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Telephone country codes are telephone number prefixes for reaching subscribers in foreign countries or areas by international direct dialing (IDD). Country codes are defined by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in ITU-T standards E.123 and E.164 and constitute the international telephone numbering plan of the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and other networks.

Overview

Worldwide distribution of country codes. Regions are coloured by first digit.

This table lists in its first column the initial digits of the country code shared by each country in each row, which is arranged in columns for the last digit (x). When three-digit codes share a common leading pair, the shared prefix is marked by an arrow, ( ↙ ) pointing down and left to the three-digit codes. Unassigned codes are denoted by a dash (—). Countries are identified by ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes; codes for non-geographic services are denoted by two asterisks (**).

x = 0 x = 1 x = 2 x = 3 x = 4 x = 5 x = 6 x = 7 x = 8 x = 9
1 1: North American Numbering Plan
1 (NPA): US (the 50 states) and CA

1 (242): BS
1 (246): BB
1 (264): AI
1 (268): AG
1 (284): VG

1 (340): VI
1 (345): KY

1 (441): BM
1 (473): GD

1 (649): TC
1 (658): JM
1 (664): MS
1 (670): MP
1 (671): GU
1 (684): AS

1 (721): SX
1 (758): LC
1 (767): DM
1 (784): VC
1 (787): PR

1 (809): DO
1 (829): DO
1 (849): DO
1 (868): TT
1 (869): KN
1 (876): JM

1 (939): PR

2x 20: EG 21: ↙ 22: ↙ 23: ↙ 24: ↙ 25: ↙ 26: ↙ 27: ZA 28: — 29: ↙
21x 210: — 211: SS 212: MA, EH 213: DZ 214: — 215: — 216: TN 217: — 218: LY 219: —
22x 220: GM 221: SN 222: MR 223: ML 224: GN 225: CI 226: BF 227: NE 228: TG 229: BJ
23x 230: MU 231: LR 232: SL 233: GH 234: NG 235: TD 236: CF 237: CM 238: CV 239: ST
24x 240: GQ 241: GA 242: CG 243: CD 244: AO 245: GW 246: IO 247: AC 248: SC 249: SD
25x 250: RW 251: ET 252: SO 253: DJ 254: KE 255: TZ 256: UG 257: BI 258: MZ 259: —
26x 260: ZM 261: MG 262: RE, YT,
          TF
263: ZW 264: NA 265: MW 266: LS 267: BW 268: SZ 269: KM
29x 290: SH, TA 291: ER 292: — 293: — 294: — 295: — 296: — 297: AW 298: FO 299: GL
3x 30: GR 31: NL 32: BE 33: FR 34: ES 35: ↙ 36: HU 37: ↙ 38: ↙ 39: IT, VA
35x 350: GI 351: PT 352: LU 353: IE 354: IS 355: AL 356: MT 357: CY 358: FI, AX 359: BG
37x 370: LT 371: LV 372: EE 373: MD 374: AM 375: BY 376: AD 377: MC 378: SM 379: VA
38x 380: UA 381: RS 382: ME 383: XK 384: — 385: HR 386: SI 387: BA 388: — 389: MK
4x 40: RO 41: CH 42: ↙ 43: AT 44: GB, GG,
        IM, JE
45: DK 46: SE 47: NO, SJ
        BV
48: PL 49: DE
42x 420: CZ 421: SK 422: — 423: LI 424: — 425: — 426: — 427: — 428: — 429: —
5x 50: ↙ 51: PE 52: MX 53: CU 54: AR 55: BR 56: CL 57: CO 58: VE 59: ↙
50x 500: FK, GS 501: BZ 502: GT 503: SV 504: HN 505: NI 506: CR 507: PA 508: PM 509: HT
59x 590: GP, BL,
          MF
591: BO 592: GY 593: EC 594: GF 595: PY 596: MQ 597: SR 598: UY 599: BQ, CW
6x 60: MY 61: AU, CX,
        CC
62: ID 63: PH 64: NZ, PN 65: SG 66: TH 67: ↙ 68: ↙ 69: ↙
67x 670: TL 671: — 672: NF, AQ 673: BN 674: NR 675: PG 676: TO 677: SB 678: VU 679: FJ
68x 680: PW 681: WF 682: CK 683: NU 684: — 685: WS 686: KI 687: NC 688: TV 689: PF
69x 690: TK 691: FM 692: MH 693: — 694: — 695: — 696: — 697: — 698: — 699: —
7x 7: RU and KZ
7 (0): KZ 7 (1): RU 7 (2): RU 7 (3): RU 7 (4): RU 7 (5): RU 7 (6): KZ 7 (7): KZ 7 (8): RU 7 (9): RU
8x 80: ↙ 81: JP 82: KR 83: — 84: VN 85: ↙ 86: CN 87: ↙ 88: ↙ 89: —
80x 800: ** 801: — 802: — 803: — 804: — 805: — 806: — 807: — 808: ** 809: —
85x 850: KP 851: — 852: HK 853: MO 854: — 855: KH 856: LA 857: — 858: — 859: —
87x 870: ** 871: — 872: — 873: — 874: — 875: — 876: — 877: — 878: ** 879: —
88x 880: BD 881: ** 882: ** 883: ** 884: — 885: — 886: TW 887: — 888: —UN 889: —
9x 90: TR, CT 91: IN 92: PK 93: AF 94: LK 95: MM 96: ↙ 97: ↙ 98: IR 99: ↙
96x 960: MV 961: LB 962: JO 963: SY 964: IQ 965: KW 966: SA 967: YE 968: OM 969: —
97x 970: PS 971: AE 972: IL, PS 973: BH 974: QA 975: BT 976: MN 977: NP 978: — 979: **
99x 990: — 991: ** 992: TJ 993: TM 994: AZ 995: GE 996: KG 997: — 998: UZ 999: —
x = 0 x = 1 x = 2 x = 3 x = 4 x = 5 x = 6 x = 7 x = 8 x = 9

