Bulk SMS to Vatican City

Each SMS segment to the Vatican City costs $0.01054. 1,000 single-segment messages cost $10.54, 10,000 cost $105.40, and a $40 top-up covers about 3,795 messages. Messages that cannot be delivered are refunded to your balance.

A typical mobile number in the Vatican City has 10 digits after the calling code +379 and is written at home without a trunk prefix, as in 312 345 6789, so the international form is simply +39 312 345 6789. Vatican City uses the Italian numbering plan, so its numbers start with +39; they are priced at the Italian rate. Spaces, dots, dashes and brackets in your list are removed automatically.

Italian is written with letters that all belong to the GSM-7 alphabet, so a plain message to the Vatican City carries 160 characters in one SMS and 153 in each part of a longer text. An emoji, or curly quotes pasted from a word processor, turn the whole message into Unicode with 70 characters per SMS, and the composer shows which character caused it.

The Vatican City changes clocks during the year: Vatican is on UTC+1 in January and UTC+2 in July. In January, 10:00 in Vatican is 09:00 UTC, and the same local hour moves by one hour in UTC when the clocks change. The scheduler works in your browser's time zone, so pick the time as it reads for you and check the conversion it shows.

Italian and English are commonly used. Italian is preferred for local residents, while English suits international visitors.

Yes, SMS campaigns are most effective during major religious events like Easter and Christmas, when visitor numbers peak.

Yes. A campaign can mix numbers from any of the 227 destinations. The console reads each calling code, prices every number at its own country's rate and shows the cost per country before you send.