Country calling code finder

It is the number you dial after the international prefix to reach a country. The United Kingdom uses 44, Pakistan uses 92 and India uses 91. It comes before the national number and replaces the leading zero that many countries use for domestic calls.

Several countries and territories share one code because they share a numbering plan. Code 1 covers the United States, Canada and a number of Caribbean countries. Code 7 is shared by Russia and Kazakhstan.

Usually not. A UK mobile written as 07700 900123 at home becomes +44 7700 900123 abroad. A few countries are exceptions, so when a number fails, check how that country writes international numbers.

The plus sign stands for your country's international call prefix. Many countries use 00. The United States and Canada use 011. On a mobile phone you can type the plus sign directly.

It covers the countries and territories in the open libphonenumber data set, 245 entries at the time of writing. Calling codes change rarely, but if you rely on one for something important, confirm it with the carrier.