List of countries calling codes

**Tinŋduya tangalimihi koodi nima . Ŋa nim n nyɛ**  **international subscriber dialing** (**ISD**) codes, bee din yɔli,  tinduya tangali mihi koodi nim n nyɛ nyɛbili n ti tangali mii kam tingbani maani ka di ni tooi che ka niribi pɔhim yoori taba tinŋduya ni. Tingbani tangali mii koodi nyɛla din tiri dɔli  International Telecommunication Union (ITU) di be  ITU-T standards E.123 n ti pahi E.164. Lala koodi maa wuhirila international direct dialing (IDD).

## Overview

world zone nim dibaawei la nyɛla din laɣim yaɣa pam, ka yihi siyaasa mini taari di bɛhigu ni.
* Zone 1 uses an integrated numbering plan; four digits (1xxx) determine the area served in Canada, the United States and its territories, and much of the Caribbean.
* Zone 2 uses two 2-digit codes (20, 27) and eight sets of 3-digit codes (21x–26x, 28x, 29x), mostly to serve Africa, but also Aruba, Faroe Islands, Greenland and British Indian Ocean Territory.
* Zones 3 and 4 use sixteen 2-digit codes (30–34, 36, 39–41, 43–49) and four sets of 3-digit codes (35x, 37x, 38x, 42x) to serve Europe.
* Zone 5 uses eight 2-digit codes (51–58) and two sets of 3-digit codes (50x, 59x) to serve South and Central America.
* Zone 6 uses seven 2-digit codes (60–66) and three sets of 3-digit codes (67x–69x) to serve Southeast Asia and Oceania.
* Zone 7 uses an integrated numbering plan; two digits (7x) determine the area served: Russia or Kazakhstan.
* Zone 8 uses four 2-digit codes (81, 82, 84, 86) and four sets of 3-digit codes (80x, 85x, 87x, 88x) to serve East Asia, South Asia and special services. 83x and 89x are unallocated. 
* Zone 9 uses seven 2-digit codes (90–95, 98) and three sets of 3-digit codes (96x, 97x, 99x) to serve the Middle East, West Asia, Central Asia, parts of South Asia and Eastern Europe.

## Ordered by world zone
World zones are organized principally, but only approximately, by geographic location. Exceptions exist for political and historical alignments.

### <span class="anchor" id="Zone 1"></span> Zone 1: North American Numbering Plan (NANP)

NANP members are assigned three-digit numbering plan area (NPA) codes under the common country prefix *1*, shown in the format *1 (NPA)*.

*1 North American Numbering Plan
* 1 – , including United States territories:
** 1 (340) – 
** 1 (670) – 
** 1 (671) – 
** 1 (684) – 
** 1 (787, 939) – 
* 1 – 
* Caribbean nations, Dutch and British Overseas Territories:
** 1 (242) – 
** 1 (246) – 
** 1 (264) – 
** 1 (268) – 
** 1 (284) – 
** 1 (345) – 
** 1 (441) – 
** 1 (473) – 
** 1 (649) – 
** 1 (658, 876) – 
** 1 (664) – 
** 1 (721) – 
** 1 (758) – 
** 1 (767) – 
** 1 (784) – 
** 1 (809, 829, 849) – 
** 1 (868) – 
** 1 (869) – 

### <span class="anchor" id="Zone 2"></span> Zone 2: Mostly Africa
(but also Aruba, Faroe Islands, Greenland and British Indian Ocean Territory)

