CANADIAN NETWORK COVERAGE

U.S. and International GSM Coverage
Rogers helps you stay in touch while you're away by providing seamless voice/sms roaming in over 200 countries and seamless GPRS data (email, Instant Messaging, and mobile Internet access) roaming in more than 127 countries.
Before you pack your phone or handheld device, there are 3 things you need to check in order to be sure your device will work at your destination.
1 Check Rogers coverage and rates:
Verify that Rogers has a roaming agreement in your traveling destination. You can confirm whether voice calls and/or data roaming (e-mail, Instant Messaging, and mobile Internet access) are available.
Please select the country that you would like information on:
2 Verify that your device will work with the network in your travel destinations:
Ensure that your GSM device is compatible with the GSM network frequency of the country you will be visiting. Please note your GSM phone or wireless handheld must operate on a country's listed frequency in order to make or receive calls.

> View GSM / wireless handheld frequency specifications.

> View Japan, South Korea and satellite phone requirements.
3 Learn how to use your device while roaming:
> How to make calls while roaming
> How to use Voicemail or Text Messaging while roaming
Roaming usage is charged on a per minute basis and is rounded up to the next minute. All charges are billed directly to your Rogers Wireless account in Canadian funds. Select calls may appear on your invoice up to 120 days after they were made. GPRS data services are offered on a 'per-Operator' basis in countries where GPRS roaming is available. This means you must select the Operator on your wireless device to access GPRS services. Where several GPRS operators are available, Rogers recommends manually selecting a network ( see user guide of your device) to help reduce GPRS roaming costs. Rates are subject to change.