Virtual number by country
Buy a foreign number for any service: pick the country, and the code arrives in your dashboard the same way. A local dial code for your contacts or an international one for a storefront, without a SIM and without roaming.
All countries with virtual numbers
How to choose a country
Simple rules
What not to do
Services by country
The country page of every direction shows one-time prices per service and the monthly price of a permanent line. If you start from the service instead, its page lists the countries that pass its phone check.
No country you need?
At BasolinoVoIP every price on the page comes from the live catalog, not from a text someone typed. Tell support which country you are after. We check the catalog and suggest what actually receives codes for your service, or an alternative that does.
Choosing a foreign number for registration
Buying a foreign number changes exactly one visible thing: the dial code in front of your number. Chats, logins, groups and business tools work identically on a +1, +44, +62 or +234 line. What differs is perception, price and, for some services, the region check. An international code reads as neutral and global; a local code reads as a neighbour and gets answered faster inside that country. Payment services and exchanges prefer the country of the account. Prices follow the catalog, and every card on this page shows the live state for both formats.
The practical way to pick is to start from the audience, not from the map. Clients in Indonesia or Malaysia expect a local code; a global storefront is comfortable on +1; European partners trust +49 and +44. The best site to buy a foreign number is the one that shows stock and price before payment and says which services the number passes, which is what each country page here does. If your country is not featured on its own page, the catalog is wider than the highlighted directions: write to support and get a straight answer.
Questions about countries
Which country is the cheapest for a virtual number?
Prices move with the catalog, so the honest answer is the live table: permanent numbers start at $18 per month, and each card above links to the exact price.
Does the country change how a service works?
No. Chats, logins and groups are identical. The country only changes the dial code your contacts see and, for payment services, the region check.
Will my contacts see which country my number is from?
They see the dial code, like +1 or +60, the same as with any phone number. Nothing else about you is attached to it.
How do I buy a US number for registration?
Open the USA page, pick the service and the format, pay; the +1 number and its code arrive in your dashboard.
Can I get a number of my own country here?
If it is in the catalog above, yes. Some home regions are cheaper as one-time numbers; the cards show both formats.
Is it legal to use a foreign number for registration?
Buying and using an international number is a normal telecom service. Use the account within the rules of the service and local law, and you are fine.
Which country should a business pick?
The one your clients trust: local code for a local audience, or +1 for a global storefront. Permanent format either way.
What if the country I want is not listed?
Write to support; the catalog is wider than the featured pages, and we will say plainly whether your country receives codes reliably for your service.
Do all listed countries receive codes reliably?
Cards show live stock, and stock means the numbers are currently receiving codes. If a country degrades, it drops from the catalog instead of collecting complaints.
Can I change the country later?
Yes. Buy a number of another country and change the phone in the account settings of the service; the account moves with the new number.
Are there countries with only one-time numbers?
Yes. Some directions have no permanent stock but receive one-time codes; their cards say one-time in stock and the page shows the price per code.
How many countries are in the catalog right now?
49 countries with permanent numbers at the moment, plus one-time directions on top. The number updates with the feed, not by hand.
Pick a country, the code does the rest