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Page 1 of 9 Every country has both a country calling code used to dial
into a country, and an international call prefix or international access code
used to dial out of the country. Use this section to find out how you can call almost any country in the world.
International phone numbers are usually written with a+
before the phone number representing the international call prefix. Some phones allow this to be entered directly,
often by holding the '0' key (most GSM mobile phones) or with two consecutive
presses of the key, which avoids having to know the international call prefix.
For example a UK phone number written as+44 1234 567890
would be dialled as 567890 from the '01234' linked numbering scheme exchanges
in the UK; as 01234 567890 from elsewhere in the UK; and as 00 44 1234 567890
from countries using the 00 international access code.
For countries using a prefix other than 00, simply
substitute that for 00 in the last example; for example, from North American
Numbering Plan countries (including the United States and Canada), dial 011 44
1234 567890.
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