Learn how to call Spain from the US with the correct country code (+34), estimate international call costs, and explore DialLink’s smart features.
You’re ready to check in with your marketing partner in Madrid or your supplier in Barcelona — but you’re stuck staring at your phone wondering: what’s the right way to dial a Spanish number from the United States?
If you’re a small business or startup making global connections, this guide is here to help. We’ll walk through how to dial Spain correctly, keep your international calling costs low, and choose smarter tools that help you stay professional without overspending.
The country code for Spain is +34. That means whenever you're dialing from the US, you'll need to include this code after the US exit code so your call reaches the right destination.
This step might seem small, but it’s crucial. If you're managing client relationships, vendor coordination, or remote team operations in Spain, getting the basics right ensures your communication feels seamless and reliable.
Let’s break down the dialing sequence for both landlines and mobile phones:
Example: Calling a number in Madrid would look like this: 011-34-91-XXXXXXX.
Example: 011-34-612-345-678.
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). You can then dial +34-612-345-678 and hit call.
Here are some of the most common area codes in Spain, along with the locations they correspond to:
Area Code | Location |
---|---|
91 | Madrid |
93 | Barcelona |
95 | Seville |
96 | Valencia |
981 | A Coruña |
986 | Vigo |
958 | Granada |
971 | Palma (Balearic Islands) |
Startups and small businesses reach out to Spain for a variety of reasons:
Time zone tip: Spain is typically 6 hours ahead of Eastern Time (ET). Schedule calls between 3 AM and 1 PM ET to reach your contacts during their business hours.
Traditional phone carriers often charge $0.50 to $1.00 per minute to call Spain, and those rates can escalate quickly, especially for growing teams managing international workflows.
With DialLink, your business gets a cost-effective alternative. You’ll benefit from competitive international rates, no hidden fees, and transparent billing. Check the latest 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), then 34 (Spain country code), followed by the area code and local phone number. For mobile numbers, just add the mobile number after 34. For example: 011-34-612-345-678.
Using a cloud phone system like DialLink is typically the most cost-effective. Unlike traditional carriers, DialLink offers transparent, low rates with no surprise charges.
The country code for Spain is +34.
Replace the starting zero in the local number with the country code. So, Spanish number 091-234-5678 becomes +34-91-234-5678 when dialed from the US.
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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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