International Dialing Made Simple
Making an international call is easy when you know the right codes. Every country has:
- Country Code - A unique number assigned to each country (e.g., +1 for USA, +44 for UK)
- Exit Code - The code you dial first to make an international call from your country
- Area Codes - Codes for specific cities or regions within the country
General Dialing Format
[Exit Code] + [Country Code] + [Area Code] + [Local Number]
Popular Countries
United States (+1)
How to call the USA from anywhere in the world
United Kingdom (+44)
How to call the UK from anywhere in the world
Australia (+61)
How to call Australia from anywhere in the world
Canada (+1)
How to call Canada from anywhere in the world
New Zealand (+64)
How to call New Zealand from anywhere in the world
Germany (+49)
How to call Germany from anywhere in the world
All Countries - Alphabetical Listing
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
Y
Z
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find my country's exit code?
Your exit code depends on the country you're calling from. Common exit codes include: 00 (UK, EU, and many countries), 011 (USA, Canada), 0011 (Australia), 010 (Japan). Check our country-specific pages for detailed information.
Do I need to remove the leading 0 from area codes?
Yes, when dialing internationally, you typically remove the leading 0 from area codes. For example, if the local number is 020 1234 5678 (London), you would dial 00 44 20 1234 5678 from the UK.
What is the difference between a country code and an exit code?
A country code identifies the destination country (e.g., +1 for USA). An exit code is what you dial first to indicate you're making an international call from your current location (e.g., 00 from UK).