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Romania is country code +40.
(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, Japan uses 010, Australia uses 0011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
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What country code is this plus 403?
Telephone country code +40 is Romania.
What place in England has a telephone area code 0704576?
No-where - UK numbers starting with 07 are mobile (cell) phone numbers.
Code to ring Spain on a mobile from England?
Code to ring Spain on a mobile from England?0034 Enjoyyy :D
Which number is this 0040333713333?
Given that you have presented it with leading zeroes, it look to be, from your point of view, an international telephone number.I believe the code "0040" is for Romania, so the 333713333 would be the telephone number in Romania.
What is the code to call to England mobile from Indonesia?
+44 is the international code for England.
What area in Russia has telephone code 007953?
mobile phone
Telephone dialing code to England from Thailand?
+ 44.
What is the telephone area code for Bunya?
That depends whether you're talking about Uganda, Queensland Australia, or Romania.
Where is telephone country code 00316pozivni brojevi?
The telephone country code 00316 is used for mobile phones in the Netherlands. In this format, "0031" is the country code for the Netherlands, and "6" indicates a mobile phone number. When dialing from abroad, you would use +31 6 followed by the local mobile number.
Where does this telephone code cover 0121?
0121 serves the Birmingham, England area for telephone networks.
In Brazil what calling code do you use to phone a mobile phone in England?
Replace the 0 at the beginning of the UK telephone number (landline or mobile) with 00 44. For example, 07700 900123 becomes 00 44 7700 900123.
What city in Turkey has a telephone code of 530?
That's a mobile phone number.
