Whether you're connecting with a partner in Berlin or checking in with your freelance designer in Munich, calling Germany from Canada is easier than ever — especially with modern business communication tools like DialLink. If you're a small business or startup managing international clients, vendors, or team members, this guide is for you. We’ll walk you through everything from dialing formats and area codes to smart solutions that keep your business connected and sounding professional.
The country code for Germany is +49. Anytime you’re calling a German number from outside the country, you'll need to enter 49 after the international exit code. This country code ensures your call is properly routed to Germany’s telecom network.
Understanding how and when to use the country code is essential for SMBs looking to maintain professional and seamless global communication.
Here’s a simple breakdown of how to dial a German number, whether it’s a landline or a mobile number.
Example: To call a Berlin number (030-1234567), dial: 011-49-30-1234567
Example: A mobile number like 0176-9876543 becomes: 011-49-176-9876543
If you're calling from a mobile device, you can replace 011 with “+” by long-pressing 0. So the example above would become: +49-176-9876543
Here are a few popular area codes in Germany that Canadian businesses commonly call:
Area Code | Location |
---|---|
30 | Berlin |
40 | Hamburg |
69 | Frankfurt |
89 | Munich |
211 | Düsseldorf |
221 | Cologne |
341 | Leipzig |
351 | Dresden |
711 | Stuttgart |
721 | Karlsruhe |
Use these codes to ensure your call is routed to the correct city or region.
Startups and small businesses in Canada connect with contacts in Germany for all kinds of reasons:
Time zone tip: Germany is typically 6 to 9 hours ahead of Canadian time zones (depending on your region and daylight savings). Be sure to schedule calls accordingly for a smooth connection.
The cost of calling Germany from Canada can vary based on your service provider and plan. Traditional phone carriers may charge between $0.20 to $0.50 per minute, depending on the time of day and whether you're calling a mobile or landline number. You can find DialLink’s latest international calling rates here: DialLink International Rates.
DialLink is an AI-powered cloud phone system designed specifically for SMBs and startups. It brings your calls, messages, and voicemails into one centralized platform and makes international calling simple and cost-effective.
Why DialLink makes a difference:
DialLink empowers your team to stay connected, sound professional, and focus on growth without the complexity or high costs of traditional phone systems.
The country code for Germany is +49. Use it when dialing from outside the country.
Numbers starting with +49 1 are typically German mobile numbers. The “1” prefix after 49 often indicates a mobile provider.
Dial: 011 (Canada’s exit code) + 49 (Germany’s country code) + area code (without the leading 0) + local number.
Dial: 011-49-69-XXXXXXX (69 is Frankfurt’s area code)
Yes. You must dial +49 for all calls to Germany, including mobile numbers.
Use this format: +49 followed by the area code (without 0) and the local number. For example, +49-89-1234567 for Munich.
The country code replaces the leading zero in local area or mobile numbers when dialing internationally.
The “+” is a shortcut that tells your device to insert the correct international exit code automatically (like 011 in Canada). It’s especially useful for mobile phones.
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