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Example: To call India: 011-91-XXXXXXXXXX
A country code is a numerical prefix (1-3 digits) used for international phone calls. It identifies which country you're calling. For example, +1 is the United States and Canada, +44 is the United Kingdom, and +91 is India.
A country code identifies the country (e.g., +91 for India), while an area code identifies a specific city or region within that country (e.g., 22 for Mumbai). When making international calls, you need the country code; the area code is part of the local number.
Countries sharing the same telephone numbering plan use the same country code. For example, the United States, Canada, and several Caribbean nations all use +1. Within this plan, area codes distinguish between countries and regions.
No. When dialing internationally, you should not include any leading 0 from the local number. The 0 is typically a trunk prefix used only for domestic calls within the country.
An exit code (also called IDD prefix) is the number you dial to indicate you're making an international call. From the US and Canada, it's 011. From most other countries, it's 00. With BubblyPhone, you don't need to worry about exit codes - just use the + format.