+44 Country Code

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+44 is the international dialing code for the United Kingdom, including England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

The UK’s country code is +44. It’s used when making international calls to the United Kingdom.

+44 replaces the leading ‘0’ of a UK phone number when dialing internationally. For example, 020 1234 5678 becomes +44 20 1234 5678.

You don’t need to use the +44 code when calling within the UK. Just dial the number as it is, starting with the local 0.

Remove the starting 0 from the mobile number and add +44. For example, 07700 900123 becomes +44 7700 900123.

Start with +44, followed by the mobile number without the leading 0. Example: +44 7712 345678.

From outside the UK, dial your country’s international access code (like 011 in the US or Canada), followed by 44 and the UK number without the leading 0. Example: 011 44 20 7946 0958.

To call the UK from the US or Canada, follow this format:

• Dial the international access code – This is 011 for both the US and Canada.

• Enter the UK country code – This is 44.

• Dial the UK phone number – Omit the leading 0 from the local UK number.

For example, to call a London number like 020 7946 0958, you would dial: 011 44 20 7946 0958. This format works for both landlines and mobile numbers. Just make sure to drop the initial 0 in the UK number when dialing internationally.

This format works for both landlines and mobile numbers. Just make sure to drop the initial 0 in the UK number when dialing internationally.

No. The country code +43 belongs to Austria, not United Kingdom.

+353 is the international dialing code for Ireland.