🇷🇺Russia Country Code +7

The country calling code for Russia is +7. Put it in front of the number when you call Russia from another country, and leave out the 8 that starts numbers inside Russia. +7 is shared with Kazakhstan, so the digits after it tell them apart.

Dial your country's international access code (or press + on a mobile phone), then 7, then the number without its leading 8. For example, 8 (912) 345-67-89 inside Russia is dialled as +7 912 345 67 89 from abroad.

Only when you call from inside Russia. The 8 is the trunk prefix, used for calls within the country. From abroad you leave it out: 8 (912) 345-67-89 becomes +7 912 345 67 89.

Most phone numbers in Russia have 10 digits after the country code. Some special-service numbers (toll-free, premium-rate) are shorter or longer.

To call another country from Russia, dial 810, then the country code you are calling, then the number. On a mobile phone you can press + instead of 810.

Russia has 93 area codes, each pointing at a city or region. Examples: 836 for Simferopol, 840 for Kaliningrad, 8301 for Republic of Buryatia and 8302 for Chita.

Number ranges in Russia were first allocated to networks including Tele2, MegaFon, MTS, Beeline, Motiv and TMT. People can move their number to another network, so the one a number started on may not be the one it uses today.

Russia spans Anadyr Standard Time, Irkutsk Standard Time, Kamchatka Standard Time, Krasnoyarsk Standard Time, Magadan Standard Time, Novosibirsk Standard Time, Omsk Standard Time, Sakhalin Standard Time, Vladivostok Standard Time, Yakutsk Standard Time, Yekaterinburg Standard Time, Moscow Standard Time and Samara Standard Time. A phone number carries no time information, so check the time there before you call.

Yes. Enter any number with +7, or choose Russia 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.