Some carriers support Wi-Fi calling to make and receive calls and text messages from locations where your mobile signal is poor or not available. Contact your carrier to confirm that they support Wi-Fi calling for your phone.
Calls and texts that are made over a Wi-Fi network use your existing mobile rate plan, even when roaming:
When connected to a Wi-Fi network, your phone automatically switches between mobile and Wi-Fi networks for calls and texts based on the signal strengths.
If your carrier supports Wi-Fi calling, you need to turn it on.
Tap Wi-Fi Calling.
Depending on your carrier, the Wi-Fi Calling setting may be in your Phone app 

If you don't see this option, your carrier doesn't support this feature.


You can also open quick settings to turn Wi-Fi calling on or off 
Make sure that:
Depending on your carrier, you'll see a Wi-Fi calling icon in the status bar, start and end call buttons or the active call status indicator when your call is over a Wi-Fi network.
If you're not connected to Wi-Fi, calls use your carrier's mobile network.
If you're outside your carrier's network and want to use Wi-Fi calling instead of roaming on another carrier's network:
Other reasons why Wi-Fi calling may not work: