Check if an international phone number is valid. Detect the country, format, and whether it's mobile or landline.
Enter with or without the + sign. Examples: +44 7911 123456, 919876543210
We identify the country from the phone code prefix (E.164 format).
Each country has specific number length rules we verify against.
Mobile and landline numbers often have different prefix patterns.
A valid phone number has the correct country code, proper length for that country, and follows the national numbering format. Our validator checks all these factors to determine if a number is likely valid.
E.164 is the international telephone number format that includes a + sign, country code, and national number. For example, +1 415 555 1234 for a US number. This format ensures numbers can be dialed from anywhere in the world.
In many countries, certain number ranges are reserved for mobile phones. Our tool uses these patterns to make an educated guess about whether a number is mobile or landline, though this is not always 100% accurate due to number portability.
No, this tool validates the format and structure of the phone number. It cannot determine if the number is currently active or in service. For that, you would need to actually place a call to the number.