KDDI au: Global Roaming > GLOBAL PASSPORT CDMA

	Regarding international roaming service charges in Jamaica and the Bermuda Islands as of March 15
	EZweb and E-mail service are now available in Vietnam as of February 19, 2008.
	Service will be discontinued in Australia as of January 29, 2008.
	EZweb and e-mail services have been available in the U.S. Mainland and Hawaii since August 16, 2006.
	As of November 16, 2005, GLOBAL PASSPORT service cannot be used in Pattani, Narathiwat, and Yala Provinces in southern Thailand.







		These are the GLOBAL PASSPORT CDMA-compatible handset models that can be used both inside and outside Japan.						The service area now covers over 70% of the destinations most visited by travelers from Japan. For more information, see Service Area Map.










		Customers using A5514SA or A5505SA should update to the latest roaming area information via EZweb before departure. By doing this, the most up-to-date service areas may be used.						Calling charges will vary depending on the roaming country or area. Please click here for calling charge information at your destination.










		Please click here to view how to set your GLOBAL PASSPORT CDMA-compatible handset at your destination.						For information about how to dial at your travel destination and country codes, please click here.










		Check here for important notes and service area information for using your mobile phone overseas. Be sure to read this information before departing.						Look here for directions on how to contact us from your destination.

Additional Services Available during Roaming

	Automatic Answering
	Three-way Calling

	Call Waiting
	Call Forwarding

Voice Mail

*	Some additional services may not be available in certain countries and regions. Please note that the operation methods of these services may vary from those in Japan.
*	With the A5527SA, A5514SA and A5505SA models, EZweb and E-mail cannot be used outside of Korea, China, the United States (including Hawaii), Thailand, Taiwan, Guam, Saipan, Canada, India, Israel, and Vietnam.
*	Answering service message notification function (message notification and incoming call notification) and C-Mail reception (free) are available for A5527SA, A5514SA and A5505SA in designated countries and regions. Please see the map for each country and region in Service Area Map.

Notes for Usage

*	GLOBAL PASSPORT CDMA is available to new au subscribers two days after the first day of use in Japan. For customers switching from a handset that is incompatible with GLOBAL PASSPORT CDMA to a model that is compatible, service is available at the time of completion of the switching procedures.
*	Mode setting is required for each country or region.
*	GLOBAL PASSPORT CDMA is not available for CDMA Prepaid phones.
*	When a call is made while overseas, caller ID will not be notified to the receiving handset in principle.
*	As of January 18, 2006, when a call is received while overseas, caller ID is displayed in principle. However, due to local carrier conditions, caller ID notification may not be available or a totally different number may be displayed. Also, even if caller ID notification has been turned off on the caller's handset, the caller ID may be displayed under certain conditions.
*	If the amount of C-mail data exceeds the amount that is allowed by the overseas cellular network, a portion of the C-mail message may not be received, the message may be divided into multiple parts, or the text of the message may be distorted. In addition, due to the state of signal reception or other factors, a C-mail message may not be received during roaming even if it is stored by the sender.

Please see the "au International Call Service" page for details when making an international call from Japan using GLOBAL PASSPORT CDMA.

International calls can be made using au Prepaid cards.