* 20 – 
* 210 – *unassigned*
* 211 – 
* 212 –  (including Western Sahara)
* 213 – 
* 214 – *unassigned*
* 215 – *unassigned*
* 216 – 
* 217 – *unassigned*
* 218 – 
* 219 – *unassigned*
* 220 – 
* 221 – 
* 222 – 
* 223 – 
* 224 – 
* 225 – 
* 226 – 
* 227 – 
* 228 – 
* 229 – 
* 230 – 
* 231 – 
* 232 – 
* 233 – 
* 234 – 
* 235 – 
* 236 – 
* 237 – 
* 238 – 
* 239 – 
* 240 – 
* 241 – 
* 242 – 
* 243 – 
* 244 – 
* 245 – 
* 246 – 
* 247 – 
* 248 – 
* 249 – 
* 250 – 
* 251 – 
* 252 –  (including )
* 253 – 
* 254 – 
* 255 – 
** 255 (24) – , *in place of never-implemented 259*
* 256 – 
* 257 – 
* 258 – 
* 259 – *unassigned (was intended for [[People's Republic of Zanzibar]] but never implemented – see 255 [[Tanzania]])*
* 260 – 
* 261 – 
* 262 – 
** 262 (269,639) –  *(formerly at [[+269|269]] [[Comoros]])*
* 263 – 
* 264 –  *(formerly 27 (6x) as [[South West Africa]])*
* 265 – 
* 266 – 
* 267 – 
* 268 – 
* 269 –  *(formerly assigned to [[Mayotte]], now at [[+262|262]])*
* 27 – 
* 28x – *unassigned (reserved for country code expansion)*
* 290 – 
** 290 (8) – 
* 291 – 
* 292 – *unassigned*
* 293 – *unassigned*
* 294 – *unassigned*
* 295 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[San Marino]], now at [[+378|378]])*
* 296 – *unassigned*
* 297 – 
* 298 – 
* 299 – 

### Zones 3–4: Europe
Some of the larger countries were assigned two-digit codes to compensate for their usually longer domestic numbers. Small countries were assigned three-digit codes, which also has been the practice since the 1980s.
* 30 – 
* 31 – 
* 32 – 
* 33 – 
* 34 – 
* 350 – 
* 351 – 
** 351 (291) –  (landlines only)
** 351 (292) –  (landlines only, Horta, Azores area)
** 351 (295) –  (landlines only, Angra do Heroísmo area)
** 351 (296) –  (landlines only, Ponta Delgada and São Miguel Island area)
* 352 – 
* 353 – 
* 354 – 
* 355 – 
* 356 – 
* 357 –  (including )
* 358 – 
** 358 (18) – 
* 359 – 
* 36 –  *(formerly assigned to Turkey, now at [[+90|90]])*
* 37 – *formerly assigned to [[East Germany]] until its [[German reunification|reunification]] with [[West Germany]], now part of [[+49|49]] [[Germany]]*
* 370 – 
* 371 – 
* 372 – 
* 373 – 
* 374 – 
* 375 – 
* 376 –  *(formerly [[+33|33]] 628)*
* 377 –  *(formerly [[+33|33]] 93)*
* 378 –  *(interchangeably with [[+39|39]] 0549; earlier was allocated 295 but never used)*
*379 –  *(assigned but uses [[+39|39]] 06698)*.
* 38 – *formerly assigned to [[Yugoslavia]] until its [[Breakup of Yugoslavia|break-up]] in 1991*
* 380 – 
* 381 – 
* 382 – 
* 383 – 
* 384 – *unassigned*
* 385 – 
* 386 – 
* 387 – 
* 388 – *unassigned* *(formerly assigned to the [[European Telephony Numbering Space]])*
* 389 – 
* 39 – 
** 39 (0549) –  *(interchangeably with [[+378|378]])*
** 39 (06 698) –  *(assigned [[Telephone numbers in Vatican City|379]] but not in use)*
* 40 – 
* 41 – 
** 41 (91) –  Campione d'Italia, an Italian enclave. 91 is actually the prefix for the Swiss canton Ticino in which the enclave resides. Its phone system is fully integrated into the Swiss system.
* 42 – *formerly assigned to [[Czechoslovakia]], later to its [[Dissolution of Czechoslovakia|breakup]] successors ([[Czech Republic|CZ]], [[Slovakia|SK]]) until 1997*
* 420 – 
* 421 – 
* 422 – *unassigned*
* 423 –  *(formerly at 41 (75))*
* 424 – *unassigned*
* 425 – *unassigned*
* 426 – *unassigned*
* 427 – *unassigned*
* 428 – *unassigned*
* 429 – *unassigned*
* 43 – 
* 44 – 
** 44 (1481) – 
** 44 (1534) – 
** 44 (1624) – 
* 45 – 
* 46 – 
* 47 – 
** 47 (79) – 
* 48 – 
* 49 – 

