Do I have to pay Teams to attend a meeting in a foreign country?

To attend a Teams meeting in a foreign country, such as from the U.S. to the U.K., you generally do not have to pay international phone rates if you are using the Microsoft Teams app over an internet connection. However, if you choose to dial in using a phone, international calling rates may apply depending on your phone service provider and the calling plan you have in place.

If you are using a Teams Calling Plan, charges may apply for calls that exceed the included minutes or for calls to destinations outside the designated zones. For more specific details about your calling plan and any potential charges, it's advisable to check with your service provider or refer to the Teams Calling Plans documentation.

References:

• Audio Conferencing common questions
• Teams PSTN Services
• Microsoft Teams Calling Plans
• Microsoft Teams Calling Plans
• Microsoft Teams Calling Plans
• Microsoft Teams Calling Plans
• Country and region availability for Audio Conferencing and Calling Plans

Hello

No, you shouldn't have to pay for anything as long as you have internet access.

Once you receive the meeting invite, click on the link to join the meeting either via your Teams app, or in the browser. Depends on how they set up the meeting, you can likely sign into your personal Microsoft account to join the meeting, or post the link in web browser incognito mode, then choose not to sign in, you can join that way too.