Antigua Toll Free Numbers | ITFS from AVOXI

Establish a Local Presence in Antigua

Antigua toll free numbers start with 1 8 followed by nine digits. The International Toll Free Service (ITFS) format is:

1 8XX XXX XXXX

Toll free service in Antigua offers your customers a number that is a free to call. These numbers are ideal for supporting existing clients as well as attracting new business to your company. Also, toll-free numbers from AVOXI can be diverted to any landline, cell phone or IP address. Antigua toll free numbers are inexpensive to set up and represent a considerably more cost-effective option than opening and staffing an office in Antigua.

Who Can Call My Antigua Toll Free Number?

Antigua toll free numbers cannot be dialed from mobile phones. Some pay phones permit international toll free dialing; usually, those phones have stickers with instructions on how to complete a toll free call.

Calling and Doing Business in Antigua

There are significant business centers in the large cities including St. John’s. The calling code for Antigua is UTC -4. Antigua uses the East Caribbean Dollar as its official currency. The population of the Island is 81,799. The official language is English, but many of the locals speak Antiguan Creole. In Antigua the most common date format is mm-dd-yy. Antigua toll free numbers are international toll free phone numbers (ITFS) that your Antiguan customers can use to call you toll free. Their calls forward to your office, any land line, or your mobile number. Like many Island nations, they drive on the left in Antigua, so keep that in mind if you travel there for business, if you don’t live on an Island it may be backwards from what you’re used to.

About Antigua

The capital of Antigua is St. John’s located at 18°, -61.9°. The largest city is also St. John’s. In Antigua, the climate is tropical with low humidity, you’ll find it between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Antigua is in the northern & western hemispheres and the official name of the country is Antigua and Barbuda. The Antiguan and Barbudan economy is largely dependent on tourism with some small scale manufacturing of textiles and alcohol for the export market.