But if I go to Germany and with my Italian number I call a German number is that going to be considered roaming or it's going to be the same as the previous situation (call to German number from Italian number in Italy)?
Det är ett inhemskt samtal, eftersom du roaming inom EES till en annan EES-destination och ringar enbart i det EES-land du befinner dig i:
Pursuant to Regulation (EU) No 531/2012, roaming providers should not levy any surcharge additional to the domestic retail price on roaming customers in any Member State, for any regulated roaming call made or received, any regulated roaming SMS message sent or any regulated data roaming service used, including MMS messages, subject to a ‘fair use policy’.
Phone calls, SMS and going online with your mobile device from another EU country will be covered in the national bundle. The minutes of calls, SMS and megabytes of data that a person consumes abroad (within the EU) will be charged the same as at home.
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The EU "roam like at home" rules mean that when you use your mobile phone while travelling outside your home country in any EU country you don't have to pay any additional roaming charges. You benefit from these rules when calling (to mobile and fixed phones), sending text messages (SMS) and using data services while abroad.
You pay exactly the same price for using these services when travelling in the EU as you would if you were at home.
Om du skulle ringa det tyska numret medan du är i Italien anses det inte som ett inhemskt -samtal och debiteras hos din leverantörs internationella ränta.
Om du skulle ringa det tyska numret medan du är i Tyskland, på en italiensk SIM-roaming till en tysk leverantör, betraktas det som ett inhemskt -samtal och debiteras hos hemleverantören.
Om du skulle ringa ett italienskt nummer medan du är i Tyskland, på en italiensk SIM-roaming till en tysk leverantör, skulle det betraktas som ett internationellt -samtal och skulle debiteras med din leverantörs internationella räntesats.