List by world numbering zones

Zone 1: North American Numbering Plan (NANP)

See also: List of North American Numbering Plan area codes

North American Numbering Plan members are assigned three-digit numbering plan area (NPA) codes under the common country code 1, shown in the format 1 (NPA). Within an NPA, all telephone numbers have seven digits.

  • 1 – United States, including United States territories:
    • 1 (340) – United States Virgin Islands
    • 1 (670) – Northern Mariana Islands
    • 1 (671) – Guam
    • 1 (684) – American Samoa
    • 1 (787, 939) – Puerto Rico
  • 1 – Canada
  • 1 – Caribbean nations, Dutch and British Overseas Territories:
    • 1 (242) – Bahamas
    • 1 (246) – Barbados
    • 1 (264) – Anguilla
    • 1 (268) – Antigua and Barbuda
    • 1 (284) – British Virgin Islands
    • 1 (345) – Cayman Islands
    • 1 (441) – Bermuda
    • 1 (473) – Grenada
    • 1 (649) – Turks and Caicos Islands
    • 1 (658, 876) – Jamaica
    • 1 (664) – Montserrat
    • 1 (721) – Sint Maarten
    • 1 (758) – Saint Lucia
    • 1 (767) – Dominica
    • 1 (784) – Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
    • 1 (809, 829, 849) – Dominican Republic
    • 1 (868) – Trinidad and Tobago
    • 1 (869) – Saint Kitts and Nevis

Zone 2: Mostly Africa

(but also Aruba, Faroe Islands, Greenland and British Indian Ocean Territory)

  • 20 – Egypt
  • 210 – unassigned
  • 211 – South Sudan
  • 212 – Morocco (including Western Sahara)
  • 213 – Algeria
  • 214 – unassigned (used as ICCID code by KOREK Telecom of Iraqi Kurdistan[1])
  • 215 – unassigned
  • 216 – Tunisia
  • 217 – unassigned
  • 218 – Libya
  • 219 – unassigned
  • 220 – Gambia
  • 221 – Senegal
  • 222 – Mauritania
  • 223 – Mali
  • 224 – Guinea
  • 225 – Ivory Coast
  • 226 – Burkina Faso
  • 227 – Niger
  • 228 – Togo
  • 229 – Benin
  • 230 – Mauritius
  • 231 – Liberia
  • 232 – Sierra Leone
  • 233 – Ghana
  • 234 – Nigeria
  • 235 – Chad
  • 236 – Central African Republic
  • 237 – Cameroon
  • 238 – Cape Verde
  • 239 – São Tomé and Príncipe
  • 240 – Equatorial Guinea
  • 241 – Gabon
  • 242 – Republic of the Congo
  • 243 – Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • 244 – Angola
  • 245 – Guinea-Bissau
  • 246 – British Indian Ocean Territory
  • 247 – Ascension Island
  • 248 – Seychelles
  • 249 – Sudan
  • 250 – Rwanda
  • 251 – Ethiopia
  • 252 – Somalia (including Somaliland)
  • 253 – Djibouti
  • 254 – Kenya
  • 255 – Tanzania
    • 255 (24) – Zanzibar, in place of never-implemented 259
  • 256 – Uganda
  • 257 – Burundi
  • 258 – Mozambique
  • 259 – unassigned (was intended for People's Republic of Zanzibar but never implemented – see 255 Tanzania)
  • 260 – Zambia
  • 261 – Madagascar
  • 262 – Réunion
    • 262 (269, 639) – Mayotte (formerly at 269 Comoros)
  • 263 – Zimbabwe
  • 264 – Namibia (formerly 27 (6x) as South West Africa)
  • 265 – Malawi
  • 266 – Lesotho
  • 267 – Botswana
  • 268 – Eswatini
  • 269 – Comoros (formerly assigned to Mayotte, now at 262)
  • 27 – South Africa
  • 28x – unassigned (reserved for country code expansion)[2]
  • 290 – Saint Helena
    • 290 (8) – Tristan da Cunha
  • 291 – Eritrea
  • 292 – unassigned
  • 293 – unassigned
  • 294 – unassigned
  • 295 – unassigned (formerly assigned to San Marino, now at 378)
  • 296 – unassigned
  • 297 – Aruba
  • 298 – Faroe Islands
  • 299 – Greenland

