Cricket International Individual Country Add-Ons

Keeping in touch with family and friends across the border and across the sea just became easy and affordable. Cricket lets you choose the countries you want to call and the number of calling minutes you want to purchase.

Why an Individual Country Add-on may be right for you:

International country add-ons can be added as a monthly recurring feature for rate plans starting at $40/mo. No annual contract, no hassle! Many individual countries are also available as a one-time feature - a great option for short-term travelers.

With our individual country add-ons you'll get:

  • A set amount of calling minutes from the U.S. to landlines and mobile phones in the country you select.
  • Unlimited SMS (text) and MMS (video and picture) messaging from the U.S. to your selected country. Exception: Cuba does not offer SMS and MMS at this time.

There's no need to stop at one country. Choose as many destinations as you wish from our list of available countries.

Individual Country Add-Ons Include:

*Only available as a monthly recurring feature. Not available as a one-time feature. **Unlimited Landline Calling, 200 Mobile Minutes.

Tips for choosing the best add-on for you:

  • If you call a country frequently, add that country as a monthly feature for added convenience. You'll be billed each month for a new group of minutes, which will be ready and waiting for you to use. You can cancel at any time.
  • If you call a country from time to time or need more minutes during the month, add that country as a one-time feature for a monthly billing cycle. One-time features may not be available for all countries.
  • Minutes for add-on countries do not roll over and expire at the end of each billing period. For the best value, add countries and/or minutes at the beginning of your billing cycle.

Keep in mind:

All Cricket plans already include unlimited calls, texts and picture messages across the US. and from the U.S. to Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.

Cricket Unlimited plans (and $50/mo+ grandfathered plans) also include:

  • Unlimited calls to and from landlines and mobile phones in Mexico, Canada (excludes the Northern Territories), and the U.S.
  • Unlimited text, picture, and video messages to and from landlines and mobile phones in Mexico, Canada (excludes the Northern Territories), and the U.S.
  • Unlimited text messaging from the U.S. to 36 additional countries.

Individual Country Add-ons FAQs

Once you add the feature and pay for it, you are all set to begin calling immediately.
No problem! Many of our individual country add-ons are also available as a one-time feature. Add one-time features as many times as you need during the month to get more calling minutes.
 
No, those minutes expire at the end of the billing period in which they were added and do not roll over. For the best value, add the country near the beginning of your monthly billing cycle.
 
No. You can add an individual country without adding Cricket International or Cricket International Extra. You just need a rate plan starting at $40/mo.
 
Of course! You can add as many countries as you want, and you can choose how you add each country individually. Add a country as either a monthly recurring feature or as a one-time feature for the current month only. Keep in mind, one-time features may not be available for all countries.
 
That's easy! Once you add a country, you can simply sign in to My Account or the myCricket app and see how many minutes you have purchased and how many remain.
To prevent being charged again, remove the feature before the first day of your next billing cycle. You can remove a feature easily online in My Account or via the myCricket app.  
You'll receive a warning tone 30 seconds before your minutes run out. If you are still on the call when the last minute runs out, the call will be dropped and you'll need to purchase another group of minutes to call that country again.
 

We connect you to your countries. You connect with your loved ones. For additional details, view the complete Cricket International Terms and Conditions.

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