Traveler using her phone while visiting a city abroad

For people living between countries

Your number moves as easily as you do.

Keep the number your bank, family, and old life already trust. Add a local number in your new country, then manage both from one app.

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London to Lisbon

Same phone. Same contacts.

Keep your old number alive

Add a local line after landing

Answer both over WiFi

Relocation phone plan

Set up once, then stop worrying about who can reach you.

Before you fly

Keep the number everyone already has

Move your home-country number into XLines before the old SIM becomes a liability.

Bank logins keep working
Family still dials local
No roaming contract

First week

Look local while you settle in

Add a local number for landlords, clinics, employers, delivery drivers, and new friends.

Local caller ID
One app inbox
Cancel any time

Every month

Stay reachable without thinking about it

Calls and messages follow your data connection, whether you are on WiFi or a local SIM.

Free incoming calls
Voicemail to email
Cheap calls home

Traveler overlooking the coast with a phone

Home line

+44 7453 373 249

Still receiving bank codes and family calls abroad.

What stays working

The boring admin stuff is exactly what matters overseas.

Expat phone problems are rarely dramatic. They are pension portals, two-factor codes, clinic callbacks, landlord messages, and a parent who only knows one number.

OTPs from home

Bank, pension, tax, healthcare, and government codes can still reach the number on file.

Family calls stay simple

They dial a familiar local number. You answer abroad without asking anyone to change habits.

Works over data

Use hotel WiFi, home broadband, or a local SIM data plan. No roaming surprise at the end.

Clean separation

Keep home-country life, new-country logistics, and travel calls organized in one place.

Not a roaming hack

A phone setup for the way moving actually feels.

Airport, apartment viewing, first job interview, first doctor visit. One line for home. One line for here.

Traveler checking phone at a train station — Arrival day
Your old number is still alive before your new address is.

Traveler holding a passport and phone between flights — Between flights
Incoming calls follow you through WiFi and mobile data.

Friends with luggage looking at a phone — New city
A local line makes everyday admin feel less foreign.

Hikers helping each other on a mountain at sunset — Finding your footing
The right connections make every unfamiliar step feel easier.

When home calls

The distance changes. The number does not.

11:32

London

Mum calls the UK number she already saved.

13:32

Lisbon

You answer over WiFi from your apartment.

Roaming fees

Incoming calls use XLines, not your old carrier.

Ready before your next move

Keep home in your contacts. Add everywhere else as you go.

Pick a home-country number, add a local line where you live now, and keep both reachable from one phone.

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