List of country calling codes

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A telephone dial

This is a list of country calling codes defined by ITU-T recommendation E.164.

Contents

At a glance

`+0: Not used`
`+1: (NANP) US, CA, AI, AG, AS, BB, BS, VG, VI, KY, BM, GD, TC, MS, MP, GU, LC, DM, VC, PR, DO, TT, KN, JM`
`+20: EG`	`+210: -- +211: -- +212: MA, EH +213: DZ +214: -- +215: -- +216: TN +217: -- +218: LY +219: --`	`+220: GM +221: SN +222: MR +223: ML +224: GN +225: CI +226: BF +227: NE +228: TG +229: BJ`	`+230: MU +231: LR +232: SL +233: GH +234: NG +235: TD +236: CF +237: CM +238: CV +239: ST`	`+240: GQ +241: GA +242: CG +243: CD +244: AO +245: GW +246: IO +247: AC +248: SC +249: SD`	`+250: RW +251: ET +252: SO +253: DJ +254: KE +255: TZ +256: UG +257: BI +258: MZ +259: --`	`+260: ZM +261: MG +262: RE +263: ZW +264: NA +265: MW +266: LS +267: BW +268: SZ +269: KM`	`+27: ZA`	`+28: Not used`	`+290: SH +291: ER +292: -- +293: -- +294: -- +295: -- +296: -- +297: AW +298: FO +299: GL`
`+30: GR`	`+31: NL`	`+32: BE`	`+33: FR`	`+34: ES`	`+350: GI +351: PT +352: LU +353: IE +354: IS +355: AL +356: MT +357: CY +358: FI +359: BG`	`+36: HU`	`+370: LT +371: LV +372: EE +373: MD +374: AM +375: BY +376: AD +377: MC +378: SM +379: VA`	`+380: UA +381: CS +382: Probably Montenegro +383: -- +384: -- +385: HR +386: SI +387: BA +388: EU +389: MK`	`+39: IT`
`+40: RO`	`+41: CH`	`+420: CZ +421: SK +422: -- +423: LI +424: -- +425: -- +426: -- +427: -- +428: -- +429: --`	`+43: AT`	`+44: UK`	`+45: DK`	`+46: SE`	`+47: NO`	`+48: PL`	`+49: DE`
`+500: FK +501: BZ +502: GT +503: SV +504: HN +505: NI +506: CR +507: PA +508: PM +509: HT`	`+51: PE`	`+52: MX`	`+53: CU`	`+54: AR`	`+55: BR`	`+56: CL`	`+57: CO`	`+58: VE`	`+590: GP +591: BO +592: GY +593: EC +594: GF +595: PY +596: MQ +597: SR +598: UY +599: AN`
`+60: MY`	`+61: AU`	`+62: ID`	`+63: PH`	`+64: NZ`	`+65: SG`	`+66: TH`	`+670: TL +671: -- +672: AQ +673: BN +674: NR +675: PG +676: TO +677: SB +678: VU +679: FJ`	`+680: PW +681: WF +682: CK +683: NU +684: -- +685: WS +686: KI +687: NC +688: TV +689: PF`	`+690: TK +691: FM +692: MH +693: -- +694: -- +695: -- +696: -- +697: -- +698: -- +699: --`
`+7: RU, KZ`
`+800: XT +801: -- +802: -- +803: -- +804: -- +805: -- +806: -- +807: -- +808: XS +809: --`	`+81: JP`	`+82: KR`	`+83: Not used`	`+84: VN`	`+850: KP +851: -- +852: HK +853: MO +854: -- +855: KH +856: LA +857: -- +858: -- +859: --`	`+86: CN`	`+870: XN +871: XE +872: XF +873: XI +874: XW +875: -- +876: -- +877: -- +878: XP +879: --`	`+880: BD +881: XG +882: XV +883: -- +884: -- +885: -- +886: TW +887: -- +888: -- +889: --`	`+89: Not used`
`+90: TR`	`+91: IN`	`+92: PK`	`+93: AF`	`+94: LK`	`+95: MM`	`+960: MV +961: LB +962: JO +963: SY +964: IQ +965: KW +966: SA +967: YE +968: OM +969: --`	`+970: PS +971: AE +972: IL +973: BH +974: QA +975: BT +976: MN +977: NP +978: -- +979: XR`	`+98: IR`	`+990: -- +991: XC +992: TJ +993: TM +994: AZ +995: GE +996: KG +997: -- +998: UZ +999: XD`

In depth

Zone 1 – North American Numbering Plan Area

Areas within NANPA (North American Numbering Plan Area) have been assigned area codes as if they were all areas within one country. The codes below in format +1-XXX represent that area code within the +1 NANPA--Not a separate country code. For example, the country code for Guam is +1 followed by the area code 671--not +671.