Zones 3 and 4: Mostly Europe

See also: Telephone numbers in Europe

The larger countries were assigned two-digit codes starting in 1960. Subsequently, beginning in 1964, smaller countries were assigned three-digit codes, which also has been the practice since the 1980s.

  • 30 – Greece
  • 31 – Netherlands
  • 32 – Belgium
  • 33 – France
  • 34 – Spain
  • 350 – Gibraltar
  • 351 – Portugal
  • 352 – Luxembourg
  • 353 – Ireland
  • 354 – Iceland
  • 355 – Albania
  • 356 – Malta
  • 357 – Cyprus (including Akrotiri and Dhekelia)
  • 358 – Finland
    • 358 (18) – Åland
  • 359 – Bulgaria
  • 36 – Hungary (formerly assigned to Turkey, now at 90)
  • 37 – formerly assigned to East Germany until its reunification with West Germany, now part of 49 Germany
  • 370 – Lithuania
  • 371 – Latvia
  • 372 – Estonia
  • 373 – Moldova
  • 374 – Armenia
  • 375 – Belarus
  • 376 – Andorra (formerly 33 628)
  • 377 – Monaco (formerly 33 93)
  • 378 – San Marino (interchangeably with 39 0549; earlier was allocated 295 but never used)
  • 379 – Vatican City (assigned but uses 39 06698).
  • 38 – formerly assigned to Yugoslavia until its break-up in 1991
  • 380 – Ukraine
  • 381 – Serbia
  • 382 – Montenegro
  • 383 – Kosovo
  • 384 – unassigned
  • 385 – Croatia
  • 386 – Slovenia
  • 387 – Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • 388 – unassigned (formerly assigned to the European Telephony Numbering Space)[2][3]
  • 389 – North Macedonia
  • 39 – Italy
    • 39 (0549) – San Marino (interchangeably with 378)
    • 39 (06 698) – Vatican City (assigned 379 but not in use)
  • 40 – Romania
  • 41 –  Switzerland
    • 41 (91) – Campione d'Italia, an Italian enclave. 91 is the prefix for the Swiss canton Ticino in which the enclave resides. Its phone system is fully integrated into the Swiss system.
  • 42 – formerly assigned to Czechoslovakia, later to its breakup successors (CZ, SK) until 1997
  • 420 – Czech Republic
  • 421 – Slovakia
  • 422 – unassigned
  • 423 – Liechtenstein (formerly 41 75)
  • 424 – unassigned
  • 425 – unassigned
  • 426 – unassigned
  • 427 – unassigned
  • 428 – unassigned
  • 429 – unassigned
  • 43 – Austria
  • 44 – United Kingdom
    • 44 (1481) – Guernsey
    • 44 (1534) – Jersey
    • 44 (1624) – Isle of Man
  • 45 – Denmark
  • 46 – Sweden
  • 47 – Norway
    • 47 (79) – Svalbard
  • 48 – Poland
  • 49 – Germany

Zone 5: South and Central Americas

  • 500 – Falkland Islands
    • 500 – South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
  • 501 – Belize
  • 502 – Guatemala
  • 503 – El Salvador
  • 504 – Honduras
  • 505 – Nicaragua
  • 506 – Costa Rica
  • 507 – Panama
  • 508 – Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
  • 509 – Haiti
  • 51 – Peru
  • 52 – Mexico
  • 53 – Cuba
  • 54 – Argentina
  • 55 – Brazil
  • 56 – Chile
  • 57 – Colombia
  • 58 – Venezuela
  • 590 – Guadeloupe (including Saint Barthélemy, Saint Martin)
  • 591 – Bolivia
  • 592 – Guyana
  • 593 – Ecuador
  • 594 – French Guiana
  • 595 – Paraguay
  • 596 – Martinique (formerly assigned to Peru, now 51)
  • 597 – Suriname
  • 598 – Uruguay
  • 599 – Former Netherlands Antilles, now grouped as follows:
    • 599 3 – Sint Eustatius
    • 599 4 – Saba
    • 599 5 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Sint Maarten, now included in NANP as 1 (721))
    • 599 7 – Bonaire
    • 599 8 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Aruba, now at 297)
    • 599 9 – Curaçao

