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Niger Country Code

The international dialing code for Niger is +227. Find all the information you need to make international calls to Niger.

Dialing Code
+227
ISO 2
NE
ISO 3
Flag
Niger
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How to Call Niger

Step 1: Dial your international access code

From most countries, dial 00 or + (on mobile). From the US/Canada, dial 011.

Step 2: Dial the country code for Niger

227

Step 3: Dial the local number

Example: 227 XXX XXXX

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About Niger

Population
26 million
Timezone
WAT (UTC+1)
Language
French
Currency
West African CFA Franc (CFA)

Popular Cities

Niamey
Zinder
Maradi
Agadez
Diffa

ISO Codes

ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2
NE
ISO 3166-1 Alpha-3
Dialing Code
+227

Niger Calling — FAQ

What is the country code for Niger?

The international dialing code for Niger is +227. When calling from abroad, dial your international access code (011 from the US/Canada, 00 from Europe), then 227, followed by the local number.

How do I call Niger from abroad?

To call Niger, dial your country's international access code, then +227 (the country code for Niger), followed by the local number. For example: 227 XXX XXXX. With PhoneTheWorld, just enter the full number including +227 and click call.

What is the ISO code for Niger?

The ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for Niger is NE. These codes are used internationally for identification purposes.

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