+1 United States of America
*Including U.S. territories:
**+1-340 U.S. Virgin Islands
**+1-671 Guam
**+1-670 Northern Mariana Islands
**+1-684 American Samoa
**+1-787 and +1-939 Puerto Rico
+1 Canada (area code details can be found at [cnac.ca])
+1-441 Bermuda
Many, but not all, Caribbean nations, with area codes:
*+1-264 Anguilla
*+1-268 Antigua and Barbuda
*+1-242 Bahamas
*+1-246 Barbados
*+1-284 British Virgin Islands
*+1-345 Cayman Islands
*+1-767 Dominica
*+1-809 and +1-829 Dominican Republic
*+1-473 Grenada
*+1-876 Jamaica
*+1-664 Montserrat
*+1-869 Saint Kitts and Nevis
*+1-758 Saint Lucia
*+1-784 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
*+1-868 Trinidad and Tobago
*+1-649 Turks and Caicos Islands

For more information please see [nanpa.com]

Zone 2 – Most of
20 – Egypt
210 – unassigned
211 – unassigned
212 – Morocco
213 – Algeria
214 – unassigned
215 – unassigned
216 – Tunisia
217 – unassigned
218 – Libya
219 – unassigned
220 – The Gambia
221 – Senegal

222 – Mauritania
223 – Mali
224 – Guinea
225 – Côte d'Ivoire (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 (Brazzaville)
243 – Democratic Republic of the Congo (Kinshasa, formerly known as Zaire)
244 – Angola
245 – Guinea-Bissau
246 – Diego Garcia
247 – Ascension Island
248 – Seychelles
249 – Sudan
250 – Rwanda
251 – Ethiopia
252 – Somalia (also used in Somaliland)
253 – Djibouti
254 – Kenya
255 – Tanzania
256 – Uganda
257 – Burundi
258 – Mozambique
259 – unassigned, was intended for Zanzibar but never implemented - see 255 Tanzania
260 – Zambia
261 – Madagascar
262 – Réunion
263 – Zimbabwe
264 – Namibia
265 – Malawi
266 – Lesotho
267 – Botswana
268 – Swaziland
269 – Comoros and Mayotte
27 – South Africa
28x – unassigned
290 – Saint Helena
291 – Eritrea
292 – unassigned
293 – unassigned
294 – unassigned
295 – discontinued (was assigned to San Marino, see +378)
296 – unassigned
297 – Aruba
298 – Faroe Islands
299 – Greenland

Zone 3 – Originally larger countries (e.g France) were assigned two digit codes (to compensate for their usually longer domestic numbers) and small countries (e.g. Iceland) were assigned three digit codes however since the 1980's all new assignments have been three digit regardless of countries’ sizes.

3 – (proposed in 1996 as the European Union country code [link])

30 – Greece
31 – The Netherlands
32 – Belgium
33 – France
34 – Spain
350 – Gibraltar
351 – Portugal
352 – Luxembourg
353 – Republic of Ireland
354 – Iceland
355 – Albania
356 – Malta
357 – Cyprus; for the TRNC (Northern Cyprus), the country code is 90 392
358 – Finland
359 – Bulgaria
36 – Hungary
37 – discontinued (was assigned to the GDR, area now covered by Germany's country code 49)
370 – Lithuania
371 – Latvia
372 – Estonia
373 – Moldova
* 373 533 – Transnistria (unrecognised)
374 – Armenia
374 97 – Nagorno-Karabakh (unrecognised)
375 – Belarus
376 – Andorra
377 – Monaco
378 – San Marino
379 – assigned to Vatican City but 39 is used.
38 – discontinued (was assigned to Yugoslavia before break-up)
380 – Ukraine
381 – Serbia and Montenegro
382 – unassigned; this code may possibly go to Montenegro*
383 – unassigned
384 – unassigned
385 – Croatia
386 – Slovenia
387 – Bosnia and Herzegovina
388 – shared code for groups of nations
*388 3 – European Telephony Numbering Space - Europe-wide services
389 – Republic of Macedonia
39 – Italy and Vatican City

Zone 4 –
40 – Romania
41 – Switzerland – see also Switzerland telephone numbering plan
42 – previously Czechoslovakia
420 – Czech Republic
421 – Slovakia
422 – unassigned
423 – Liechtenstein
424 – unassigned
425 – unassigned
426 – unassigned
427 – unassigned
428 – unassigned
429 – unassigned
43 – Austria
44 – United Kingdom
45 – Denmark
46 – Sweden
47 – Norway
48 – Poland
49 – Germany

Zone 5 –
500 – Falkland Islands
501 – Belize
502 – Guatemala
503 – El Salvador
504 – Honduras
505 – Nicaragua
506 – Costa Rica
507 – Panama
508 – Saint-Pierre and Miquelon - Located outside this zone, near Newfoundland, Canada
509 – Haiti
51 – Peru
52 – Mexico
53 – Cuba
54 – Argentina
55 – Brazil
56 – Chile
57 – Colombia
58 – Venezuela
590 – Guadeloupe
591 – Bolivia
592 – Guyana
593 – Ecuador
594 – French Guiana
595 – Paraguay
596 – Martinique
597 – Suriname
598 – Uruguay
599 – Netherlands Antilles