Zone 6: Southeast Asia and Oceania

  • 60 – Malaysia
  • 61 – Australia (see also 672 below)
    • 61 (8 9162) – Cocos Islands
    • 61 (8 9164) – Christmas Island
  • 62 – Indonesia
  • 63 – Philippines
  • 64 – New Zealand
    • 64 – Pitcairn Islands
  • 65 – Singapore
  • 66 – Thailand
  • 670 – East Timor (formerly 62/39 during the Indonesian occupation; formerly assigned to Northern Mariana Islands, now part of NANP as 1 (670))
  • 671 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Guam, now part of NANP as 1 (671))
  • 672 – Australian External Territories (see also 61 Australia above); formerly assigned to Portuguese Timor (see 670)
    • 672 (1) – Australia Australian Antarctic Territory
    • 672 (3) – Norfolk Island
  • 673 – Brunei
  • 674 – Nauru
  • 675 – Papua New Guinea
  • 676 – Tonga
  • 677 – Solomon Islands
  • 678 – Vanuatu
  • 679 – Fiji
  • 680 – Palau
  • 681 – Wallis and Futuna
  • 682 – Cook Islands
  • 683 – Niue
  • 684 – unassigned (formerly assigned to American Samoa, now part of NANP as 1 (684))
  • 685 – Samoa
  • 686 – Kiribati
  • 687 – New Caledonia
  • 688 – Tuvalu
  • 689 – French Polynesia
  • 690 – Tokelau
  • 691 – Federated States of Micronesia
  • 692 – Marshall Islands
  • 693 – unassigned
  • 694 – unassigned
  • 695 – unassigned
  • 696 – unassigned
  • 697 – unassigned
  • 698 – unassigned
  • 699 – unassigned

Zone 7: Russia and neighboring regions

Formerly assigned to the Soviet Union until its dissolution in 1991.

  • 7 (1–5, 8–9) – Russia
    • 7 (840, 940) – Abkhazia (formerly 995 (44))
    • 7 (850, 929) – South Ossetia (formerly 995 (34))
  • 7 (0, 6–7) – Kazakhstan (reserved 997 but abandoned in November 2023)

Zone 8: East Asia, Southeast Asia, and special services

  • 800 – Universal International Freephone Service
  • 801 – unassigned
  • 802 – unassigned
  • 803 – unassigned
  • 804 – unassigned
  • 805 – unassigned
  • 806 – unassigned
  • 807 – unassigned
  • 808 – Universal International Shared Cost Numbers
  • 809 – unassigned
  • 81 – Japan
  • 82 – South Korea
  • 83x – unassigned (reserved for country code expansion)[2]
  • 84 – Vietnam
  • 850 – North Korea
  • 851 – unassigned
  • 852 – Hong Kong
  • 853 – Macau
  • 854 – unassigned
  • 855 – Cambodia
  • 856 – Laos
  • 857 – unassigned (formerly assigned to ANAC satellite service)
  • 858 – unassigned (formerly assigned to ANAC satellite service)
  • 859 – unassigned
  • 86 – China
  • 870 – Global Mobile Satellite System (Inmarsat)
  • 871 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Inmarsat Atlantic East, discontinued in 2008)
  • 872 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Inmarsat Pacific, discontinued in 2008)
  • 873 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Inmarsat Indian, discontinued in 2008)
  • 874 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Inmarsat Atlantic West, discontinued in 2008)
  • 875 – unassigned (reserved for future maritime mobile service)
  • 876 – unassigned (reserved for future maritime mobile service)
  • 877 – unassigned (reserved for future maritime mobile service)
  • 878 – unassigned (formerly used for Universal Personal Telecommunications Service, discontinued in 2022)
  • 879 – unassigned (reserved for national non-commercial purposes)
  • 880 – Bangladesh
  • 881 – Global Mobile Satellite System
  • 882 – International Networks
  • 883 – International Networks
  • 884 – unassigned
  • 885 – unassigned
  • 886 – Taiwan
  • 887 – unassigned
  • 888 – unassigned (formerly assigned to OCHA for Telecommunications for Disaster Relief service)
  • 889 – unassigned
  • 89x – unassigned (reserved for country code expansion)

