International dialing guide
France country code (+33)
The international country code for France is +33. Use this prefix after your exit code when calling France from another country, or dial the full E.164 number (+33…) with Ringvoo from your browser.
What is the France country code?
Country code +33 identifies phone numbers registered in France. When you call from abroad, you dial your international access code (00 in most countries, 011 from the US/Canada), then 33, then the local number. With Ringvoo, paste the full number including +33 and we handle the routing.
How to dial France from abroad
- Dial your international exit code (00 in most countries, 011 from the US/Canada).
- Enter France's country code 33.
- Add the local phone number, dropping any leading trunk zero if your carrier requires it.
- Or open Ringvoo, paste the full E.164 number (+33…), and call from your browser.
Example numbers for France
Frequently asked questions
What is the country code for France?
The international dialing code for France is +33. Include it after your exit code when calling from abroad.
How do I call France from the United States?
Dial 011 (US exit code), then 33, then the local number. Or use Ringvoo and enter the full +33 number in your browser.
Can I call France without downloading an app?
Yes. Ringvoo runs in Chrome, Safari, or Edge and connects to real phone numbers in France — no app install required.
Do I need to drop the leading zero when dialing France?
When using the international format (+33), omit any leading 0 from the local number. Ringvoo accepts E.164 numbers directly.