Country-by-Country International Dialing Walkthroughs

Use +44 from a mobile or saved contact. On a US line that requires an all-digit international access code, replace + with 011.

Use +1 from a mobile or saved contact. A UK line that requires digits uses 00 before the shared +1 country code and the full ten-digit NANP number.

The German origin prefix is 00, but the Italian destination rule still applies: retain the leading 0 on an Italian geographic number after +39.

Singapore ordinary mobile and fixed-line numbers have eight digits and no trunk 0. Australia commonly uses 0011 when + is not available.

Singapore networks offer several international access prefixes. Whichever access service is used, remove the Japanese domestic 0 before country code 81.

CC represents the selected two-digit Brazilian carrier code. The carrier code belongs to this call's access string, not to the stored +1 destination number.

Use +91 for a saved Indian contact. When a US-origin network requires digits, use 011 before 91 and omit the Indian domestic trunk 0 from a fixed-line pattern.

Use +61 from a mobile or saved contact. From a US line that requires digits, replace + with 011 and remove Australia's domestic trunk 0.

Use +49 for a portable German contact. A US-origin fixed line can use 011 49, followed by the German national number without its domestic trunk 0.

Use +91 for a saved Indian contact. A UK line that requires an all-digit access string uses 00 91 and omits a domestic trunk 0 from an Indian fixed-line number.

Use +44 for a saved UK contact. On an Australian service that requires digits, use 0011 44 and remove the UK domestic trunk 0.

Use +1 for a saved US contact. Japan commonly uses 010 for international access, while carrier-specific services can use another documented prefix before the +1 NANP destination.