Which country is this code? Calling codes in number order
Got a missed call from a number starting with + and digits you do not know? Find the code here. Codes are sorted the way they are dialled: +1, +20, +211 and so on.
Type only the digits after + or 00.
No country uses that code. A code has one to three digits; try fewer digits.
How to read an unknown number
An international number starts with + and the country code, which is one, two or three digits long. No code is the beginning of another code, so only one row can match. For example +971 is the United Arab Emirates, not +97 followed by 1, because +97 alone is not a code.
Be careful with missed calls from abroad
A single ring from an unknown foreign number can be a "missed call" trick: the caller hopes you will ring back a number that charges high rates. If you do not know anyone in that country, you do not need to call back.
Codes that do not belong to a country
A few codes are used for services rather than places.
| Code | Used for |
|---|---|
| +800 | International freephone numbers |
| +808 | International shared-cost numbers |
| +870 | Inmarsat satellite phones |
| +881 | Global mobile satellite systems |
| +882 | International networks |
| +883 | International networks |
| +979 | International premium-rate numbers |
Checked in November 2026. Codes are assigned by the International Telecommunication Union.