Calling Andorra: telephone code and dialing format
Andorra's international calling code is +376. See how to build the dialing sequence, and which details depend on where you are calling from.
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Andorra's country calling code
The international telephone country code for Andorra is +376. It is a country-level code, so it identifies the whole of Andorra rather than any town, parish or region within it. Calls to Andorra from abroad use this one code, followed by the local subscriber number.
This is the current assignment as shown in a public reference table of country calling codes, checked on 5 November 2026. That source lists the code. It does not establish when the code was assigned or whether Andorra was previously reached through another country's code, so this guide does not cover any earlier arrangement.
How to dial a number in Andorra
An international call to Andorra has three parts, entered in this order:
- 1. The international access prefix used in the country you are calling from. On most mobile phones you can enter the plus sign (+) instead.
- 2. Andorra's country code: 376.
- 3. The Andorran subscriber number.
From a mobile phone:
+376 [SUBSCRIBER NUMBER]
From any phone, using your local access prefix:
[INTERNATIONAL ACCESS PREFIX] 376 [SUBSCRIBER NUMBER]
In these patterns, [INTERNATIONAL ACCESS PREFIX] stands for the exit code of the country you are calling from. [SUBSCRIBER NUMBER] stands for the Andorran number you want to reach. Spaces are shown only for readability; do not dial them.
Details this guide cannot confirm
No origin country was given, so this guide cannot give a complete sequence for any particular location. The international access prefix differs from country to country and can also differ by carrier. Check the correct prefix with your phone provider, or use the plus sign on a mobile phone so the network supplies the prefix.
The source used here confirms only the country code. It does not describe Andorra's domestic numbering rules, including how long subscriber numbers are, whether they begin with particular digits, or whether a domestic trunk prefix exists that should be dropped when calling from abroad. If an Andorran number is written with extra leading digits or symbols in its domestic form, check how it should be written in international format before dialing.
Calls made from inside Andorra to another Andorran number generally do not need the country code. However, the local dialing format is not covered by the supplied evidence, so this guide does not give one.