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France Calling Code

French Republic

+33
ISO FRFRA
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Key Facts

International Calling Code
+33
Country Name
France
Official Name
French Republic
Capital City
Paris
Region
Europe
Subregion
Western Europe
ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2
FR
ISO 3166-1 Alpha-3
FRA
Trunk Prefix
0
International Exit Prefix
00

How to Dial France

Saving the number in contacts

Start with +33, then use the reviewed national significant number. Remove the first 0 from the ten-digit domestic number before adding +33.

Calling from abroad

On a mobile, use the + form. If a network requires digits instead, replace + with that origin network's international prefix. France's own standard exit prefix for outbound calls is 00.

Calling a France mobile

Remove the first 0 from 06, then add +33.

Domestic display
06 XX XX XX XX
International display
+33 6 XX XX XX XX
  1. +33Country code: France
  2. 6Mobile service digit: Domestic 06 without the leading 0
  3. XX XX XX XXSubscriber digits: Placeholder digits

Calling a France landline

Remove the first 0 from 01, then add +33.

Domestic display
01 XX XX XX XX
International display
+33 1 XX XX XX XX
  1. +33Country code: France
  2. 1Geographic service digit: Domestic 01 without the leading 0
  3. XX XX XX XXSubscriber digits: Placeholder digits

Exceptions and Routing Notes

Common France Formatting Mistakes

  • Keeping the domestic 0 after +33.
  • Assuming every French territory uses +33.
  • Treating spaces as part of the stored E.164 value.

Number Portability and Carrier Data

Mobile number portability means a prefix may not identify the current carrier. Treat carrier data as a timestamped lookup result, not a permanent property of the number.

Primary sources

  1. National numbering plan: FranceInternational Telecommunication Union. Verified 2026-07-19.
  2. ITU-T E.164: The international public telecommunication numbering planInternational Telecommunication Union. Verified 2026-07-19.

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