Zone 9: West, Central, and South Asia

  • 90 – Turkey
    • 90 (392) – Northern Cyprus
  • 91 – India
    • 91 (191) – Jammu
    • 91 (194) – Kashmir
  • 92 – Pakistan
    • 92 (581) – Gilgit Baltistan[4]
    • 92 (582) – Azad Kashmir[4]
  • 93 – Afghanistan
  • 94 – Sri Lanka
  • 95 – Myanmar
  • 960 – Maldives
  • 961 – Lebanon
  • 962 – Jordan
  • 963 – Syria
  • 964 – Iraq
  • 965 – Kuwait
  • 966 – Saudi Arabia
  • 967 – Yemen
  • 968 – Oman
  • 969 – unassigned (formerly assigned to South Yemen until its unification with North Yemen, now part of 967 Yemen)
  • 970 – Palestine (interchangeably with 972)
  • 971 – United Arab Emirates
  • 972 – Israel (also Palestine, interchangeably with 970)
  • 973 – Bahrain
  • 974 – Qatar
  • 975 – Bhutan
  • 976 – Mongolia
  • 977 –   Nepal
  • 978 – unassigned (formerly assigned to Dubai, now part of 971 United Arab Emirates)
  • 979 – Universal International Premium Rate Service (UIPRS); (formerly assigned to Abu Dhabi, now part of 971 United Arab Emirates)
  • 98 – Iran
  • 990 – unassigned
  • 991 – unassigned (formerly used for International Telecommunications Public Correspondence Service)
  • 992 – Tajikistan
  • 993 – Turkmenistan
  • 994 – Azerbaijan
  • 995 – Georgia
    • 995 (34) – formerly South Ossetia (now 7 (850, 929))
    • 995 (44) – formerly Abkhazia[5][6] (now 7 (840, 940))
  • 996 – Kyrgyzstan
  • 997 – Kazakhstan (reserved but abandoned in November 2023; uses 7 (6xx, 7xx))
  • 998 – Uzbekistan
  • 999 – unassigned (reserved for future global service)

