The Equatorial Guinea country code is +240 — reaching Central Africa's only Spanish-speaking nation, ~1.7 million people across the island capital Malabo + mainland Bata, served by Muni (GETESA / Orange) + Green Com. Oil-rich, with one of Africa's highest per-capita incomes — Equatoguinean bank verifications expect a +240 mobile.
Equatorial Guinea was assigned +240 by the ITU — placing it in zone 2 with the rest of Africa. Uniquely, it has no area codes at all: every number is exactly 9 digits, dialed in full. And it is the only Spanish-speaking country in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Equatorial Guinea has used the +240 country code since the ITU placed it in zone 2, the global zone for Africa, alongside Cameroon +237, Gabon +241 + Nigeria +234. Do not confuse +240 with <b>Guinea (Guinea-Conakry) +224</b> or <b>Guinea-Bissau +245</b> — these are three completely different countries with three different codes. Equatorial Guinea is <b>+240</b> only.
Equatorial Guinea's telephone numbering is administered by ORTEL (the national telecom regulator). Two mobile carriers serve the market: Muni (GETESA, partnered with Orange — the historic incumbent) + Green Com (Green.cm). Mobile numbers begin with 222 or a 55X range; landlines begin with 333. The currency is the Central African CFA franc (XAF, FCFA).
Equatorial Guinea uses a <b>closed 9-digit numbering plan</b>. Every number — landline or mobile — is exactly <b>9 digits</b>, dialed in full with no trunk prefix + no area code. There is no leading 0 to drop. <b>Mobiles begin with 222 or 55X</b> (e.g. +240 222 XXX XXX); <b>landlines begin with 333</b>. Dial the full number everywhere, like Denmark.
Equatorial Guinea is the only Spanish-speaking country in Africa. A former Spanish colony, it kept Spanish as an official language (alongside French + Portuguese) — the only nation in Sub-Saharan Africa where Spanish is official. It is also unusual geographically: the country is split between the mainland region of Río Muni on the African coast + several islands, the largest being volcanic Bioko, where the capital Malabo sits. The remote island of Annobón lies far out in the Atlantic. Offshore oil discoveries made it one of Africa's highest per-capita-income states.
An Equatoguinean phone number in international format is written as +240 NNN NNN NNN — always exactly 9 digits. Example: +240 222 123 456 for a mobile, +240 551 234 567 for another mobile range, +240 333 123 456 for a landline. The full 9-digit number is dialed in one piece.
Because Equatorial Guinea uses a closed 9-digit plan with no area codes + no trunk prefix, there is no leading 0 to drop — you always dial all 9 digits, both domestically + internationally. Mobile numbers begin with 222 or a 55X range; landlines begin with 333.
From the colonial squares of Malabo on Bioko island to the mainland port of Bata in Río Muni, every Equatoguinean number lives behind a +240 — all 9 digits, no area code. Pick a number that fits your customers anywhere in the country.
Every country uses a different exit code before +240. From any mobile, + replaces the exit code — so +240 222 123 456 works worldwide. Equatoguinean numbers are always 9 digits — never drop a digit.
011011 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX011011 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX00110011 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX009009 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX010010 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX001001 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX001001 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX8 108 10 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXX0000 240 NNN NNN NNN+240 222 XXX XXXTip: Equatorial Guinea has no area codes — every number is exactly 9 digits, dialed in full. There is no leading 0 to drop. Mobiles begin with 222 or a 55X range; landlines begin with 333.
+240 reaches Africa's only Spanish-speaking nation + a major oil + gas economy centred on Malabo + Bata. Equatoguinean banks + services verify with a +240 mobile.
Banks + financial services in Equatorial Guinea (BANGE, CCEI Bank GE, Ecobank GE + others) deliver one-time passwords + account alerts to a registered <b>+240 mobile</b>. Without a local number, completing Equatoguinean bank verifications + mobile-money checks from abroad is difficult.
A +240 line connects you to one of Central Africa's biggest oil + gas economies — offshore production around Bioko, the LNG + methanol plants at Punta Europa, and the international energy companies, contractors + service firms operating out of Malabo + Bata.
Equatorial Guinea is the <b>only country in Sub-Saharan Africa where Spanish is an official language</b> — a unique bridge between the Spanish-speaking world + Central Africa. A +240 number signals a real local presence in this distinctive Hispanophone market (Spanish, French + Portuguese are all official).
A +240 number lets you sound local across both halves of the country: <b>Malabo</b>, the capital on Bioko island (government, oil HQs, diplomacy), + <b>Bata</b>, the largest mainland city + port in Río Muni. Reach customers + partners on the islands + the mainland alike.
Equatorial Guinea runs on West Africa Time (WAT, UTC+1) all year with no daylight saving — the same clock as Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria + winter-time Central Europe. Business hours align cleanly with Central Africa + much of the EU.
Equatorial Guinea's closed 9-digit numbering plan is clean + uniform: every number is exactly 9 digits, dialed the same way everywhere, with no area code + no trunk 0 to remember. <b>+240 222 123 456</b> is dialed identically from Malabo, Bata or abroad.
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Name, country code, ISO 3166 alpha-2 & alpha-3, exit code, and ITU zone. Filter by continent or search by name or code.
| Country | Code | ISO-2 | ISO-3 | Exit | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | +93 | AF | AFG | 00 | 9 |
| Albania | +355 | AL | ALB | 00 | 3 |
| Algeria | +213 | DZ | DZA | 00 | 2 |
| American Samoa | +1 | AS | ASM | 011 | 1 |
| Andorra | +376 | AD | AND | 00 | 3 |
| Angola | +244 | AO | AGO | 00 | 2 |
| Anguilla | +1 | AI | AIA | 011 | 1 |
| Antarctica | +672 | AQ | ATA | 00 | 6 |
| Antigua and Barbuda | +1 | AG | ATG | 011 | 1 |
| Argentina | +54 | AR | ARG | 00 | 5 |
| Armenia | +374 | AM | ARM | 00 | 3 |
| Aruba | +297 | AW | ABW | 00 | 2 |
| Australia | +61 | AU | AUS | 0011 | 6 |
| Austria | +43 | AT | AUT | 00 | 4 |
| Azerbaijan | +994 | AZ | AZE | 00 | 9 |
| Bahamas | +1 | BS | BHS | 011 | 1 |
| Bahrain | +973 | BH | BHR | 00 | 9 |
| Bangladesh | +880 | BD | BGD | 00 | 8 |
| Barbados | +1 | BB | BRB | 011 | 1 |
| Belarus | +375 | BY | BLR | 810 | 3 |
011 240 222 123 456 for a mobile, or 011 240 333 123 456 for a landline. On any mobile, replace 011 with +. Never drop a digit — Equatorial Guinea has no area-code 0.00 240 222 123 456 for a mobile. Or use +240 222 123 456 from any UK mobile.00 240 222 123 456 for a mobile. Spain + Equatorial Guinea share strong ties — Equatorial Guinea is a former Spanish colony + Africa's only Spanish-speaking nation.00 240 551 234 567 for a mobile. Cameroon borders Equatorial Guinea's mainland Río Muni region to the north + east.+240 NNN NNN NNN — always exactly 9 digits. Example: +240 222 123 456 for a mobile, +240 551 234 567 for another mobile range, +240 333 123 456 for a landline.+240 222 123 456; a number beginning +240 333 is a landline. All are part of the same 9-digit plan.+240 222 123 456.One tap to install. One more to call. It really is that simple.