### <span class="anchor" id="Zone 5"></span> Zone 5: South and Central Americas
* 500 – 
** 500 – 
* 501 – 
* 502 – 
* 503 – 
* 504 – 
* 505 – 
* 506 – 
* 507 – 
* 508 – 
* 509 – 
* 51 – 
* 52 – 
* 53 – 
* 54 – 
* 55 – 
* 56 – 
* 57 – 
* 58 – 
* 590 –  (including Saint Barthélemy, Saint Martin)
* 591 – 
* 592 – 
* 593 – 
* 594 – 
* 595 – 
* 596 –  (*formerly assigned to Peru, now [[+51|51]]*)
* 597 – 
* 598 – 
* 599 – Former , now grouped as follows:
** 599 3 – 
** 599 4 – 
** 599 5 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Sint Maarten]], now included in [[North American Numbering Plan|NANP]] as [[Area code 721|1 (721)]])*
** 599 7 – 
** 599 8 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Aruba]], now at [[+297|297]])*
** 599 9 – 

### <span class="anchor" id="Zone 6"></span> Zone 6: Southeast Asia and Oceania
* 60 – 
* 61 –  *(see also 672 below)*
** 61 (8 9162) – 
** 61 (8 9164) – 
* 62 – 
* 63 – 
* 64 – 
** 64 – 
* 65 – 
* 66 – 
* 670 –  *(formerly 62/39 during the [[Indonesian occupation of East Timor|Indonesian occupation]];* *formerly* *assigned to* *[[Northern Mariana Islands]],* *now part of* *[[North American Numbering Plan|NANP]] as [[area code 670|1 (670)]])*
* 671 – *unassigned (formerly* *assigned to* *[[Guam]], now part of [[North American Numbering Plan|NANP]] as [[Area code 671|1 (671)]])*
* 672 – Australian External Territories *(see also 61 [[Australia]] above); formerly assigned to [[Portuguese Timor]] (see [[+670|670]])*
** 672 (1) –  Australian Antarctic Territory
** 672 (3) – 
* 673 – 
* 674 – 
* 675 – 
* 676 – 
* 677 – 
* 678 – 
* 679 – 
* 680 – 
* 681 – 
* 682 – 
* 683 – 
* 684 *– unassigned (formerly assigned to [[American Samoa]], now part of [[North American Numbering Plan|NANP]] as [[area code 684|1 (684)]])*
* 685 – 
* 686 – 
* 687 – 
* 688 – 
* 689 – 
* 690 – 
* 691 – 
* 692 – 
* 693 – *unassigned*
* 694 – *unassigned*
* 695 – *unassigned*
* 696 – *unassigned*
* 697 – *unassigned*
* 698 – *unassigned*
* 699 – *unassigned*

### <span class="anchor" id="Zone 7"></span> Zone 7: Russia and neighboring regions
Formerly assigned to the Soviet Union until its dissolution in 1991.
* 7 (1–5, 8, 9) – 
** 7 (840, 940) –  *(formerly [[+995 44|995 (44)]])*
** 7 (850, 929) –  *(formerly [[+995 34|995 (34)]])*
* 7 (6, 7) –  *(reserved [[+997|997]] but abandoned in November 2023)*

