No, some Wi-Fi networks do not allow the ability to make calls. Vodacom does not have control over such Wi-Fi networks.

Please follow the steps in the documents below depending whether you are using an Android or iOS device:

To check if your device is enabled for WiFi calling, click here

When calling from South Africa, Wi-Fi calls can be made where Vodacom cellular network is minimal or absent. This applies even when your device is connected to a Wi-Fi connection.

When calling from abroad, Wi-Fi calls can be made when connected to a Wi-Fi network that permits WiFi calling, regardless of cellular network strength.

• You pay less for calls, even when roaming in another country. For as long as you are connected to a Wi-Fi
network, Wi-Fi calling allows you to make calls and send SMSs at South African rates.
• It allows you to make calls when you have a stronger Wi-Fi connection compared to your standard
network connection.
• Wi-Fi calls use any available voice minutes or they get charged at current voice rates. No special bundles
are needed to make calls.
• You can call any number, whether landline or cellular, unlike other over-the-top providers. Example
Skype and WhatsApp.
• You will not experience dropped calls when moving from a WiFi covered area to an LTE covered area.

Wi-Fi calling provides you with the ability to make calls over a Wi-Fi connection.

Wi-Fi calls are charged and billed at local call rates. Calls will deplete from your available minutes or they will be charged at out-of-bundle rates, where applicable. Sending SMSs over Wi-Fi is billed from available SMS bundles or charged at out-of-bundle rates, where applicable. This applies even when abroad and connected to a Wi-Fi network which allows for voice calls.

Data charges will only be billed to the public or private Wi-Fi network that you are connected to.

No, you can only have one of these services active at a time. Wi-Fi Calling cannot be activated while international roaming is activated and vice versa.