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Make and receive calls with your British Columbia phone number using our app

If you sign up for the phone system you can use the (free) dedicated app for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS for incoming and outgoing calls.

  • Unlimited incoming minutes included
  • Push notifications for incoming calls
  • Call history and missed call tracking
  • Multiple number support for outbound calls
  • While on a call trigger call recording, transfer or pickup.
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What you should know about British Columbia businesses and residents

British Columbia's diverse economic landscape includes key sectors like technology, film, and tourism, making a local number crucial for business credibility.

A BC virtual phone number allows residents to maintain local connections with friends and family despite geographical distances.

British Columbia's area code 604 is widely recognized, ensuring local trust and familiarity for businesses operating within the province.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the cost of a virtual phone number in British Columbia with FlyNumber?
The cost for a Canadian virtual phone number, including those specific to British Columbia, is consistently low at $2.95 per month. This allows locals and businesses in vibrant cities like Vancouver or Victoria to maintain a local presence affordably.
Can I forward calls from my British Columbia virtual number to an international number?
Yes, with FlyNumber, you can forward calls from your British Columbia virtual number to any regular phone number worldwide. The forwarding comes at an additional low per minute rate, which makes staying connected beyond the picturesque landscapes of British Columbia not only possible but also cost-effective.
How quickly can I activate a virtual phone number in British Columbia?
Activating a new Canadian virtual phone number, including those for British Columbia, is nearly instant. Once you have completed the registration process, your number will be ready to use, allowing you to connect with the local community from Kelowna to Kamloops without delay.
Are there any special requirements for obtaining a Canadian virtual phone number in British Columbia?
There are no special requirements to obtain a Canadian virtual phone number in British Columbia. Whether you are enjoying the coastal scenery of the Pacific or conducting business in the tech-driven hubs of the province, you can easily acquire and use a virtual number from FlyNumber.
Does FlyNumber support SMS forwarding for British Columbia phone numbers?
Yes, all Canadian FlyNumbers, including those from British Columbia, can receive SMS messages which are then forwarded to the email you have on file. However, please note that while regular SMS is supported, FlyNumber cannot guarantee the functionality of 2FA or short code verification texts.
Can I use the FlyNumber cloud phone system with my British Columbia number to manage business calls?
Absolutely! The FlyNumber cloud phone system is compatible with British Columbia numbers and includes features like call menus, voicemail, SIP accounts, and time-based or caller ID based routing. This system is perfect for managing business communications efficiently, whether you're nestled in the Rockies or amidst the bustling streets of Surrey.
Is it possible to manage multiple virtual numbers from different regions of British Columbia in one account?
Yes, FlyNumber allows you to manage multiple phone numbers from various regions, including different locales across British Columbia, all from a single account. This feature is particularly useful for businesses and individuals who need to maintain a presence in multiple cities, from the cultural hub of Vancouver to the wine country in the Okanagan Valley.

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Some background on British Columbia and its area codes

British Columbia, a western Canadian province, was initially served by area code 604, established in 1947 as one of the original North American area codes. Due to population growth and increased demand for telephone services, area code 250 was introduced in 1997 to cover regions outside Greater Vancouver.

The introduction of area code 778 in 2001 and 236 in 2013 provided overlay coverage across the province, including Greater Vancouver, to accommodate further demand. These overlays ensure that all British Columbia regions can expand telecommunication services without requiring area code splits, which would necessitate number changes for existing users.

In 2019, area code 672 was added as another overlay to meet the continuing demand for new numbers. These area codes are integral to the province's telecommunications infrastructure, supporting diverse needs from urban centers like Vancouver to remote communities, highlighting British Columbia's dynamic and growing population.

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