Country code: +7
10 min call = $2.58
10 min call = $2.58
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Quick reference at our base rate of $0.2580/min:
Rates vary by carrier and line type. Here's exactly what you'll pay per minute.
| Destination | Rate/min | 10 min call |
|---|---|---|
| Russian Federation - Fixed St. Petersburg | $0.2580/min | $2.58 |
| Russian Federation | $0.3225/min | $3.23 |
| Russian Federation - Fixed Irkutsk | $0.3244/min | $3.24 |
| Russian Federation - Proper | $0.3376/min | $3.38 |
| Russian Federation - Fixed - Local | $0.3376/min | $3.38 |
| Russian Federation - Local | $0.3376/min | $3.38 |
| Russian Federation - Fixed Moscow | $0.3416/min | $3.42 |
| Russian Federation - Beeline Mobile | $0.3902/min | $3.90 |
| Russian Federation - Mobile - Local | $0.3902/min | $3.90 |
Dial 011 (the US exit code), then 7 (Russia's country code), then the 10-digit Russian number. From a mobile you can simply dial +7 and the number. Don't include the domestic trunk 8 that Russians use internally — drop it and dial +7 directly.
Russia's country code is +7. Every Russian phone number is 10 digits after the +7. The same +7 code is also shared with Kazakhstan, so make sure you have the full correct number.
Moscow landlines use the area codes 495 or 499, both covering the entire city. From abroad, dial your exit code, then 7, then 495 (or 499), then the local number — for example +7 495 XXX XX XX. Drop the trunk 8 that's used for domestic dialing.
Russian mobile numbers are 10 digits starting with 9 (carriers include MTS, Beeline, MegaFon and Tele2). From abroad, dial +7 then the 10-digit mobile number, e.g. +7 9XX XXX XX XX. No area code is needed for mobiles.
Most Russians live on Moscow Time (MSK, UTC+3). To reach Moscow in the evening (6–9 PM), call around 10 AM–1 PM US Eastern. Russia spans 11 time zones, so if you're calling Siberia or the Far East, check their local time first — Vladivostok is 7 hours ahead of Moscow.
No. Russia stopped observing daylight saving time in 2014 and has kept clocks fixed year-round since. The time difference to countries that do change their clocks shifts by an hour in spring and autumn — but Russia itself stays put.
BubblyPhone has no connection fees, no monthly fees, and no minimum balance. You pay only for the minutes you use at the rate shown above, billed per second rather than rounded up to the nearest minute. Top up from as little as $5.
Yes. You can call Russia from any device — iPhone, Android phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. Our iOS and Android apps use your internet connection (Wi-Fi or data) to place calls to any Russian phone number, so you avoid your carrier's expensive international rates.
From $0.2580/min. No contracts, no hidden fees. Call from your browser or our iOS/Android app.
Get Started Free| Russian Federation - Fixed Zone 1 | $0.4300/min | $4.30 |
| Russian Federation - Fixed Zone 2 | $0.4945/min | $4.95 |
| Russian Federation - Fixed Zone 3 | $0.7041/min | $7.04 |
| Russian Federation - Megafon Mobile | $0.7525/min | $7.52 |
| Russian Federation - Mobile Beeline | $0.8295/min | $8.29 |
| Russian Federation - Mts Mobile | $0.8600/min | $8.60 |
| Russian Federation - Mobile Other | $0.8600/min | $8.60 |
| Russian Federation - Mobile MTS | $0.8600/min | $8.60 |
| Russian Federation - Fixed South Osetia | $0.8600/min | $8.60 |
Rates are per minute, billed per second. No connection fees. Updated regularly.