A Zain Kuwait eeZee line handed to a teenager, or a shared family SIM — call barring blocks specific call types at the network level, so the restriction holds no matter how many times the phone gets reset or the SIM gets moved between devices.
Quick answer
| Bar | Code |
|---|---|
| All outgoing | *33*PIN# |
| Outgoing international | *331*PIN# |
| All incoming | *35*PIN# |
| Remove all | #330*PIN# |
The family use case
Barring *331*PIN# on a family member’s eeZee line stops international calls specifically — the kind that rack up cost fastest — while local and Kuwait-to-Kuwait calls keep working normally. It’s a one-time setup rather than an ongoing conversation about phone bills.
Secure the PIN first
Every Zain Kuwait line ships with PIN 0000 — change it via 107 before relying on barring for anything beyond convenience, since the default is public knowledge.
Need to redirect calls instead of blocking them? See Zain Kuwait call forwarding.
Verified against Zain Kuwait’s official FAQ, August 2026.
Step-by-Step Guide
- 1
Activate
*33*0000# for all outgoing.
- 2
Check
*#33#.
- 3
Cancel
#330*PIN#.
Alternative Methods
Dial *33*PIN# from your phone dialer.
Phone Settings
Troubleshooting
PIN rejected
0000 default. Call 107.
Calls blocked
#330*PIN# to remove.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the default barring PIN?
0000. Call 107 to set your own.
Is it free?
Yes, setup and removal cost nothing.
Forgot my PIN?
Call 107 to have Zain reset it.
Can I bar international only, keeping local calls working?
Yes — *331*PIN# blocks only outgoing international, leaving local dialling untouched.
Does barring survive a factory reset on the phone?
Yes — it's applied to the SIM at the network level, not stored on the handset.