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The Aruba country code is +297 — reaching the southern Caribbean's "One Happy Island," ~107,000 Arubans + a thriving tourism economy across Setar + Digicel Aruba. A constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and one of the ABC islands — Aruban bank verifications all expect a +297 mobile.

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+297Country Code
No area code
560 1234Number (7 digits)
+297Country code
ITU zone 5South America
0Area codes
1Time zone (AST)
Setar/DigicelCarriers
7Fixed digits
02 — THE BASICS

What is the +297 country code?

Aruba was assigned +297 by the ITU — placing it in zone 5 with the Americas. Uniquely, Aruba has no area codes at all: every number is exactly 7 digits, dialed in full.

ITU zone 5 Caribbean

Aruba has used the +297 country code since the ITU placed it in zone 5 — the South America + Caribbean zone — after Aruba gained its separate status (Status Aparte) within the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1986. Aruba is one of the "ABC islands" alongside Bonaire + Curaçao, but each has its own dialing setup; Aruba proper is +297 only.

Setar + Digicel network

Aruba's telecom is served by two main carriers: Setar (the government-owned incumbent — landline, mobile + fibre) + Digicel Aruba (a Caribbean-wide mobile operator). 4G/LTE is deployed island-wide, and Aruba's compact size means coverage spans the whole island from Oranjestad to San Nicolas.

No area codes — 7 digits

Aruba uses a <b>closed 7-digit plan</b>: every number — landline or mobile — is exactly <b>7 digits</b>, dialed in full with no area code + no trunk prefix. There is no leading 0 to drop. Landlines begin with <b>5</b>; mobiles begin with <b>5, 6, 7 or 9</b>. Internationally you dial <b>+297</b> followed by all 7 digits.

DID YOU KNOW

Aruba is "One Happy Island." A constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, it lies outside the main hurricane belt in the southern Caribbean — with the white sands of Eagle + Palm Beaches and an arid, cactus-and-divi-divi-tree landscape. Oranjestad's pastel Dutch architecture + casinos draw cruise ships year-round, Papiamento is the beloved local creole, and Aruban banks send one-time codes to a +297 mobile.

03 — QUICK FACTS

A quick read on how it works.

An Aruban phone number in international format is written as +297 NNN NNNN — always exactly 7 digits. Example: +297 560 1234 for a mobile, +297 588 1234 for an Oranjestad landline. Aruban numbers are grouped 3 + 4 for readability.

Because Aruba uses a closed 7-digit plan with no area codes + no trunk prefix, there is no leading 0 to drop — you always dial all 7 digits, both on-island + internationally. Landlines begin with 5; mobiles begin with 5, 6, 7 or 9.

Want to call Aruba from abroad? Dial your exit code (00 in most countries — including Aruba — 011 in NANP, 0011 in Australia), then 297, then all 7 digits. On any mobile, replace the exit code with +. Never drop a digit — Aruba has no area-code 0.
04 — COVERAGE

Where a +297 number reaches.

From the cruise terminal in Oranjestad to the lighthouse at California Point, every Aruban number lives behind a +297 — all 7 digits, no area code. Pick a number that fits your customers anywhere on the island.

ARUBA · ONE TIME ZONE
+297 spans the whole island from Oranjestad to San Nicolas, one AST clock — and no area codes.
OranjestadSan NicolasNoordSanta CruzParaderaSavanetaPos ChiquitoTanki LeendertPalm BeachEagle Beach
AST (UTC−4) all yearNo DST observed
City & regionCodeZone
Oranjestad+297UTC−4
San Nicolas+297UTC−4
Noord+297UTC−4
Santa Cruz+297UTC−4
Paradera+297UTC−4
Savaneta+297UTC−4
Pos Chiquito+297UTC−4
Tanki Leendert+297UTC−4
Palm Beach+297UTC−4
Eagle Beach+297UTC−4
Malmok+297UTC−4
Druif+297UTC−4
Tanki Flip+297UTC−4
Sero Blanco+297UTC−4
Brasil+297UTC−4
Cumana+297UTC−4
Piedra Plat+297UTC−4
Sabana Basora+297UTC−4
Balashi+297UTC−4
7-digit plan+297No area codes
Setar Landline+297UTC−4
Setar Mobile+297UTC−4
Digicel Mobile+297UTC−4
Mobile (5/6/7/9)+297UTC−4
Toll-free (800)+297UTC−4
Oranjestad CBD+297UTC−4
05 — FROM ANY COUNTRY

How to call Aruba from any country.

