Search Branch finder Help & support Log in Menu UK & International Phonecards Making calls abroad needn’t cost the earth. Choose from £5, £10 and £20 prepaid phone cards in branch today Find your local branch Save money on international calls Free Calls on Saturdays to selected countries and special rate calls to other countries. Unlock free calls with international calling cards. Choose from £5, £10 and £20 prepaid phone cards. See call rates to our most popular destinations Call rates per minute, using the 020 access number: Australia (landlines) 3p per min Canada (landlines & mobiles) 2p per min France (landlines) 2p per min Germany (landlines) 2p per min Greece (landlines) 2p per min Hungary (landlines) 2p per min India (landlines & mobiles) 3p per min Ireland (landlines) 2p per min Netherlands (landlines) 2p per min New Zealand (landlines) 2p per min Poland (landlines) 2p per min Portugal (landlines) 3p per min Spain (landlines) 2p per min United States (landlines & mobiles) 2p per min For a full list of countries please see our price guide More countries . FREE and special rate international calls on Saturdays Stay connected to those who matter most, in countries around the world. Unlock free calls with international calling cards. Destinations you can call for free on a Saturday Destinations that have a special rate on a Saturday (1p a minute, all day) Start talking in 3 easy steps Step 1) Pick up a calling card You can buy UK phone cards and international calling cards at any Post Office branch. Find your local branch Step 2) Find your unique PIN It’s on the back of your calling card. Along with 0800 and 020 access numbers. Check you’re using the right access number before you dial. Step 3) Get dialling Tap in your PIN when prompted. Then dial the number, including its full international code. To make another call, just enter # # Making calls You have a choice between using a 020 or 0800 access number. An additional surcharge may apply depending on how you place your call and which access number you use. 020 Access Number Calling from a UK landline Your phone provider may charge you to call 020 numbers. Please check before making a call Calling from a UK mobile Your mobile provider may charge you to call 020 numbers. Please check before placing a call Calling from a public payphone An additional payphone charge will apply. Please check before placing your call 0800 Access Number Calling from a UK landline 1p a minute surcharge applies (unless you’re calling a free Saturday weekend destination) Calling from a UK mobile 4p a minute surcharge applies Calling from a public payphone Not available from a public payphone Guides and Tips Helpful information Branch finder Full list of call rates Existing customers area Useful links Call plans Directory Enquiries This might interest you Moneygram® Cash Transfers Travel Money International Money Transfer Some common questions How do I use a UK & International Phone card? How do I make international calls? Which access number should I use? When can I make special rate and free calls? Is there a limit to the number or length of free or special rate calls I can make? What do I do if there’s a problem with my UK & International Phone card? Do UK & International Phone cards expire? Will my calls always be connected? Are there any numbers I can’t call with a UK & International Phone card? Are there any connection or service charges? How much does it cost to call from a public payphone? How much does it cost to call from a UK mobile phone? IMPORTANT THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW Read our full UK & International Phonecard terms here FREE CALLS TO SELECTED COUNTRIES EVERY SATURDAY: Free calls to selected countries apply when placing a call on Saturday between 12 noon and midnight using either the 020 or 0800 access numbers. PHONE CARD EXPIRY: £5 and £10 Phonecards will expire 60 days after they are first used. £20 Phonecards will expire 90 days after first use. MAKING A CALL: There will be a 4p per minute surcharge if you use a UK mobile to call a free destination between 12 noon and midnight GMT or a 1p Saturday destination, using the 0800 access number. If you’re calling using the 0800 access number there will be a 1p per minute surcharge from a landline and 4p per minute surcharge from a UK mobile, while calls to the 020 access numbers may incur a charge from your service provider – please check with your service provider before you dial. The 0800 access number surcharge from a mobile will also be charged when using the free call promotions. 0800 freephone access is not available from public payphones. All calls will be rounded up to the next minute. Rates apply from April 2020 and may change without notice. If you’re using the BT basic user scheme, you may not be able to use the service. If you find you cannot use the 0800 access number, you may be able to use the 020 access number. Calls to international mobiles other than those indicated and non-geographic numbers may be charged at a different rate to that of the country. You cannot use Post Office Phonecards to call premium rate numbers. GENERAL: Post Office International Phonecards are for use in the UK only. Prices and promotions are correct as at 1st April 2021 but are subject to change without prior notice. Please ask at the counter or visit postoffice.co.uk/phone-cards for more information and pricing for all destinations. PHONECARD/CREDIT VOUCHERS: Sold by Post Office Limited as an agent. Service supplied by AQA Telecom Ltd, company registration number 08932279, a UK company who both issues and redeems this voucher. 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