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Country Calling Codes
+1, +44, +81… Find the country calling code for 98 countries, see how to dial from a mobile or landline, and look up South Korean area codes.
Asia
International dialing codes for Asian countries, from East Asia — Korea (+82), Japan (+81), China (+86) — through Southeast and South Asia, with accurate ITU country codes.
Europe
International dialing codes for European countries, covering the UK (+44), Germany (+49), France (+33) and the rest of Western, Northern and Eastern Europe at a glance.
Americas
International dialing codes for the Americas, from the US and Canada (+1) to Mexico (+52), Brazil (+55) and Argentina (+54).
Middle East
International dialing codes for the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia (+966), the UAE (+971), Israel (+972) and Türkiye (+90).
Africa
International dialing codes for Africa, including Egypt (+20), South Africa (+27), Nigeria (+234) and Kenya (+254).
Oceania
International dialing codes for Oceania, covering Australia (+61), New Zealand (+64) and the Pacific nations.
Korea Area Codes
The full list of South Korean area codes — from Seoul (02), Gyeonggi (031) and Busan (051) to internet phone (070) and mobile (010).
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Look up the country calling code for 98 countries and territories, from +1 (United States and Canada) and +44 (United Kingdom) to +61 (Australia), plus every South Korean area code. Each entry shows how to dial from a mobile with + and from a landline with your exit code — 011 in North America, 00 in most of Europe — and flags shared codes such as +1 and +7.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is a country calling code?
A. A country calling code is the 1–3 digit prefix assigned by the ITU (E.164 plan) that you dial before a foreign number, such as +1 for the US and Canada, +44 for the UK or +81 for Japan.
Q. How do I dial an international number from a mobile phone?
A. Press + (hold the 0 key), then the country code and the number without its domestic leading 0. The + works from any country, so you do not need to know the local exit code.
Q. What exit code do I dial from a landline?
A. It depends on where you are calling from: 011 from the US and Canada, 00 from the UK and most of Europe, 0011 from Australia. The exit code replaces the + sign.
Q. Why do several countries share +1 or +7?
A. +1 is the North American Numbering Plan, used by the US, Canada and many Caribbean and Pacific territories, so the 3-digit area code tells them apart. +7 is shared by Russia and Kazakhstan.