Alphabetical order

Serving Code Time (UTC ±)
Zone DST
 Abkhazia 7 (840, 940) +03:00
 Afghanistan 93 +04:30
 Åland 358 (18) +02:00 +03:00
 Albania 355 +01:00 +02:00
 Algeria 213 +01:00
 American Samoa 1 (684) −11:00
 Andorra 376 +01:00 +02:00
 Angola 244 +01:00
 Anguilla 1 (264) −04:00
 Antigua and Barbuda 1 (268) −04:00
 Argentina 54 −03:00
 Armenia 374 +04:00
 Aruba 297 −04:00
 Ascension 247 +00:00
 Australia 61 +08:00
to
+10:30
+08:00
to
+11:00
 Austria 43 +01:00 +02:00
 Azerbaijan 994 +04:00
 Bahamas 1 (242) −05:00 −04:00
 Bahrain 973 +03:00
 Bangladesh 880 +06:00
 Barbados 1 (246) −04:00
 Belarus 375 +03:00
 Belgium 32 +01:00 +02:00
 Belize 501 −06:00
 Benin 229 +01:00
 Bermuda 1 (441) −04:00 −03:00
 Bhutan 975 +06:00
 Bolivia 591 −04:00
 Bonaire 599 (7) −04:00
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 387 +01:00 +02:00
 Botswana 267 +02:00
 Brazil 55 −05:00
to
–02:00
 British Indian Ocean Territory (Diego Garcia) 246 +06:00
 British Virgin Islands 1 (284) −04:00
 Brunei Darussalam 673 +08:00
 Bulgaria 359 +02:00 +03:00
 Burkina Faso 226 +00:00
 Burundi 257 +02:00
 Cape Verde 238 −01:00
 Cambodia 855 +07:00
 Cameroon 237 +01:00
 Canada 1 −08:00
to
–03:30
−07:00
to
–02:30
 Caribbean Netherlands 599 (3, 4, 7) −04:00
 Cayman Islands 1 (345) −05:00
 Central African Republic 236 +01:00
 Chad 235 +01:00
 Chile 56 −06:00
to
–04:00
−05:00
to
–03:00
 China 86 +08:00
 Christmas Island 61 (89164) +07:00
 Cocos (Keeling) Islands 61 (89162) +06:30
 Colombia 57 −05:00
 Comoros 269 +03:00
 Congo 242 +01:00
 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 243 +01:00
to
+02:00
 Cook Islands 682 −10:00
 Costa Rica 506 −06:00
 Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) 225 +00:00
 Croatia 385 +01:00 +02:00
 Cuba 53 −05:00 −04:00
 Curaçao 599 (9) −04:00
 Cyprus 357 +02:00 +03:00
 Czech Republic 420 +01:00 +02:00
 Denmark 45 +01:00 +02:00
 Djibouti 253 +03:00
 Dominica 1 (767) −04:00
 Dominican Republic 1 (809, 829, 849) −04:00
 Easter Island 56 −06:00 −05:00
 Ecuador 593 −06:00
to
–05:00
 Egypt 20 +02:00 +03:00
 El Salvador 503 −06:00
Ellipso (Mobile Satellite service) 881 (2, 3)
EMSAT (Mobile Satellite service) 882 (13)
 Equatorial Guinea 240 +01:00
 Eritrea 291 +03:00
 Estonia 372 +02:00 +03:00
 Eswatini 268 +02:00
 Ethiopia 251 +03:00
 Falkland Islands 500 −03:00
 Faroe Islands 298 +00:00 +01:00
 Fiji 679 +12:00 +13:00
 Finland 358 +02:00 +03:00
 France 33 +01:00 +02:00
French Antilles 596
 French Guiana 594 −03:00
 French Polynesia 689 −10:00
to
–09:00
 Gabon 241 +01:00
 Gambia 220 +00:00
 Georgia 995 +04:00
 Germany 49 +01:00 +02:00
 Ghana 233 +00:00
 Gibraltar 350 +01:00 +02:00
Global Mobile Satellite System (GMSS) 881
Globalstar (Mobile Satellite Service) 881 (8, 9)
 Greece 30 +02:00 +03:00
 Greenland 299 −04:00
to
+01:00
−03:00
to
+00:00
 Grenada 1 (473) −04:00
 Guadeloupe 590 −04:00
 Guam 1 (671) +10:00
 Guatemala 502 −06:00
 Guernsey 44 (1481, 7781, 7839, 7911) +00:00 +01:00
 Guinea 224 +00:00
 Guinea-Bissau 245 +00:00
 Guyana 592 −04:00
 Haiti 509 −05:00 −04:00
 Honduras 504 −06:00
 Hong Kong 852 +08:00
 Hungary 36 +01:00 +02:00
 Iceland 354 +00:00
ICO Global (Mobile Satellite Service) 881 (0, 1)
 India 91 +05:30
 Indonesia 62 +07:00
to
+09:00
Inmarsat SNAC 870
International Freephone Service (UIFN) 800
International Networks 882, 883
International Premium Rate Service 979
International Shared Cost Service (ISCS) 808
 Iran 98 +03:30 +04:30
 Iraq 964 +03:00
 Ireland 353 +00:00 +01:00
Iridium (Mobile Satellite service) 881 (6, 7)
 Isle of Man 44 (1624, 7524, 7624, 7924) +00:00 +01:00
 Israel 972 +02:00 +03:00
 Italy 39 +01:00 +02:00
 Jamaica 1 (658, 876) −05:00
 Jan Mayen 47 (79) +01:00 +02:00
 Japan 81 +09:00
 Jersey 44 (1534) +00:00 +01:00
 Jordan 962 +02:00 +03:00
 Kazakhstan 7 (6, 7) (997 assigned but now abandoned) +05:00
 Kenya 254 +03:00
 Kiribati 686 +12:00
