Call Tariffs from different countries

Hello, I will like to know how can I see tariffs for calls originating from country A / B / C and terminating in countries 1 / 2 / 3 (many to many relationship). eg. Vietnam to Canada or Singapore to Germany and henceforth Think Skype credit will be the best way to call / pay in above scenario, then single currency recharge be sufficient as charging currency will keep on changing? Skype will auto calculate the exchange difference and deduct accordingly? Can anyone advice on the above? I do not have skype number and intent to use normal skype login. Currently, the rates section of skype website is assuming I am in my home country and is showing tariff for calls to other countries. I am not able to change my home / call originating country hence not able to see the tariffs i want to see.

Robin0987 wrote:
1. I will like to know how can I see tariffs for calls originating from country A / B / C and terminating in countries 1 / 2 / 3 (many to many relationship). eg. Vietnam to Canada or Singapore to Germany and henceforth
2. as charging currency will keep on changing? Skype will auto calculate the exchange difference and deduct accordingly?
3. I do not have skype number
4. Currently, the rates section of skype website is assuming I am in my home country and is showing tariff for calls to other countries.
Hello and welcome to the Skype Community.
It seems that you may be misunderstanding how Skype works:
1. With Skype, only the country you are calling TO matters. Your location is totally irrelevant.
2. It won't change. The currency you use to purchase your Skype credit or Skype subscription is used.
3. A Skype Number is for receiving inbound calls only.
4. It's not. Please see 1. above.

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