Learn how to call Belgium from the US using the correct country code (+32), estimate international call costs, and explore DialLink’s AI-powered business phone system.
Let’s say you’re about to call your logistics partner in Antwerp or check in with a new lead in Brussels. You open your dial pad and pause — what’s the right format for calling Belgium from the United States?
If you're a startup or small business working with clients, partners, or teams in Europe, this guide is for you. We'll walk you through dialing formats, time zone tips, and cost-effective ways to keep your international communications clear and professional.
The country code for Belgium is +32. This code connects your call from outside Belgium — like from the US — to the correct destination. You'll always dial it after the international exit code.
Whether you’re calling a landline in Ghent or a mobile number in Liège, here’s how to format the call:
Example: To call a landline in Brussels (area code 02): 011-32-2-XXXXXXX.
Example: To call 0470-12-3456, dial: 011-32-470-123456.
If you’re using a smartphone, long-pressing the 0 key gives you the “+” sign, which acts as a substitute for the international exit code (011).
Here are some frequently used area codes:
Area Code | Location |
---|---|
2 | Brussels |
3 | Antwerp |
4 | Liège |
9 | Ghent |
10-14 | Leuven, Wavre, etc. |
50 | Bruges |
81–87 | Southeastern towns |
Startups and small businesses make calls to Belgium for many reasons:
Time zone tip: Belgium is typically 6 hours ahead of Eastern Time (ET). Try to schedule calls during mutual business hours to improve connection rates.
Costs to call Belgium can vary significantly depending on your provider. Traditional carriers often charge between $0.50 to $1.00 per minute, which can quickly add up, especially for regular business communication.
DialLink offers a smarter solution. You get low international rates with full pricing transparency, so there are no hidden fees. Check our current international calling rates here.
Make International Calls the Easy Way with DialLink
DialLink is more than a phone system. It’s your all-in-one communication platform designed specifically for SMBs and startups. Here’s why it makes international calling a breeze:
Dial 011 (US exit code), then 32 (Belgium country code), followed by the area or mobile code (without the 0), and then the local phone number. Example: 011-32-3-XXXXXXX for a landline in Antwerp.
Using a VoIP solution like DialLink is the most cost-effective option. It offers low per-minute rates with no hidden fees unlike traditional phone providers.
The country code for Belgium is +32.
Replace the starting 0 in the local number with the country code. For example, Belgian mobile 0470-12-3456 becomes +32-470-123456.
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