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Overseas Use
Overview of international
roaming service (WORLD WING)
International roaming (WORLD WING) is a service
that allows you to make voice calls and access
i-mode using network of affiliated
telecommunications carriers even overseas,
outside FOMA network service area.
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If you subscribed to FOMA service on or after
September 1, 2005, separate subscription is not
required to use WORLD WING. Note that, if you
declined to use WORLD WING at subscription to
FOMA service, you need subscription.
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If you subscribed to FOMA service on or before
August 31, 2005 but not to WORLD WING,
separate subscription is required to use WORLD
WING.
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There are some charging plans unavailable.
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UIM (not blue) compatible with WORLD WING
must be inserted in FOMA terminal.
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This service is only available in DoCoMo's
roaming area
*1
overseas. For areas, charges and
other details, see DoCoMo's "International
service web page".
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DoCoMo's roaming area is third generation
mobile communications network compliant with
world standard 3GPP
*2
.
*1: This FOMA terminal is available only in 3G service
area. Unavailable in GSM/GPRS service area.
*2:
3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) is an area
standardization organization established to develop
standard technology specifications for third generation
mobile communications system (IMT-2000).
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For Country Codes, Universal numbers and
International access numbers, see "Mobile
Phone User's Guide [World Services]" or
DoCoMo's "International service web page".
Services available overseas
Communication services available overseas differ
from those in Japan. In addition, they differ
depending on telecommunications carriers used
overseas.
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For information about countries, areas,
telecommunications carriers and other details
applicable to the service, see DoCoMo's
"International service web page".
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You cannot use data communications through
PC connections, etc.
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Call and stand-by durations available may be
nearly halved for some network or other
conditions in the country you stay.
Communication services
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Voice call
・
Videophone call
*1
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i-mode mail
・
i-mode (including Full Browser)
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SMS
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i-Channel
*2
・
Position location of GPS
*3
*1:
You can make and receive international videophone
calls to/from parties using certain overseas
telecommunications carriers or those using FOMA
terminals overseas.
*2:
Automatic update is suspended automatically when you
are connected to an overseas telecommunication carrier.
To restart i-channel automatic update, you have to set
i-Channel again. Note that, you are charged packet
communication fee for each reception of i-Channel
(Communications allowance not applicable).
When you stay overseas, you are charged
communication fee also for Basic channel automatic
update. (In Japan, it is included in a monthly service fee.)
*3: When you connect to a service usage setting site for
GPS setting or view a DoCoMo's map by making
positioning overseas, an error screen appears. In this
case, a packet communication fee is required.
Even during international roaming, you can send or
receive SMS to/from parties using FOMA terminals
in Japan or overseas or those using
telecommunications carriers overseas. For countries
and overseas telecommunications carriers available,
see DoCoMo's "International service web page".
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When sending SMS to a FOMA terminal, enter its
phone number in the same way as in Japan.
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When sending SMS to a party using an overseas
telecommunications carrier other than DoCoMo,
enter "+" and "Country Code" before the
receiver's phone number. Alternatively, enter
"010", "Country Code" and "receiver's mobile
phone number" in this order (omit leading "0", if
exists, from the receiver's phone number).
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If SMS sent to a party using an overseas
telecommunication carrier contains characters
incompatible with the receiver's terminal, they
may not be correctly displayed. For details, see
"Mobile Phone User's Guide [World Services]"
and/or "Network Services Operation Guide".
Network Service
When you subscribe to network services, you can
perform operations such as setting/canceling of
some of them also overseas.
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Some network services that can be set or
canceled may be unavailable depending on an
overseas telecommunications carrier use.
For details, see "Mobile Phone User's Guide
[World Services]" and/or "Network Services
Operation Guide".
SMS