🇩🇪Germany Country Code +49

The country calling code for Germany is +49. Put it in front of the number when you call Germany from another country, and leave out the 0 that starts numbers inside Germany.

Dial your country's international access code (or press + on a mobile phone), then 49, then the number without its leading 0. For example, 01512 3456789 inside Germany is dialled as +49 1512 3456789 from abroad.

Only when you call from inside Germany. The 0 is the trunk prefix, used for calls within the country. From abroad you leave it out: 01512 3456789 becomes +49 1512 3456789.

Most phone numbers in Germany have 5 to 15 digits after the country code: mobile numbers have 10 or 11 and landlines 5 to 15. Some special-service numbers (toll-free, premium-rate) are shorter or longer.

To call another country from Germany, dial 00, then the country code you are calling, then the number. On a mobile phone you can press + instead of 00.

Germany has hundreds of area codes (the list on this page shows the first 600), each pointing at a city or region. Examples: 030 for Berlin, 040 for Hamburg, 069 for Frankfurt am Main and 089 for Munich.

Number ranges in Germany were first allocated to networks including Vodafone, Eplus, T-Mobile, O2, 1&1 Mobilfunk and LEBARA. People can move their number to another network, so the one a number started on may not be the one it uses today.

Germany is on Central European Time. A phone number carries no time information, so check the time there before you call.

Yes. Enter any number with +49, or choose Germany as the country, in the free phone number lookup. It shows the line type (mobile, landline, VoIP, toll-free), the place and network it was issued to, its time zone and every format of the number.