
Country Code for Germany: +49
Europe
+49
Dialing Code
DE
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DEU
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UTC+1
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Feb 28, 2026, 11:33 PM
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About Germany Phone Codes
This page provides comprehensive information about Germany's international dialing system, helping you make seamless phone calls to and from this destination.
The country code for Germany is +49, which is essential for making international calls to Germany. Our guide includes detailed dialing instructions, practical examples from major countries, and helpful tips to ensure your calls connect successfully. Whether you're calling for business, staying in touch with family, or making travel arrangements, you'll find all the country code information you need right here.
Beyond the primary phone code, we also provide useful details such as Germany ISO country code (DE) DEU, local currency Euro (€), time zone information (UTC+1), and step-by-step dialing instructions to make your international calling experience as smooth as possible towards Germany.
How to Call Germany
International Format: +49 XXX XXXXXXXX
- 1Dial your country's international access code (usually 00 or +)
- 2Dial the Germany country code: +49
- 3Dial the area code and phone number (8-9 digits total)
Examples from Popular Countries dialing to Germany
From United States:
011 49 30 12345678
From United Kingdom:
00 49 30 12345678
From Australia:
0011 49 30 12345678
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Carriers in Germany
Planning to visit Germany? Here are the primary telecom providers you'll encounter. Networks such as Telekom, Vodafone, O2 and 1&1 dominate the market, each with different strengths in coverage and pricing. Consider purchasing a local SIM from one of these providers for the best rates during your stay.
Did you know?
Germany has over 5,000 local area codes. Shorter codes usually belong to major cities like Berlin (30) or Hamburg (40).
Germany's main city phone codes
| City | Phone Code |
|---|---|
| Berlin | +49 30 |
| Munich | +49 89 |
| Hamburg | +49 40 |
| Frankfurt | +49 69 |
| Cologne | +49 221 |
| Stuttgart | +49 711 |
| Düsseldorf | +49 211 |
| Dortmund | +49 231 |
| Essen | +49 201 |
| Leipzig | +49 341 |
| Bremen | +49 421 |
| Dresden | +49 351 |
| Hannover | +49 511 |
| Nuremberg | +49 911 |
| Duisburg | +49 203 |
Note: These are the main area codes for major cities in Germany. When calling from abroad, dial the international access code, then +49, then the city code (without the + symbol), followed by the local number.
Scams and telemarketing rules in Germany
Germany requires explicit 'Double Opt-In' consent for marketing. 0900 numbers are high-cost premium services.
Telemarketing/toll-free prefixes: 0800, 0180
Common scams to watch for: Enkeltrick, fake lottery prizes, Interpol impersonation.