How to Call Afghanistan from South Korea | Dialing Instructions Guide

How to Call Afghanistan from South Korea?

Step 1	International Access Code or Exit code for South Korea	001 or 002
Step 2	Dial the Country Code for Afghanistan	0093 or Alternatively “+” Sign i.e. +93
Step 3	Dial the “Area Code” for the city you are calling in Afghanistan	Area Code for Kabul
Step 4	Dial the Phone number

Follow below dialing procedure steps to make an International Call to Afghanistan from South Korea  – Dialing Pattern Example: in Step 1, Step 2, Step 3 & Step 4

South Korea Exit Code	Afghanistan Country Code	City Code	Phone Number
001 or 002	93	City Code of Kabul	123 456789

So, dialing will be as follows: 

To Call Landline in Afghanistan from South Korea:

00 93 (Area Code of City) 123 456789 – Press Call Button on Dialpad

To Call Mobile in Afghanistan from South Korea:

00 93 123 456789 Or

+93 123 456789- Press Call Button on Dialpad (Long-press the 0 key until the + symbol appears)

Emergency Numbers in Afghanistan:

Dialing Police Phone Number	119
Dialing Fire Brigade Number	101
Dialing Emergency Number	119

List of Telecom Phone Network Operators:

SK Telecom (SKT): SK Telecom is the largest mobile network operator in South Korea, with a market share of approximately 43%. It is a publicly traded company that offers a wide range of mobile services, including prepaid and postpaid plans, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G data services, international roaming, and value-added services.

KT Corporation (KT): KT Corporation is the second-largest mobile network operator in South Korea, with a market share of approximately 27%. It is a state-owned company that offers a wide range of mobile services, including prepaid and postpaid plans, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G data services, international roaming, and value-added services.

LG Uplus (LG U+): LG Uplus is the third-largest mobile network operator in South Korea, with a market share of approximately 26%. It is a subsidiary of LG Corporation, a South Korean multinational conglomerate. LG Uplus offers a wide range of mobile services, including prepaid and postpaid plans, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G data services, international roaming, and value-added services.

Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs):

In addition to the three major MNOs, there are a number of MVNOs operating in South Korea. MVNOs are companies that lease network capacity from one of the major MNOs and then resell it to consumers under their own brand. Some of the largest MVNOs in South Korea include:

1. LGUplus SIM
2. SK Telecom ON
3. KT GiGA LTE
4. Altel
5. K Telecom

Fixed-Line Network Operators:

SK Broadband: SK Broadband is the largest fixed-line network operator in South Korea, with a market share of approximately 55%. It is a subsidiary of SK Telecom. SK Broadband offers a wide range of fixed-line services, including internet, television, and landline services.

Time Zone Difference:

The best time to call Afghanistan is during the daytime hours in Afghanistan. This is because the time difference between South Korea and Afghanistan is UTC+4:30

UTC Time Difference between South Korea & Afghanistan is UTC+4:30 (avoide calling at inconvenient time}

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