### <span class="anchor" id="Zone 8"></span> Zone 8: [[East Asia]], [[South Asia]], and special services

* *[[+800|800]] – [[Universal International Freephone Service]]*
* 801 – *unassigned*
* 802 – *unassigned*
* 803 – *unassigned*
* 804 – *unassigned*
* 805 – *unassigned*
* 806 – *unassigned*
* 807 – *unassigned*
* *[[+808|808]] – [[Universal International Shared Cost Number]]s*
* 809 – *unassigned*
* 81 – 
* 82 – 
* 83x – *unassigned (reserved for country code expansion)*
* 84 – 
* 850 – 
* 851 – *unassigned*
* 852 – 
* 853 – 
* 854 – *unassigned*
* 855 – 
* 856 – 
* 857 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to ANAC satellite service)*
* 858 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to ANAC satellite service)*
* 859 – *unassigned*
* 86 – 
* *[[+870|870]] – [[Global Mobile Satellite System]] ([[Inmarsat]])* 
* 871 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Inmarsat]] Atlantic East, discontinued in 2008)*
* 872 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Inmarsat]] Pacific, discontinued in 2008)*
* 873 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Inmarsat]] Indian, discontinued in 2008)*
* 874 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Inmarsat]] Atlantic West, discontinued in 2008)*
* 875 – *unassigned (reserved for future maritime mobile service)*
* 876 – *unassigned (reserved for future maritime mobile service)*
* 877 – *unassigned (reserved for future maritime mobile service)*
* 878 – *unassigned (formerly used for [[Universal Personal Telecommunications|Universal Personal Telecommunications Service]], discontinued in 2022)*
* 879 – *unassigned (reserved for national non-commercial purposes)*
* 880 – 
* *[[+881|881]] – [[Global Mobile Satellite System]]*
* *[[+882|882]] – [[International Networks (country code)|International Networks]]*
* *[[+883|883]] – [[International Networks (country code)|International Networks]]*
* 884 – *unassigned*
* 885 – *unassigned*
* 886 – 
* 887 – *unassigned*
* 888 *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs|OCHA]] for Telecommunications for Disaster Relief service)*
* 889 – *unassigned*
* 89x – *unassigned (reserved for country code expansion)*

### <span class="anchor" id="Zone 9"></span> Zone 9: [[West Asia|West]], [[Central Asia|Central]], and [[South Asia]], and part of [[Eastern Europe]]

* 90 – 
** 90 (392) – 
* 91 – 
** 91 (191) – Jammu
** 91 (194) – Kashmir
* 92 – 
** 92 (581) – 
** 92 (582) – 
* 93 – 
* 94 – 
* 95 – 
* 960 – 
* 961 – 
* 962 – 
* 963 – 
* 964 – 
* 965 – 
* 966 – 
* 967 – 
* 968 – 
* 969 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[South Yemen]] until its [[Yemeni unification|unification]] with [[Yemen Arab Republic|North Yemen]], now part of [[+967|967]] [[Yemen]])*
* 970 –  *(interchangeably with [[+972|972]])*
* 971 – 
* 972 –  *(also , interchangeably with [[+970|970]])*
* 973 – 
* 974 – 
* 975 – 
* 976 – 
* 977 – 
* 978 – *unassigned (formerly assigned to [[Dubai]], now part of [[+971|971]] [[United Arab Emirates]])*
* 979 – *[[International Premium Rate Service|Universal International Premium Rate Service]] (UIPRS);* *(formerly assigned to [[Abu Dhabi]], now part of [[+971|971]] [[United Arab Emirates]])*
* 98 – 
* 990 – *unassigned*
* 991 – *unassigned (formerly used for [[International Telecommunications Public Correspondence Service]])*
* 992 – 
* 993 – 
* 994 – 
* 995 – 
** 995 (34) – *formerly  (now [[+7 850|7 (850, 929)]])*
** 995 (44) – *formerly * *(now [[+7 840|7 (840, 940)]])*
* 996 – 
* 997 –  *(reserved but abandoned in November 2023; uses [[+7|7 (6xx, 7xx)]])*
* 998 – 
* 999 – *unassigned (reserved for future global service)*

## Alphabetical order

## Summary

This table lists in its first column the initial digits of the country code shared by each country in each row, which is arranged in columns for the last digit. When three-digit codes share a common leading pair, the shared prefix is marked by an arrow, ( ↙ ) pointing down and left to the three-digit codes. Unassigned codes are denoted by a dash (—). Countries are identified by ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes; codes for non-geographic services are denoted by two asterisks (**).

## Locations with no country code
In Antarctica, telecommunication services are provided by the parent country of each base:

Other places with no country codes in use, although a code may be reserved:

## Nyam yaha

* List of mobile telephone prefixes by country
* National conventions for writing telephone numbers

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