Zone 6 – South Pacific and
60 – Malaysia
61 – Australia including external territories of Christmas Island and Cocos Islands
62 – Indonesia
63 – Philippines
64 – New Zealand
65 – Singapore
66 – Thailand
670 – East Timor - used to be Northern Mariana Islands which is now included in NANPA as code +1-670 (See Zone 1, above)
671 – used to be Guam - Now included in NANPA as code +1-671 (See Zone 1, above)
672 – Australian external territories other than Christmas, Cocos Islands, such as Australian Antarctic Territory, Norfolk Island
673 – Brunei Darussalam
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 Island
684 – used to be American Samoa - Now included in NANPA as code +1-684 (See Zone 1, above)
685 – Samoa
686 – Kiribati (Gilbert Islands)
687 – New Caledonia
688 – Tuvalu (Ellice Islands)
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 its vicinity (former
7 – Russia, Kazakhstan.

Zone 8 –
800 – International Freephone (UIFN)
801 – unassigned
802 – unassigned
803 – unassigned
804 – unassigned
805 – unassigned
806 – unassigned
807 – unassigned
808 – reserved for Shared Cost Services
809 – unassigned
81 – Japan
82 – South Korea
83x – unassigned
84 – Vietnam
850 – North Korea
851 – unassigned
852 – Hong Kong
853 – Macau
854 – unassigned
855 – Cambodia
856 – Laos
857 – unassigned
858 – unassigned
859 – unassigned
86 – People's Republic of China (mainland only)
870 – Inmarsat "SNAC" service
871 – Inmarsat (Atlantic East)
872 – Inmarsat (Pacific)
873 – Inmarsat (Indian)
874 – Inmarsat (Atlantic West)
875 – reserved for Maritime Mobile service
876 – reserved for Maritime Mobile service
877 – reserved for Maritime Mobile service
878 – Universal Personal Telecommunications services
879 – reserved for national non-commercial purposes
880 – Bangladesh - SubCodes
881 – Mobile Satellite System
882 – International Networks
883 – unassigned
884 – unassigned
885 – unassigned
886 – Republic of China (Taiwan) - This code is not officially assigned as of 1 Jan 2006, listed by ITU as 'reserved'.
887 – unassigned
888 – reserved for future, unknown type of global service
889 – unassigned
89x – unassigned

Zone 9 –
90 – Turkey
90 392 – Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (unrecognised)
91 – India
92 – Pakistan
93 – Afghanistan
94 – Sri Lanka
95 – Burma (Myanmar)
960 – Maldives
961 – Lebanon
962 – Jordan
963 – Syria
964 – Iraq
965 – Kuwait
966 – Saudi Arabia
967 – Yemen
968 – Oman
969 – used to be People's Democratic Republic of Yemen - now unified under 967 Yemen (formerly the Yemen Arab Republic)
970 – Palestinian Authority - This code is not officially assigned as of 1 Jan 2006, listed by ITU as 'reserved'.*
971 – United Arab Emirates
972 – Israel
973 – Bahrain
974 – Qatar
975 – Bhutan
976 – Mongolia
977 – Nepal
978 – unassigned - originally assigned to Dubai, now covered under 971
979 – International Premium Rate Service - originally assigned to Abu Dhabi, now covered under 971
98 – Iran
990 – unassigned
991 – International Telecommunications Public Correspondence Service trial (ITPCS)
992 – Tajikistan
993 – Turkmenistan
994 – Azerbaijan
995 – Georgia
996 – Kyrgyzstan
997 – unassigned
998 – Uzbekistan
999 – reserved for potential disaster relief service

Zone 0 – unassigned

Locations with no country code (1xx to 9xx range)

Western Sahara (Moroccan-controlled locations use 212)
Antarctica--McMurdo Base, Amundsen-Scott Base, others (McMurdo has no direct dial connections)
Pitcairn Island (no connections to local switching; only satellite phones are dialable)
Tristan da Cunha (reported as +290, but no direct dial connections to any local switching)
Kerguelen Archipelago

History

CCITT, the predecessor of the ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T), developed the first formal list of telephone country codes. This list was included in the 1964 CCITT Blue Book, among other international telecommunication recommendations, which would eventually become ITU-T recommendation E.164.

An earlier system of country codes for European use was mentioned in the 1960 CCITT Red Book. Some of these country codes were retained in the CCITT country code assignments and remain in effect (e.g. France +33, United Kingdom +44).

For further details on country code history and development, see [History of Country Codes] ([WTNG]).

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