About Call.Codes

Welcome to Call.Codes - Your comprehensive resource for international calling codes and country information.

Our Mission

At Call.Codes, our mission is to simplify international communication by providing accurate, up-to-date information on country calling codes, along with essential country details. We believe that in our increasingly connected world, having easy access to international dialing information should be straightforward and reliable.

The Global Communication Challenge

In today's interconnected world, we communicate across borders more than ever before. Whether for business, family connections, or travel arrangements, international calling remains a vital communication channel. However, navigating the complex system of country codes, area codes, and number formats can be challenging.

Call.Codes was created to address this challenge by providing a single, reliable source of information for international dialing.

What We Offer

Our directory provides comprehensive information for 190+ countries worldwide, including:

  • International Dialing Codes - Accurate country codes for making international calls
  • Country Information - Essential details including capitals, currencies, and languages
  • ISO Codes - Official ISO country codes for reference
  • Population Data - Current population statistics for each country
  • Regional Information - Geographic classifications and time zones

For Travelers

Planning an international trip? Use our directory to:

  • Save important local contact numbers with the correct format
  • Know how to call home from your destination
  • Get basic information about your destination country

For Businesses

Expanding globally? Our service helps you:

  • Format international contact numbers correctly on websites and materials
  • Find basic economic and cultural information about potential markets
  • Ensure reliable communication with international partners

How to Use Our Service

Using Call.Codes is simple:

  1. Search or select a country from our dropdown menu
  2. View the international dialing code and country information
  3. Enter a phone number to see how it would be formatted with the selected country code
International Calling Tips
  • Use the plus sign - On mobile phones, using the "+" symbol automatically inserts the correct international exit code
  • Remove leading zeros - When dialing internationally, remove any leading zeros from the area code
  • Consider time zones - Check the local time of your destination before making calls
  • Alternative options - For regular international calling, consider VoIP services or international calling plans

Our Data

We maintain a comprehensive database covering all recognized sovereign nations and territories. Our team regularly updates this information to ensure accuracy. The data includes:

  • Official international dialing codes (e.g., +1 for USA, +44 for UK)
  • Country capitals and major cities
  • Official languages spoken in each country
  • Currency information and regional classifications
  • Population statistics from reliable sources

Our data is sourced from international telecommunications authorities, government publications, and regularly verified against changes in the global telecommunications landscape.

Who We Are

Call.Codes was founded by a team of developers and international communication enthusiasts who recognized the need for a simple, user-friendly resource for international calling information. Our backgrounds in telecommunications, web development, and international business give us unique insights into creating a service that meets real user needs.

Our team includes professionals with experience in:

  • International telecommunications infrastructure
  • Web application development and user experience design
  • Data management and verification
  • Cross-cultural communication and international business

The History of International Dialing Codes

The international telephone numbering system we use today has evolved significantly since the early days of telecommunications:

1960s: The Birth of International Dialing

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) established the international calling code system in the 1960s. Country codes were assigned based on factors including geographic location and population size.

1970s-1980s: Global Expansion

The system expanded to include more countries as telecommunications networks grew worldwide. Regional patterns emerged, with shorter codes typically assigned to larger or more developed countries.

1990s-2000s: Mobile Revolution

The explosion of mobile phones changed how people used international codes. The "+" prefix became standardized as a universal symbol for international dialing on mobile devices.

Today: Digital Integration

International calling codes remain essential even as digital communication platforms evolve. These codes now integrate with messaging apps, VoIP services, and smartphone contact systems.

Contact Us

We value your feedback and are continuously working to improve our service. If you have suggestions, corrections, or questions about our database, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

Call.Codes is committed to maintaining the most accurate international calling information available. Your input helps us achieve this goal and better serve users worldwide.

Quick Country Code Reference

Some frequently searched country codes:

  • United States: +1
  • United Kingdom: +44
  • Australia: +61
  • Canada: +1
  • India: +91
  • Germany: +49
  • Japan: +81
  • France: +33
  • Brazil: +55
  • China: +86
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Did You Know?

Interesting facts about international calling:

  • The shortest country codes (+1, +7) belong to large countries/regions like North America and Russia
  • Some small nations have longer 3-digit codes
  • The North American Numbering Plan (+1) covers 25 countries and territories
  • Country code assignments are managed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
  • Some former countries' codes have been reassigned or split after political changes