Free calls to Turkey from UK phones
Make free calls to Turkey from UK phones now. Dial our 0870 access number followed by your destination number. Make calls to 0870 numbers free from your landline or mobile depending on which calling plan you’re on. Check your call plan details before using this service. See usage terms of service below.
| Landline | 0p/min* |
|---|---|
| Mobile | Not Available* |
| Access Number | 0870 635 9000 |
Features of this service
- Free calls to Turkey with your inclusive 0870 call plan minutes
- No sign up or account required, available 24/7
- Call right away from 0p per minute
- Call dozens of international destinations
Terms of service use
You must have the bill payer's permission before using the service. Calls may be made from your call plan inclusive 0870 numbers minutes or are charged at 13p/min plus your phone company's access charge. Please check with your phone provider for their access charge. Do not exceed 60 minutes per call or you will be charged by your call provider. Do not exceed 1000 minutes per month or 100 calls per month as your provider may charge you if you exceed those limits. If you are in doubt please check with your provider before making a call or simply make a short call for less than a minute and check on your online bill details/breakdown to ensure that your 0870 call package minutes are inclusive. By using this service you agree to receive marketing via SMS or other forms that the provider of this service may use from time to time. This may include but not be limited to providing new access numbers for your service or other related telecoms service. At no point is the provider of this service liable for costs that may be incurred by you with your mobile or landline service provider. By using this service you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions as stated and anyone failing to do so, will be barred from this and any other service in future. We will not pass phone numbers to any other organisation. This service is provided in good faith, however if the operators exclude or start charging these numbers then this service will be terminated without notice. Please do not use this service if you cannot agree to this. Service Provider for 0870 935 9000 is Story Telecom Ltd, Olympia house, London, NW11 8RQ, helpline 0208 497 9210.
Turkey Information
| Country |
|---|
| Turkey |
| Continent |
| Europe |
| Capital |
| Ankara |
| Country code |
| 90-392 |
| Carriers |
| Turk Telecom is the primary fixed line operator in Turkey. Mobile operators in Turkey include Turkcell, Vodafone TR and Avea. |
| Info |
| Eurasian country, Turkey officially known as the Republic of Turkey. It is located at South-eastern Europe and South-western Asia, bordering the Black Sea, between Bulgaria and Georgia, and bordering the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, between Greece and Syria. In terms of size, Turkey has a total area of 780,580 sq km which is slightly larger than Texas. It has 770,760 sq km land area and 9,820 sq km water area . The population of Turkey is approximately 71,892,807. The population density of Turkey is 93/sq km. It has a population growth rate 1.013%. The Nationality of Turkey's people are Turkish. 99.8% of Turkish people are belonging to Muslim religion, and other 0.2% of people belong to Christian and Jewish religion. The Official and most common language of those people is Turkish and other languages are Kurdish, Dimly/Zaza, Azeri, and Kabardian. Turkey is one of the oldest frequently inhabited counties in the world because of its geographical situation, the intersection of Asia and Europe. The first major empire in Turkey was Hittites, from the 18th -13th century BCE. The Ottoman Empire entered World War I through the Ottoman-German Alliance in 1914. There was War of Independence in May 19, 1919 against Ottoman. The occupation of Istanbul and _zmir by the Allies in the aftermath of World War I prompted the establishment of the Turkish national movement. Finally, in October 29, 1923, Turkey Declare as Republic. Turkey's dynamic economy is a complex mix of modern industry and commerce along with a traditional agriculture sector that still accounts for more than 35% of employment. The largest industrial sector is textiles and clothing, which accounts for one-third of industrial employment; it has a strong and rapidly growing private sector, yet the state still plays a major role in basic industry, banking, transport and communication. |
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