CAN I USE MY GSM MOBILE IN TURKEY?

Posted on 06. Mar, 2010 by admin in Europe travel

I springy in Arabian peninsula and module be motion to Turkey incoming month.
Can I acquire a SIM from some dud medium Co. and ingest in my radiotelephone (Nokia 6300) or do i hit to run the ambulatory as it says in dud movement websites??

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4 Responses to “CAN I USE MY GSM MOBILE IN TURKEY?”

  1. begum nisli

    06. Mar, 2010

    You can ask it to any mobile phone store in Turkey and they will help you. But basically yes, you can buy a Turkish SIM card and use your phone in Turkey. However you may need some “un-locking” of your phone but you can have it done easily.

  2. Husam E

    06. Mar, 2010

    of course you can.. os you can still usin’g your saudian sim card, and pay roaming

  3. Popcorn

    06. Mar, 2010

    Yes you can if it is un-locked. If you travel a lot you may wanna consider buying a World SIM online from RebelFone. A Single SIM works in 200 Countries at low & fixed call rates. Try the link below:

  4. MarioninTurkey

    06. Mar, 2010

    Your phone will work no problem in Turkey for a few weeks.

    If you are staying for a month or more, then your phone will stop working after a while. To avoid this, you just register your phone at the airport when you arrive. You then have to show the phone when you leave the country.

    the cheapest and best tariff for a short term visitor is Turkcell tariff, where you load up units. But in rare circumstances you may have to unlock your phone first: last week a Dutch friend of mine had a problem because his phone had been bought from Vodaphone. He had to get a vodaphone shop to unlock the phone first, then it worked with the Turkcell SIM card. One shop said 40 TL, he then found one that did it for 10 TL.