Our phone number lookup tool above instantly verifies whether a phone number belongs to Germany by analyzing its country code and number format. Germany phone numbers use the country code +49 and follow an 6 to 13 digits national format.
| Country: | |
|---|---|
| Country Calling Code: | +49 |
| National Number Format: | 6 to 13 digits |
| Example Number: | +49 171 1234567 |
| International Dialing Prefix: | 00 |
| National Trunk Prefix: | 0 |
| Time Zone (UTC/DST): | +1/+2 |
| Regulator: | Bundesnetzagentur (BNA) |
Looking for a specific company's contact information? Use trusted local business directories to find phone numbers and addresses.
Official White Pages phone book for people and businesses in Germany. In German. Enter a name in the first box (wer/was). Optionally enter a place name in the second box (wo). The German version of city names must be entered and the autocomplete assists with this to get the right spelling. Then click the finden button. Reverse search (rückwärts-suche) is also available as an option.
Local business directory. In German. Type in the name of what you're looking for in the first box and the (optional) location in the second (needs to be German spelling). Click on Finden to search. Remembers the last location you searched so makes it a good local directory. Reverse lookup (search by telephone number) is also available by clicking on Rückwärtssuche tab above the search boxes.
Yellow Pages classified business directory for Germany. In German. Type in what you're looking for (was) and where (wo). Then click the finden button.
Yellow Pages business directory in German. Type in what or who you are looking for in Suche Nach and then the location in Wo. You will need to enter the correct German spelling for any towns or cities for example München instead of Munich. Reverse search is also available - click on Telefonnummer option above the search boxes.
Germany mobile numbers are usually issued by one of the following operators:
| Operator | MCCMNC |
|---|---|
| Telekom | 26201, 26206, 26278 |
| O2 | 26203, 26205, 26207, 26208, 26211, 26217, 26277 |
| Vodafone | 26202, 26204, 26209 |
Here's a full list of Germany mobile operators on our reverse phone number lookup database: 1&1 Mobilfunk, Argon Networks, Easy World, Eplus, Eplus/Sipgate, Eplus/Telogic, Interactive digital media, LEBARA, Mtel, Multiconnect, NAKA AG, O2, Simsalasim, T-Mobile, TelcoVillage, Tismi BV, Vodafone, Vodafone/Lycamobile, Vodafone/Truphone.
These are the number types currently in use in Germany, with an example of how each is written in national and international format.
| Type | Example (National) | Example (International) | Digits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile | 01512 3456789 | +49 1512 3456789 | 11 |
| Fixed Line | 030 123456 | +49 30 123456 | 8 |
| Toll Free | 0800 1234567890 | +49 800 1234567890 | 13 |
| Premium Rate | 0900 1 234567 | +49 900 1 234567 | 10 |
| Shared Cost | 0180 1 2345 | +49 180 1 2345 | 8 |
| Personal Number | 0700 1234 5678 | +49 700 1234 5678 | 11 |
| Pager | 16412345 | +49 16412345 | 8 |
| Universal Access Number | 018500 123456 | +49 18500 123456 | 11 |
| Voicemail | 0177 99 1234567 | +49 177 99 1234567 | 12 |
Emergency numbers in Germany: 112, 110
Fixed-line phone numbers in Germany use the country code +49, followed by an area code such as 30 (Berlin), 40 (Hamburg) or 69 (Frankfurt am Main). Match the area code below to identify the city or region a number from Germany is calling from.
| Area Code | City / Region | Dialing Format |
|---|---|---|
| 30 | Berlin | +49 30 |
| 40 | Hamburg | +49 40 |
| 69 | Frankfurt am Main | +49 69 |
| 89 | Munich | +49 89 |
| 201 | Essen | +49 201 |
| 211 | Düsseldorf | +49 211 |
| 221 | Cologne | +49 221 |
| 231 | Dortmund | +49 231 |
| 341 | Leipzig | +49 341 |
| 711 | Stuttgart | +49 711 |