Salt Call Forwarding: GSM Codes, My Salt App & Online Portal (Switzerland)

Set up call forwarding on Salt Switzerland. GSM codes, My Salt app, online portal, prepaid and contract details, and FAQs for Salt mobile customers.

Salt (formerly Orange Switzerland) is Switzerland’s third-largest mobile operator, known for competitive pricing and solid network coverage. Salt offers a straightforward range of mobile plans, from prepaid to unlimited subscriptions, and all of them include call forwarding as a standard feature. Whether you’re on a Salt Swiss or Salt Plus plan, the setup process is the same.

GSM Forwarding Codes for Salt

Salt uses the standard GSM codes that are the same across all mobile carriers. Open your phone’s dialer and enter the code, replacing [number] with the full destination number including country code (e.g., +41791234567 for a Swiss number).

Replace [seconds] with the ring time before forwarding activates: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 seconds.

Example: Forward unanswered calls after 20 seconds to +41791234567:

**61*+41791234567**20#

Our interactive forwarding tool generates the correct code for you.

Setup via the My Salt App

The My Salt app (available for iOS and Android) is the easiest way to manage your Salt account on the go, including call forwarding.

1. Open the My Salt app and log in with your Salt credentials
2. Navigate to your mobile subscription
3. Find Services or Call settings
4. Look for Call forwarding (Rufumleitung / Renvoi d’appels)
5. Select the forwarding type (all calls, no answer, busy, unreachable)
6. Enter the destination number and confirm

The app provides a clear overview of your current settings and any active forwarding rules.

Setup via the Salt Online Portal

Salt’s web portal offers an alternative for managing forwarding from a desktop or laptop:

1. Log in at salt.ch with your My Salt account
2. Go to your mobile account or subscription details
3. Navigate to services or call management
4. Set up your forwarding rules and save

This is helpful if you prefer a larger screen or need to manage multiple Salt subscriptions.

Salt Customer Service

Contact Salt support at 0800 700 700 from any Swiss phone (free) or +41 78 707 07 07 from abroad. The support team can help you configure forwarding over the phone.

Salt Plan Overview

Salt keeps its plan lineup simple. Here’s how forwarding works with each:

• Salt Swiss: Includes unlimited calls within Switzerland. Forwarded domestic calls are covered by your plan. International forwarding is billed at international rates.
• Salt Plus / Salt Europe: These plans include calls to EU/EEA countries. Forwarded calls to included destinations use your plan’s allowance. Calls to other international numbers are charged separately.
• Salt Prepaid: All GSM forwarding codes work on prepaid. Forwarded calls are charged at the prepaid per-minute rate from your credit.
• Salt Business: Full forwarding support with the same GSM codes. Business customers have access to additional management tools.

Things to Watch Out For

• Roaming and Switzerland: Switzerland isn’t an EU member, so standard EU roaming rules don’t apply. Salt does offer roaming packages for EU countries and beyond, but check the specifics of your plan before relying on forwarding while abroad.
• International forwarding costs: When you forward calls to a number outside Switzerland, the forwarded leg counts as an international call from your Salt number. Even if your plan includes some international minutes, verify which countries are covered.
• Visual voicemail: If you use Salt’s voicemail, setting up no-answer forwarding will redirect calls away from voicemail to your chosen destination instead. To restore voicemail later, remove the custom forwarding and reactivate voicemail through the My Salt app.
• Phone number format: Always include the country code when entering the destination number in a GSM code. For Swiss numbers, use +41 followed by the number without the leading zero (e.g., +41791234567, not 0791234567).
• Multilingual support: Salt’s app and portal are available in German, French, Italian, and English. Menu labels adjust to your language preference.

Troubleshooting

• GSM code gives an error message: Check the destination number format. The country code (+41 for Switzerland) must be included. If the error persists, try restarting your phone and entering the code again.
• Calls still go to voicemail: Salt’s voicemail may have a shorter timeout than your forwarding delay. Deactivate voicemail through the My Salt app, or reduce the seconds value in the **61* code so forwarding kicks in before voicemail does.
• Forwarding stops working after a while: Some network changes or plan updates can reset forwarding rules. Re-enter the GSM codes if you notice forwarding has stopped.
• Can’t reach Salt customer service: If 0800 700 700 is busy, try the online chat on salt.ch or manage forwarding directly through GSM codes.

Using Hallodesk with Salt

Hallodesk works with Salt just like any other Swiss carrier. Set up conditional forwarding so your phone rings first and Hallodesk steps in when you can’t answer:

**61*[your Hallodesk number]**20#
**67*[your Hallodesk number]#
**62*[your Hallodesk number]#

When Hallodesk picks up, it talks to the caller, gathers the important information, and sends you a notification with a summary. No more missed calls, no more playing phone tag. Check the setup guide for your Hallodesk number.