VicPhone

Holidays and abroad

Your number travels with you

Holiday flat, hotel or working from another country: with VicPhone your home number rings on your laptop and on your phone as soon as they are online. Calls home cost the same as from home.

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How VicPhone helps

Reachable as if you were at home

Anyone who dials your landline or office number reaches you on your laptop or your phone, whatever country you are in. For the caller it is still a call to Germany.

No roaming

Your provider's rates apply as at home, even outside the EU.

Ready for hotel Wi-Fi

STUN finds its way through routers and firewalls. Where UDP is blocked, you switch to TCP under "Advanced".

Good to know

  • A stable connection of about 100 kbit/s in each direction is enough for a call. A video stream running at the same time can interfere.
  • Not every line allows registering while you are away. Some phone lines only allow it from your own network, then a VPN connection to home helps, for example to your FRITZ!Box.
  • For emergency calls abroad, use your mobile. Via your German line you reach the emergency centre at home, not the local one.

More use cases

Working from home

Your office number on your computer at home and on your phone, without a desk phone and without forwarding. Learn more

Self-employed

Business and private numbers kept apart, several companies on your computer and your phone, one contact list for everything. Learn more

Instead of a desk phone

Your FRITZ!Box or phone system line on your computer, with contacts no desk phone knows. Learn more

Ready for your own phone on your computer and your mobile?

Windows 19 €, Android 9 €, each paid once with no ongoing costs.

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Frequently asked questions

Whatever your SIP provider charges for the call, just as if you were calling from home. VicPhone itself adds nothing, and you pay for the internet connection anyway.

Yes. VicPhone only needs an internet connection, of any kind. Over mobile data, a one-hour call uses about 40 to 60 MB.