For families abroad
For families abroad
Where you live changes the one thing that matters most: what time your parents' morning falls in your day. These pages give the time-zone tables, the languages each diaspora asks for, and how to set up and pay from where you are.
- From the United States — their morning is your late evening; let the call happen in their time and read the news when you wake.
- From the UAE and the Gulf — the one-and-a-half-hour advantage, and Malayalam, Telugu, Punjabi and Hindi calls.
- From the United Kingdom — half a day apart: the GMT and BST table, Punjabi, Gujarati and Malayalam calls, and paying in rupees from Britain.
Pages for Canada, Singapore and Australia are on the way. The full guide covers every time zone.