A virtual phone number can give your business a local, national, toll-free, or mobile presence in another country while allowing incoming calls to be forwarded to your preferred phone in any country.

For example:

Establish a Local Presence in London

Your company can have a London local phone number, allowing customers in London to call a familiar local number.

Those calls can then be forwarded to your office, mobile phone, PBX, or other destination—even if you are located in New York.

Offer Toll-Free Calling in Japan

Your business can provide customers in Japan with a toll-free number, making it easier for them to contact your company.

Incoming calls can be forwarded to your office or preferred destination phone number in Australia, the United States, or elsewhere.

Build a Local Presence in Multiple Markets

A business serving customers in several countries may use different virtual numbers for each market.

For example:

London number → New York office
Tokyo toll-free number → Australia office
Paris number → U.S. customer service team

The caller sees and dials the appropriate number for their location, while your business can receive and manage calls wherever your team is based internationally.

Local Number

A familiar geographic number associated with a specific city or area. You can accommodate your callers in a specific city or area code.

National Number

A non-geographic number designed for nationwide calling. It can be used nationally or across a country.

Toll-Free

Lets callers reach your business without paying the normal cost of the call, subject to local rules and service arrangements.

Two-Way

Supports both receiving and making calls. It is an option where available.

Mobile

A virtual number using a mobile numbering range where available.