Country calling codes

206 calling codes cover 245 countries and territories. Pick one to see how to dial it from other countries, how long its numbers are and which ranges belong to which place or carrier.

Every number written for the world starts with a calling code after the +. Most codes belong to one country. A few are shared, and the digits that follow tell the places apart. The first digit of a code points to a part of the world, so the list below follows it.

Codes that several places share

These codes cover more than one country or territory.

+1: North America and the Caribbean

One plan, +1, shared by the United States, Canada and many island territories, told apart by area code.

  • +1

+2: Africa and nearby territories

Mostly African countries, plus Aruba, the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

+3: Europe, Greece to Italy

Greece, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Spain, Italy and most small European states.

+4: Europe, Romania to Germany

Romania, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Nordic countries, Poland and neighbours.

+5: Latin America

Mexico, Central America, South America, Cuba and the French and Dutch Caribbean territories.

+6: Southeast Asia, Australia and the Pacific

Malaysia, Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand and Pacific islands.

+7: Russia and Kazakhstan

One code shared by two countries.

+8: East Asia and Bangladesh

Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and neighbours.

+9: South, West and Central Asia

Turkey, India, Pakistan, the Gulf states, Iran, Israel and the Central Asian republics.

Source: libphonenumber-js 1.13.15 (released 2026-10-08, read 2026-10-19), built on Google's libphonenumber metadata. Library. LookValid is not connected to Google or to any phone company named on these pages.