Country codes: which code belongs to which country?
A call showing +64 comes from New Zealand, +44 from the UK, +63 from the Philippines — and +61 is Australia itself. To dial overseas from Australia you use 0011 (or just the +) before the country code. Be careful with missed calls from countries you have no ties to: one-ring (wangiri) calls exist to make you dial back an expensive number — entries with mark the codes that recur in reports as callback-trap origins.
Oceania
Asia
- +86 – China
- +81 – Japan
- +82 – South Korea
- +91 – India
- +92 – Pakistan
- +880 – Bangladesh
- +94 – Sri Lanka
- +977 – Nepal
- +62 – Indonesia
- +63 – Philippines
- +66 – Thailand
- +84 – Vietnam
- +60 – Malaysia
- +65 – Singapore
- +852 – Hong Kong
- +886 – Taiwan
- +971 – United Arab Emirates
- +972 – Israel
- +966 – Saudi Arabia
- +98 – Iran
- +964 – Iraq
- +961 – Lebanon
Europe
- +44 – United Kingdom
- +353 – Ireland
- +33 – France
- +49 – Germany
- +39 – Italy
- +34 – Spain
- +351 – Portugal
- +30 – Greece
- +31 – Netherlands
- +32 – Belgium
- +41 – Switzerland
- +43 – Austria
- +45 – Denmark
- +46 – Sweden
- +47 – Norway
- +358 – Finland
- +48 – Poland
- +420 – Czechia
- +36 – Hungary
- +40 – Romania
- +359 – Bulgaria
- +385 – Croatia
- +381 – Serbia
- +355 – Albania
- +373 – Moldova
- +380 – Ukraine
- +356 – Malta
- +357 – Cyprus
Europe/Asia
North America
South America
Africa
Got a call from overseas?
Australian numbers can be checked with the reverse lookup; for overseas numbers the rule is: never call back without verifying, especially after a single ring. More in the guide Why am I getting calls from overseas numbers?