to
+14:00
 Korea, North 850 +09:00
 Korea, South 82 +09:00
 Kosovo 383 +01:00 +02:00
 Kuwait 965 +03:00
 Kyrgyzstan 996 +06:00
 Laos 856 +07:00
 Latvia 371 +02:00 +03:00
 Lebanon 961 +02:00 +03:00
 Lesotho 266 +02:00
 Liberia 231 +00:00
 Libya 218 +02:00
 Liechtenstein 423 +01:00 +02:00
 Lithuania 370 +02:00 +03:00
 Luxembourg 352 +01:00 +02:00
 Macau 853 +08:00
 Madagascar 261 +03:00
 Malawi 265 +02:00
 Malaysia 60 +08:00
 Maldives 960 +05:00
 Mali 223 +00:00
 Malta 356 +01:00 +02:00
 Marshall Islands 692 +12:00
 Martinique 596 −04:00
 Mauritania 222 +00:00
 Mauritius 230 +04:00
 Mayotte 262 (269, 639) +03:00
 Mexico 52 −08:00
to
–05:00
−07:00
to
–05:00
 Micronesia, Federated States of 691 +10:00
to
+11:00
 Moldova 373 +02:00 +03:00
 Monaco 377 +01:00 +02:00
 Mongolia 976 +07:00
to
+08:00
 Montenegro 382 +01:00 +02:00
 Montserrat 1 (664) −04:00
 Morocco 212 +01:00
 Mozambique 258 +02:00
 Myanmar 95 +06:30
 Namibia 264 +02:00
 Nauru 674 +12:00
   Nepal 977 +05:45
 Netherlands 31 +01:00 +02:00
 Nevis 1 (869) −04:00
 New Caledonia 687 +11:00
 New Zealand 64 +12:00 +13:00
 Nicaragua 505 −06:00
 Niger 227 +01:00
 Nigeria 234 +01:00
 Niue 683 −11:00
 Norfolk Island 672 (3) +11:00
 North Macedonia 389 +01:00 +02:00
 Northern Cyprus 90 (392) +02:00 +03:00
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 Northern Mariana Islands 1 (670) +10:00
 Norway 47 +01:00 +02:00
 Oman 968 +04:00
 Pakistan 92 +05:00
 Palau 680 +09:00
 Palestine 970 +02:00 +03:00
 Panama 507 −05:00
 Papua New Guinea 675 +10:00
to
+11:00
 Paraguay 595 −04:00 −03:00
 Peru 51 −05:00
 Philippines 63 +08:00
 Pitcairn Islands 64 −08:00
 Poland 48 +01:00 +02:00
 Portugal 351 +00:00 +01:00
 Puerto Rico 1 (787, 939) −04:00
 Qatar 974 +03:00
 Réunion 262 +04:00
 Romania 40 +02:00 +03:00
 Russia 7 +02:00
to
+12:00
 Rwanda 250 +02:00
 Saba 599 (4) −04:00
 Saint Barthélemy 590 −04:00
 Saint Helena 290 +00:00
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 Saint Lucia 1 (758) −04:00
 Saint Martin (France) 590 −04:00
 Saint Pierre and Miquelon 508 −03:00 −02:00
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 (784) −04:00
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 San Marino 378 +01:00 +02:00
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 Saudi Arabia 966 +03:00
 Senegal 221 +00:00
 Serbia 381 +01:00 +02:00
 Seychelles 248 +04:00
 Sierra Leone 232 +00:00
 Singapore 65 +08:00
 Sint Eustatius 599 (3) −04:00
 Sint Maarten (Netherlands) 1 (721) −04:00
 Slovakia 421 +01:00 +02:00
 Slovenia 386 +01:00 +02:00
 Solomon Islands 677 +11:00
 Somalia 252 +03:00
 South Africa 27 +02:00
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 South Sudan 211 +02:00
 Spain 34 +01:00 +02:00
 Sri Lanka 94 +05:30
 Sudan 249 +02:00
 Suriname 597 −03:00
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  Switzerland 41 +01:00 +02:00
 Syria 963 +02:00 +03:00
 Taiwan 886 +08:00
 Tajikistan 992 +05:00
 Tanzania 255 +03:00
 Thailand 66 +07:00
Thuraya (Mobile Satellite service) 882 (16)
 East Timor (Timor-Leste) 670 +09:00
 Togo 228 +00:00
 Tokelau 690 +13:00
 Tonga 676 +13:00
 Transnistria 373 (2, 5) +02:00 +03:00
 Trinidad and Tobago 1 (868) −04:00
 Tristan da Cunha 290 (8) +00:00
 Tunisia 216 +01:00
 Turkey 90 +03:00
 Turkmenistan 993 +05:00
 Turks and Caicos Islands 1 (649) −05:00 −04:00
 Tuvalu 688 +12:00
 Uganda 256 +03:00
 Ukraine 380 +02:00 +03:00
 United Arab Emirates 971 +04:00
 United Kingdom 44 +00:00 +01:00
 United States 1 −10:00
to
–05:00
−10:00
to
–04:00
 Uruguay 598 −03:00
 US Virgin Islands 1 (340) −04:00
 Uzbekistan 998 +05:00
 Vanuatu 678 +11:00
 Vatican City State (Holy See) 39 (06698),
assigned 379
+01:00 +02:00
 Venezuela 58 −04:00
 Vietnam 84 +07:00
Wake Island, USA 1 (808) +12:00
 Wallis and Futuna 681 +12:00
 Yemen 967 +03:00
 Zambia 260 +02:00
 Zanzibar 255 (24) +03:00
 Zimbabwe 263 +02:00