Every country uses a different exit code before +297. From any mobile, + replaces the exit code — so +297 560 1234 works worldwide. Aruban numbers are always 7 digits — never drop a digit.

From countryExit codeFull dialing patternMobile (+)
United States011011 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Canada011011 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
United Kingdom0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Australia00110011 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Germany0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Netherlands0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Venezuela0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Colombia0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Curaçao0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Dominican Rep.011011 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
France0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Spain0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Italy0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Belgium0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Brazil00 2100 21 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Mexico0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
China0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
India0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Japan010010 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
South Korea001001 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Singapore001001 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
UAE0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
Russia8 108 10 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX
South Africa0000 297 NNN NNNN+297 5XX XXXX

Tip: Aruba has no area codes — every number is exactly 7 digits, dialed in full. There is no leading 0 to drop. Landlines begin with 5; mobiles begin with 5, 6, 7 or 9.

06 — WHY +297

Six reasons people pick an Aruba number.

+297 reaches the southern Caribbean's top tourism destination + the home of cruise tourism, hospitality + Dutch-Caribbean business. Aruban banks + services verify with a +297 mobile.

01

Aruban bank OTPs

Aruban banks (Aruba Bank, Caribbean Mercantile Bank, RBC Royal Bank Aruba) + local online services send one-time codes to a +297 mobile. Without an Aruban number, completing bank + account verifications from abroad is hard.

02

Tourism, cruise + hospitality business

A +297 line connects you to Aruba's tourism engine — hotels + resorts along Palm + Eagle Beach, cruise operations at the Oranjestad terminal, dive shops, casinos + tour companies. A local number lets travellers + partners reach you on-island at no international cost.

03

Dutch-Caribbean + US reach

As a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and one of the ABC islands, Aruba bridges Dutch, Caribbean + US markets. A +297 number plugs you into Aruban + regional commerce while staying reachable to North American visitors.

04

Outside the hurricane belt — stable

Aruba lies outside the main Caribbean hurricane belt, giving it year-round stability that underpins its tourism + business climate. A +297 line is essential for any business serving this dependable, visitor-driven economy.

05

AST: aligned with US East Coast

Aruba runs on Atlantic Standard Time (AST, UTC−4) all year with no daylight saving — the same clock as US Eastern Daylight Time in summer, one hour ahead in winter. Business hours align cleanly with the US East Coast + much of the Americas.

06

7 digits, no area codes — the simplest plan

Aruba's closed 7-digit plan is one of the cleanest anywhere: every number is exactly 7 digits, dialed the same way everywhere, with no area code + no trunk 0 to remember. <b>+297 560 1234</b> is dialed identically from Oranjestad, San Nicolas or abroad.

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07 — INCLUDED

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08 — HOW IT WORKS

Your Aruba number, in three simple steps.

From "I want a Aruba number" to making your first call — three taps and you're live.

01 · STEP

Pick your digits

Choose the area code or city prefix that matches where you sell.

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02 · STEP

Confirm in the app

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03 · STEP

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09 — FULL DIRECTORY

Every country code, searchable.

Name, country code, ISO 3166 alpha-2 & alpha-3, exit code, and ITU zone. Filter by continent or search by name or code.

