Learn how to call the Netherlands from the US with the correct country code (+31), estimate international call costs, and explore DialLink’s smart features for SMBs.
Imagine you’re preparing for a pitch with a Dutch investor in Amsterdam or scheduling a customer call with your logistics partner in Rotterdam. You pull up your dialer, but pause — how exactly do you call a Netherlands number from the US? If you’re a small business or startup navigating international communication, this guide is for you.
From sales to support, growing businesses often need to reach contacts in the Netherlands. Knowing the right dialing sequence — and choosing the right tools — can make your conversations smoother and far more affordable.
The country code for the Netherlands is +31. When calling from the US, you’ll need to dial this code after the international exit prefix (011) to route your call to the Netherlands correctly.
Let’s break down how to dial both landline and mobile numbers in the Netherlands from the US:
Example: To call a landline in Amsterdam (area code 020), dial: 011-31-20-1234567.
Example: To call a mobile number like 0612345678, dial: 011-31-612345678.
On smartphones, you can press and hold the 0 key to insert the “+” symbol, replacing the 011 prefix. That means you can also dial +31-612345678 and hit call.
Common Netherlands Area Codes
Here are some of the most frequently used landline area codes in the Netherlands:
Area Code | City |
---|---|
020 | Amsterdam |
010 | Rotterdam |
030 | Utrecht |
070 | The Hague |
050 | Groningen |
040 | Eindhoven |
013 | Tilburg |
043 | Maastricht |
Startups and small businesses often call the Netherlands for a range of reasons:
Time zone tip: The Netherlands operates on Central European Time (CET), which is 6 hours ahead of Eastern Time. Schedule your calls accordingly.
Call rates vary by provider. Traditional carriers can charge between $0.50 to $1.00 per minute, which adds up quickly during long business calls.
With DialLink, you can lower your international calling costs significantly. Our cloud-based phone system offers low per-minute rates, transparent billing, and no hidden fees. View our current international calling rates here.
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 (the US exit code), followed by 31 (the Netherlands country code), then the area or mobile code (dropping the leading 0), and finally the local number. For example, a mobile number like 06-12345678 becomes: 011-31-612345678.
Using a cloud phone system like DialLink is your best option. It offers affordable per-minute international rates, no hidden fees, and excellent call quality unlike many expensive carriers or unstable free apps.
The country code is +31.
Start with the US exit code (011), then the country code (31), and drop the first 0 from the Netherlands number. For mobile, you can also replace 011 with “+” for a shortcut: +31-612345678.
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Arina is a content writer with over 7 years of experience in the IT industry. At DialLink, she creates clear, insightful content that helps small business and startup owners simplify communication and drive growth using modern tools. With a strong focus on practical value, Arina transforms complex topics into accessible, actionable stories.
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