Country code list sorted by numbers

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International phone codes:
  • Zone 1 (parts of North America)
  • Zone 2 (Africa, Atlantic and Indian Ocean islands)
  • Zone 3 (parts of Europe)
  • Zone 4 (parts of Europe)
  • Zone 5 (Mexico, Central America, and South America)
  • Zone 6 (South Pacific and Oceania)
  • Zone 7 (Kazakhstan, Russia)
  • Zone 8 (East Asia)
  • Zone 9 (West, Central and South Asia)

    • List of international dialing codes in the telephone network
    sorted by number

    Zone 0

    - not forgiven

    Zone 1

    - Parts of North America

    The USA , Canada and several countries in the Caribbean are combined in the NANP and have the common country code +1. Numbers within the NANP begin with a three-digit regional code ( area code , numbering plan area , NPA ). Large countries are divided into several NPAs. Very small countries can be accessed through a single NPA. The following area codes are not country codes, but selected regional codes within the NANP.

    Zone 2

    - Africa, the Atlantic and Indian Ocean islands

    • +20 - EgyptEgyptEgypt 
    • +21 - no longer assigned (previously: Maghreb ) - common number range MA-DZ-TN-LY failed; later expanded by one digit and numbers used elsewhere
    • +210 - no longer assigned (previously: Morocco assigned, but not used; see +21)
    • +211 - South Sudan - (previously: Morocco allocated, but not used; see +21)South SudanSouth Sudan 
    • +212 - MoroccoMoroccoMorocco 
    • +213 - AlgeriaAlgeriaAlgeria 
    • +214 - no longer taken - (previously: Algeria allocated, but not used; see +21)
    • +215 - no longer taken - (previously: Algeria allocated, but not used; see +21)
    • +216 - TunisiaTunisiaTunisia 
    • +217 - no longer taken - (previously: Tunisia allocated, but not used; see +21)
    • +218 - LibyaLibyaLibya 
    • +219 - no longer taken - (previously: Libya allocated, but not used; see +21)
    • +28 - not taken

    Zones 3 and 4

    European Commission project of November 20, 1996: European numbering plan (not yet implemented).

    Zone 3

    • +36 - HungaryHungaryHungary 
    • +37 - number range expanded by one digit and divided (previously: GDR , integrated in +49 (Germany))Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR 
    • +38 - number range expanded by one digit and split (previously: Yugoslavia )Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia 
    • +39 - ItalyItalyItaly 
      • +3906 - Vatican City within Italy (+379 reserved, date of change not yet announced)Vatican cityVatican 

    Zone 4
    • +42 - number range expanded by one digit and split (previously: Czechoslovakia )CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 
    • +420 - Czech RepublicCzech RepublicCzech Republic 
    • +421 - SlovakiaSlovakiaSlovakia 
    • +422 - not taken
    • +423 - LiechtensteinLiechtensteinLiechtenstein 
    • +424 - not taken
    • +425 - not taken
    • +426 - not taken
    • +427 - not taken
    • +428 - not taken
    • +429 - not taken

    Zone 5

    - Mexico , Central America and South America

    Zone 6

    - South Pacific and Oceania

    • +690 - TuvaluNew ZealandNew Zealand 
    • 691 - MicronesiaMicronesia, Federated StatesMicronesia 
    • 692 - Marshall IslandsMarshall IslandsMarshall Islands 
    • +693 - not taken
    • +694 - not taken
    • +695 - not taken
    • +696 - not taken
    • +697 - not taken
    • +698 - not taken
    • +699 - not taken

    Zone 7

    - Russia, Kazakhstan (x stands for digits from 0 to 9)

    • +7 - Russia (including Crimea ; area codes: 30x, 34x, 35x, 38x, 39x, 40x-42x, 47x-49x, 81x-87x, mobile phone: 9xx) RussiaRussia 
      • +7 840 - Abkhazia (area codes)AbkhaziaAbkhazia 
      • +7 940 - Abkhazia (cell phone)AbkhaziaAbkhazia 
    • +7 - Kazakhstan (area code: 7xx, cell phone: 6xx)KazakhstanKazakhstan 

    Zone 8

    - East Asia and special issues

    • +801 - not taken
    • +802 - not taken
    • +803 - not taken
    • +804 - not taken
    • +805 - not taken
    • +806 - not taken
    • +807 - not taken
    • +808 - International services
    • +809 - not taken
    • +850 - North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea)Korea NorthNorth Korea 
    • +851 - not taken
    • +852 - Hong KongHong KongHong Kong 
    • +853 - MacauMacauMacau 
    • +854 - not taken
    • +855 - CambodiaCambodiaCambodia 
    • +856 - LaosLaosLaos 
    • +857 - not taken
    • +858 - not taken
    • +859 - not taken
    • +870 - Inmarsat Single Number Access (SNAC), replaces +871, +872, +873, +874
    • +871 - no longer taken - (previously: Inmarsat for Eastern Atlantic Ocean)
    • +872 - no longer taken - (previously: Inmarsat for Pacific Ocean)
    • +873 - no longer taken - (previously: Inmarsat for Indian Ocean)
    • +874 - no longer available - (previously: Inmarsat for western Atlantic Ocean)
    • +875 - reserved for maritime mobile telephony
    • +876 - reserved for maritime mobile telephony
    • +877 - reserved for maritime mobile telephony
    • +878 - Personal numbers (Universal Personal Telecommunications (UPT) services)
      • +878 10 - VISIONng ENUM
    • +879 - reserved for national mobile or maritime tasks
    • 89 - not taken

    Zone 9

    - West, Central and South Asia , Middle East

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    1. ↑ +21 (Maghreb): This country code was assigned to the four countries Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya in 1964. This was intended to enable a common numbering plan, but it was never implemented. From 1972 this code was divided: Morocco received +210 to +212, Algeria +213 to +215, Tunisia +216 and +217, Libya +218 and +219. However, each country only used one of the assigned codes, so the unused codes were later returned to the ITU.
    2. ↑ Country Codes History (1996) ( Memento of January 17, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
    3. ↑ Crimea: Consequences of the Russian annexation. trt.net.tr, accessed April 6, 2018
    4. ↑ Withdrawal of assigned ETNS numbers. (No longer available online.) European Communications Office, May 28, 2009, archived from the original on June 9, 2011 ; accessed on January 27, 2010 (English). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.ero.dk
    5. ↑ Withdrawal of ocean region codes ( Memento from June 28, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) (English, quote: At midnight, 24:00 hours GMT, on December 31, 2008, the four Inmarsat Ocean Region codes (+871, +872, +873 and +874) will be withdrawn from service)