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If you have a cell phone, all you need to do is set up service in your new state and advise the new service that you want to keep your current number. They will take care of the rest of it from there. If you're thinking of a landline, the only way you can keep your old number is if the service is VOIP.

Unfortunately, you can't just bring your phone as-is to another country and expect it to work without a hitch. That's not how the world works. You probably won't need to get a brand new phone just for your trip, but the options for using your normal phone vary by both convenience and price.

Moving abroad? Keep your US number, get a local number & save money Create a Google Voice account. ... Port your U.S. mobile number to Google Voice. ... Create a new voicemail letting your U.S. friends know how to reach you. ... Buy a local SIM card. ... Remember all of the ways you can communicate.

Moving abroad? Keep your US number, get a local number & save money Create a Google Voice account. ... Port your U.S. mobile number to Google Voice. ... Create a new voicemail letting your U.S. friends know how to reach you. ... Buy a local SIM card. ... Remember all of the ways you can communicate.

As you are still within your min term you will be liable to pay early termination fees for the rest of the term.

Under FCC regulations, you have the right to keep your cell phone number (it doesn't belong to your carrier). So a carrier is required to relinquish your cell phone number to you if you so request. This is pretty simple if you're just switching from Verizon to AT&T to Credo or whatnot.

Roaming rates for the countries you plan to visit. For most U.S. customers, domestic service plans do not cover usage abroad. Rates may be much higher because of additional roaming fees on foreign mobile networks and may vary from country to country and network to network.