CountryCodeISO-2ISO-3ExitZone
Afghanistan+93AFAFG009
Albania+355ALALB003
Algeria+213DZDZA002
American Samoa+1ASASM0111
Andorra+376ADAND003
Angola+244AOAGO002
Anguilla+1AIAIA0111
Antarctica+672AQATA006
Antigua and Barbuda+1AGATG0111
Argentina+54ARARG005
Armenia+374AMARM003
Aruba+297AWABW002
Australia+61AUAUS00116
Austria+43ATAUT004
Azerbaijan+994AZAZE009
Bahamas+1BSBHS0111
Bahrain+973BHBHR009
Bangladesh+880BDBGD008
Barbados+1BBBRB0111
Belarus+375BYBLR8103
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10 — ANSWERS

Frequently asked.

The country code for Aruba is +297. It is the international dialing prefix used to call any phone number in Aruba — landline or mobile — assigned by the ITU. Aruba sits in ITU zone 5, the South America + Caribbean zone.
The +297 country code was assigned to Aruba by the ITU — placing it in ITU zone 5 covering South America + the Caribbean — after Aruba gained its separate "Status Aparte" within the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1986. Each of the ABC islands has its own dialing setup; Aruba proper is +297.
From the US, dial 011 (NANP exit code), then 297, then all 7 digits of the Aruban number. Example: 011 297 560 1234 for a mobile, or 011 297 588 1234 for an Oranjestad landline. On any mobile, replace 011 with +. Never drop a digit — Aruba has no area-code 0.
From the Netherlands, dial 00 (Dutch exit code), then 297, then all 7 digits. Example: 00 297 560 1234. Aruba is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, so the Netherlands–Aruba route is a busy one — but it is still an international call to +297.
From Canada, dial 011 (NANP exit code), then 297, then all 7 digits. Example: 011 297 588 1234. Or use +297 560 1234 from any Canadian mobile.
From Venezuela, dial 00 (exit code), then 297, then all 7 digits. Example: 00 297 560 1234. Aruba lies just off the Venezuelan coast, so this is one of the shortest hops to the island.
An Aruban phone number in international format is written as +297 NNN NNNN — always exactly 7 digits, grouped 3 + 4. Example: +297 560 1234 for a mobile, +297 588 1234 for an Oranjestad landline.
No. Aruba uses a closed 7-digit numbering plan. Every Aruban number — landline + mobile — is exactly 7 digits, dialed in full with no trunk prefix + no area code. There is no leading 0 to add or drop. The same 7 digits are dialed from Oranjestad, San Nicolas or abroad.
Aruba uses a closed 7-digit plan where the first digit indicates the line type. Landlines begin with 5; mobiles begin with 5, 6, 7 or 9. There is no area code — the whole number is 7 digits, e.g. +297 560 1234 for a mobile. Numbers are dialed in full everywhere.
Aruba has no area codes, so Oranjestad has no dedicated dialing prefix. Many Oranjestad landlines begin with 58 (e.g. 582, 583, 588), but this is a Setar exchange pattern, not an area code — the full number is always 7 digits, e.g. +297 588 1234. Dial all 7 digits everywhere.
+297 800 is the Aruban toll-free range — calls are free for the caller; the business pays. Used by Aruban banks, utilities (Elmar, WEB Aruba), telecom (Setar, Digicel) + hospitality lines for customer service.
Aruba runs on Atlantic Standard Time (AST, UTC−4) all year round, with no daylight saving time. That makes it the same clock as US Eastern Daylight Time in summer + one hour ahead of US Eastern Standard Time in winter — convenient alignment with the US East Coast + the Americas.
Aruba is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands — self-governing in its own affairs since gaining "Status Aparte" in 1986, but part of the wider Kingdom alongside the Netherlands, Curaçao + Sint Maarten. For dialing, Aruba has its own country code +297 — separate from the Netherlands +31.
Yes. CallMama issues a real Aruban +297 number from anywhere with internet access — no Aruba address required, no in-person KYC. You get a full 7-digit Aruban number, live in about 60 seconds.
Yes — they mean the same Aruba country code, written different ways. +297 is the ITU-T E.123 international format. 00297 is the manual form: 00 + 297.
Aruba uses 911 as its emergency number for police + general emergencies, and 100 reaches the police directly. 911 also dispatches ambulance + fire services. These short codes are dialed directly on-island, not in international 7-digit format.

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