Calling into a meeting is simple: just dial the number you were given and enter the Meeting ID when prompted.

If you can join by dialling in, the organiser will have sent you the Meeting ID and number to call when they invited you. Dialling in with mobile should be saved as a last resort, especially as some meetings may not support it.

This makes it a better experience for everyone and will allow you to view any resources being shared in the call, such as a presentation. It’s always best to try and join a meeting online using the Zoom app on your computer or smartphone/tablet if possible. You can’t join in browser on tablets or smartphones. If you haven’t downloaded the app you'll be automatically taken to a webpage asking you to download it. Regardless of the number that is being used to call you, the rate that is charged will be respective to the call destination rate.When asked what you’d like to open the link with select 'Zoom'.Please be aware that local regulations and carrier limitations may influence the availability of the calling number, altering the number displayed for some destinations.For calls to complete to some country's phone numbers more reliably, Zoom may choose an alternative calling number on the list.When calling to numbers outside of the US, Zoom will use the numbers list in the web portal if available.When calling to US numbers, Zoom will always use this dedicated number:+1-64.The phone number calling you will always be Zoom-owned phone number.Ensure the call-out phone numbers in the account are not blocked by your phone service.Make sure your meeting or webinar role has permission to use call-out to join audio by phone or invite others.Setting is enabled at the account, group, or user level.Prerequisites for joining meeting or webinar audio by phone 'Call me' also doesn't work if the meeting is scheduled with 'No Fixed Time.'.'Call me' does not work if you call more than 15 minutes before the start of a meeting.Alternatively, you can manually dial into the meeting.

While in a meeting or webinar, you can call yourself (also known as 'call me') to join audio by phone.

Joining zoom call