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Poland country code: +48

The calling code of Poland is +48. Below: how to dial a number there from India or from any other country, how long the numbers are, and what time it is there now.

Poland at a glance

+48

Country calling code
+48
Exit code when calling out of Poland
00
Trunk prefix for calls inside the country
None
Mobile number length
9 digits after +48
Landline number length
7 or 9 digits after +48
Shape of a mobile number
+48 5XX XXX XXX
Shape of a landline number
+48 1X XXX XX XX
Two-letter country code (ISO)
PL
Time there now
... (Warsaw)

How to call Poland from India

  1. Dial 00, the exit code of India. On a mobile phone you can press and hold 0 to type + instead.
  2. Dial 48, the country code of Poland.
  3. Dial the rest of the number. Numbers in Poland have no trunk prefix, so dial every digit of the number as it is written.

So a mobile number shaped like +48 5XX XXX XXX is dialled from an Indian landline as 00 48 5XX XXX XXX, and from any mobile phone as +48 5XX XXX XXX. The X marks stand for the digits of the real number.

How to call Poland from other countries

The steps are the same everywhere: your own country's exit code, then 48, then the number. The exit code is 011 from the United States and Canada, 00 from most of Europe, Africa and Asia, and 0011 from Australia. A mobile phone accepts + in place of any exit code, which is why numbers are best saved as +48 followed by the number.

How to call India from Poland

Dial 00 (the exit code of Poland), then 91 for India, then the number. An Indian mobile number has 10 digits. For an Indian landline, dial the STD code without its leading 0, then the number: for example 00 91 11 and the eight-digit number for Delhi. Find an Indian STD code.

Saving a number from Poland for WhatsApp

WhatsApp needs the full international number: + then 48 then the number. Save the contact that way and it will work on WhatsApp from any country. To open a chat without saving the contact, use the WhatsApp link maker.

Checked in November 2026 against the libphonenumber numbering data. Phone numbering can change; if a call does not connect, ask your phone company. Call charges are set by your phone company, not by the code.

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