🇺🇿Calling Uzbekistan
Call Uzbekistan from 22.86 credits/min ($0.1143/min). No apps required, no monthly fees, browser-based calling.
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$0.1143/min
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How our rate compares with major providers
| Provider | Per minute | Setup fee | Monthly fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| DialAnyoneBest value | From $0.1143/min | Free | Pay-as-you-go |
| Google Voice | $0.171/min | US Only | N/A |
| Skype | $0.249/min | Free | $2.99/month |
| Vonage | $0.255/min | $29.99 | $19.99/month |
| WhatsApp Business | $0.309/min | Free | Free |
Timing, cities and local context
Mobile numbers in Uzbekistan typically begin with a two-digit operator prefix after the country code +998: 90 and 93 are associated with Ucell, 94 with Beeline, and 97 and 99 with Mobiuz, though number portability has loosened these associations over time. Landlines use city codes — Tashkent's is 71, Samarkand's is 66, Fergana's is 73. For a foreign caller, the gap in answer rates is significant. Business contacts in Tashkent increasingly operate mobile-first, and a call to an 071 landline at a government office or older company is still culturally expected for formal first contact. Personal numbers are almost universally mobile. One thing to watch: many Uzbeks screen international calls carefully on mobile, and an unknown foreign number may ring out silently rather than roll to voicemail.
Calling Tashkent landlines (071 prefix) rather than mobiles shaves cost on longer calls, and formal Uzbek business culture makes the landline a natural first contact anyway. The working week runs Sunday through Thursday, with offices closed Friday and Saturday — a scheduling detail that catches many international callers off-guard. Uzbekistan is on UTC+5 with no daylight saving, putting it five hours ahead of London and far ahead of the Americas. The overlap between North American business hours and Uzbek working hours is slim; calling early morning your time catches the Tashkent afternoon. Navruz (March 21) and Independence Day (September 1) are major national holidays with multiple days of disruption around them, so allow a week's buffer either side for anything time-sensitive.
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