Locations without dedicated country code

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Antarctica

Main article: Telecommunications in Antarctica

In Antarctica, telecommunication services are generally provided by the parent country of each base, though some bases have service (and numbering) through more than one country:

Base Calling
code
Country Note
Almirante Brown Antarctic Base 54 Argentina
Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station 1 United States
Artigas Base 598 Uruguay
Asuka Station 81 Japan
Base Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva and Villa Las Estrellas 56 Chile
Belgrano II 54 Argentina
Bellingshausen Station 7 Russia
Bernardo O'Higgins Station 56 Chile
Byrd Station 1 United States
Captain Arturo Prat Base 56 Chile
Casey Station 672 Australia Can be direct dialed.
Comandante Ferraz Brazilian Antarctic Base 55 Brazil
Concordia Station 39
33
France
Italy
Davis Station 672 Australia Can be direct dialed.
Dome Fuji Station 81 Japan
Dumont d'Urville Station 33 France
Esperanza Base 54 Argentina
Gabriel de Castilla Spanish Antarctic Station 34 Spain
Georg von Neumayer Station (replaced by Neumayer Station III) 49 Germany
Gonzalez Videla Station 56 Chile
Great Wall Station 86 China
Halley Research Station 44 United Kingdom
Henryk Arctowski Polish Antarctic Station 48 Poland
Jang Bogo Station 82 South Korea
Jinnah Antarctic Station 92 Pakistan
Juan Carlos I Base 34 Spain
Jubany 54 Argentina
King Sejong Station 82 South Korea
Kohnen-Station 49 Germany
Kunlun Station 852 China
Law-Racoviță-Negoiță Station 40 Romania
Leningradskaya Station 7 Russia
Machu Picchu Research Station 51 Peru
Macquarie Island Station 672 Australia Can be direct dialed.
Maitri Station 91 India
Marambio Base 54 Argentina
Mario Zucchelli Station 39 Italy
Mawson Station 672 Australia Can be direct dialed.
McMurdo Station 1-720-568
64-240-9
United States Common numbering between McMurdo Station and Scott Base. McMurdo supervisors direct-dial US Denver numbers. All extensions have direct-dial NZ numbers in a special area code.
Mendel Polar Station 420 Czech Republic
Mirny Station 7 Russia
Mizuho Station 81 Japan
Molodyozhnaya Station 7
375
Belarus
Russia
Neumayer Station III 49 Germany
Novolazarevskaya Station 7 Russia
Orcadas Base 54 Argentina
Palmer Station 1 United States
Princess Elisabeth Base 32 Belgium
Professor Julio Escudero Base 56 Chile
Progress Station 7 Russia
Rothera Research Station 44 United Kingdom
Russkaya Station 7 Russia
San Martín Base 54 Argentina
SANAE IV (South African National Antarctic Expeditions) 27 South Africa
Scott Base 64-240-9 New Zealand Common numbering between McMurdo Station and Scott Base. All extensions have direct-dial NZ numbers in a special area code.
Showa Station 81 Japan
Signy Research Station 44 United Kingdom
St. Kliment Ohridski Base 359 Bulgaria
Svea 46 Sweden
Tor Station 47 Norway
Troll Station 47 Norway
Vernadsky Research Base 380 Ukraine
Vostok Station 7 Russia
Wasa Research Station 46 Sweden
Zhongshan Station 86 China

Other

These places have no country code of their own, although one may be reserved:

Location Country code Country Reasons for no code
Kerguelen Islands 262 France No permanent local switches. Country Code 262 is assigned to Réunion, which administers all of the French Southern and Antarctic Lands (including these islands).
Pitcairn Islands 64 Pitcairn Islands On-island phone network is connected to and uses numbering from an exchange in New Zealand.

See also

  • telephone iconTelephones portal
  • National conventions for writing telephone numbers

References

  1. ^ "ICCID Full List 2020 | PDF | At&T Mobility | Mobile Telecommunications User Equipment". Scribd. Retrieved 25 October 2025.
  2. ^ a b c International Telecommunication Union (1 November 2011). "List of ITU-T Recommendation E.164 assigned country codes" (PDF). Archived (PDF) from the original on 31 January 2012.
  3. ^ "European Telephony Numbering Space (ETNS)". European Radiocommunications Office. 28 May 2009. Archived from the original on 9 June 2011.
  4. ^ a b "SCO Dialing Codes". Special Communications Organization. Archived from the original on 1 October 2018.
  5. ^ "Abkhazia remains available by Georgian phone codes". Today.Az. 6 January 2010. Archived from the original on 12 July 2012.
  6. ^ GNCC (30 March 2010). "GNCC Communication of 30.III.2010" (PDF). ITU Operational Bulletin. ITU-T. p. 12. Archived (PDF) from the original on 20 July 2013.

External links

Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Country calling codes.
  • "List of ITU-T Recommendation E.164 Dialling Procedures as of 15 December 2011" (PDF). ITU. Archived (PDF) from the original on 10 October 2022.
  • International Telecommunication Union (15 December 2016). "Complement to Recommendation ITU-T E.164 (11/2010) – List of Recommendation ITU-T E.164 Assigned Country Codes (Position on 15 December 2016)" (PDF). ITU Operational Bulletin (1114). Geneva: Annex. ISSN 1564-5223. Archived (PDF) from the original on 10 October 2022. Retrieved 19 December 2016.
  • "Telephone and Internet Country Codes in 10 Languages". LincMad.
  • "World Telephone Numbering Guide". World Telephone Number Guide. Archived from the original on 26 June 2019. Retrieved 15 February 2006.
  • "Phone calling codes of all countries with ISO3 and flags + phone codes of cities by countries".
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