Canada country code, +1 explained.
Canada, a G7 nation sharing the world's longest undefended border with the United States, uses country code +1 under the North American Numbering Plan.
Full dial format
+1 XXX XXXXXXX
Canada
CA
2 Digit ISO
+1
Country Calling Code
CAN
3 Digit ISO
Capital
Ottawa
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Time Zone
America/Toronto
Weather · Ottawa
Humidity
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Wind
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How To Call Canada: Country Code +1
Calling Canada from abroad is simple. Just follow these four steps to connect.
Know Your Exit Code
Every country has an exit code for international calls. In the US it is "011". Look yours up online — it takes seconds.
Dial Canada Country Code
Dial +1 right after your exit code. This is the country code for Canada.
Find the Area Code
Cities in Canada use different area codes. Find the one for the place you are calling.
Dial the Local Phone Number
Enter the 6–8 digit number of the person or business you want to reach.
Example
To call a friend in a Canadacity with the area code and local number, you'd dial (from the US): 011 · +1 · [area code] · [local number]
Or use +1 directly on mobile — no exit code needed.
Canada — Key Facts & Calling Guide
Everything you need before dialing Canada.
Country Details
- Country Code+1
- CapitalOttawa
- RegionAmericas
- TimezoneAmerica/Toronto
- Numbering ZoneZone 1
- Code Length3 digits
How to Dial Canada
- 1Dial your exit code (e.g. 011 from the US, 00 from Europe).
- 2Add the country code: +1.
- 3Enter the area code, if the city requires one.
- 4Dial the local subscriber number.
Full Dial Format
Exit Code + 1 + Area + Number
Additional Tips
A few things to keep in mind before you dial Canada — from mobile prefixes to timing your call just right.
Mobile Phones
Drop the leading "0" in the area code and dial directly after +1 when reaching mobiles in Canada.
Cost
International calls to Canada can cost more than domestic ones — use Teloz VoIP for carrier-grade rates.
Time Differences
Canada runs on America/Toronto. It's currently --:-- there — call at a sensible local hour.
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