+33 is the dialing code of France

Quick facts about +33

Country

France

Trunk prefix

0, dropped when you dial from abroad

Number length

Nine digits after the leading 0, written in pairs

Mobile numbers

Mobile numbers start with 06 or 07

Time zones

UTC+1 (Central European Time), UTC+2 in summer; the overseas departments have their own codes and time zones

How to dial a France number

1. Start with the plus sign, or the exit code of the country you call from: 00 from the United Kingdom, India and most of Europe, 011 from the United States and Canada, 0011 from Australia, 010 from Japan.
2. Dial the country code 33.
3. Dial the national number without its leading 0.

Example: 01 23 45 67 89 in France is +33 1 23 45 67 89 from anywhere in the world. In the LapLine dialer, type it exactly like that, with the plus sign.

Main area codes in France

Good to know

• French numbers are geographic by the first digit after the 0, so 04 covers Lyon, Marseille and Nice alike.

Questions and answers

Which country has the dialing code +33?

+33 is the country calling code of France. UTC+1 (Central European Time), UTC+2 in summer; the overseas departments have their own codes and time zones.

What is the ISD code 33?

ISD code 33 is the same code. ISD stands for International Subscriber Dialling, the term used in India for a country code. Dial it as +33 from a mobile or a browser dialer, or as 0033 from a landline in India and most of Europe.

How do I call a France number from abroad?

Dial +33, then the national number without its leading 0. For example 01 23 45 67 89 becomes +33 1 23 45 67 89.

Can I call +33 numbers from my browser?

LapLine calls mobiles and landlines from a browser tab and quotes the per-minute price of the exact number before you call. Which destinations can be called depends on provider coverage; the dialer says whether a number is available.