaçao from your home country, you must first dial the international code "011". If you're calling from the United States, you must dial the international code plus the country code of "599", followed by "9" (which is the digit that telephone numbers on the island begin with), and then the local phone number. There are no internal area codes on the island, and most local numbers contain seven digits, but this can vary for special numbers that may contain three or four digits.
To call outside of the island while in Curaçao, you will first need to dial "00" followed by the country code and the relevant telephone number. Vacationers can make inter-island calls by dialing the local telephone number directly.
Public phones are available on the island, and travelers may want to invest in a phone card, which are available at post offices, gas stations, and snack bars. Calling cards can make international calling less expensive than dialing the number directly. Travelers should also be able to use some cellular phones on the island since Curaçao is covered by a GSM network. Internet access is available at local Internet cafes.
To call outside of the island while in Curaçao, you will first need to dial "00" followed by the country code and the relevant telephone number. Vacationers can make inter-island calls by dialing the local telephone number directly.
Public phones are available on the island, and travelers may want to invest in a phone card, which are available at post offices, gas stations, and snack bars. Calling cards can make international calling less expensive than dialing the number directly. Travelers should also be able to use some cellular phones on the island since Curaçao is covered by a GSM network. Internet access is available at local Internet cafes.
