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The Faroe Islands country code is +298 — reaching a windswept North-Atlantic archipelago of 18 volcanic islands, ~54,000 Faroese with near-universal mobile coverage across Føroya Tele (Faroese Telecom) + Hey (Vodafone Faroe Islands). An autonomous part of Denmark with its own language, parliament + football team — Faroese bank verifications all expect a +298 mobile.

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+298Country Code
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21 12 34Telefonnummar (6 siffur)
+298Country code
1980sITU assigned
0Area codes
1Time zone (WET/WEST)
54KPopulation
6Fixed digits
02 — THE BASICS

What is the +298 country code?

The Faroe Islands was assigned +298 by the ITU — placing it in zone 2. Like Denmark, the Faroes have no area codes at all: every number is exactly 6 digits, dialed in full.

ITU zone 2 North Atlantic

The Faroe Islands has its own +298 country code, separate from Denmark +45 and Greenland +299, even though all three belong to the Kingdom of Denmark. The Faroes sit in ITU zone 2. Every Faroese number is reached only via +298 — you cannot dial a Faroese number through the Danish +45 code.

Two Faroese carriers

The Faroe Islands' telephone network is run by two operators: Føroya Tele (Faroese Telecom — the former state operator, providing landline, mobile + the inter-island fibre backbone) and Hey (Vodafone Faroe Islands). Both run nationwide 4G/5G across the 18 islands, linked by sub-sea tunnels + fibre.

No area codes — 6 digits

The Faroe Islands uses a <b>closed 6-digit numbering plan</b>. Every number — landline or mobile — is exactly <b>6 digits</b>, dialed in full with no area code and no trunk prefix. There is no leading 0 to drop. <b>Mobiles begin with 2, 5 or 7</b> (+298 2X XX XX); landlines and other ranges fill out the rest of the plan.

DID YOU KNOW

More sheep than people. The Faroe Islands are a self-governing archipelago of 18 volcanic islands in the North Atlantic, between Scotland, Iceland + Norway. The Faroese speak their own language (Faroese, descended from Old Norse), run their own parliament (the Løgting, one of the oldest in the world) + field their own national football team. Dramatic sea cliffs, fjords, grass-roofed houses + puffins define the landscape, while fishing + salmon aquaculture dominate the economy. Tórshavn is one of the world's smallest capital cities.

03 — QUICK FACTS

A quick read on how it works.

A Faroese phone number in international format is written as +298 NN NN NN — always exactly 6 digits. Example: +298 21 12 34 for a mobile, +298 31 12 34 for a landline. Faroese numbers are grouped in pairs for readability.

Because the Faroe Islands use a closed 6-digit plan with no area codes + no trunk prefix, there is no leading 0 to drop — you always dial all 6 digits, both domestically + internationally. Mobile numbers begin with 2, 5 or 7; never drop a digit.

Want to call the Faroe Islands from abroad? Dial your exit code (00 in most countries — including the Faroes — 011 in NANP, 0011 in Australia), then 298, then all 6 digits. On any mobile, replace the exit code with +. Never drop a digit — the Faroe Islands have no area-code 0.
04 — COVERAGE

Where a +298 number reaches.

From the harbour of Tórshavn to the cliffs of Vágar, every Faroese number lives behind a +298 — all 6 digits, no area code. Pick a number that fits your customers anywhere across the 18 islands.

FAROE ISLANDS · ONE TIME ZONE
+298 spans 18 islands from Suðuroy to Norðoyar, one WET clock — and no area codes.
TórshavnKlaksvíkRunavíkTvøroyriVágurVestmannaSørvágurSaltangaráHoyvíkArgir
WET (UTC+0) winterWEST (UTC+1) summer
City & regionCodeZone
TórshavnStreymoyWET/WEST
KlaksvíkBorðoyWET/WEST
RunavíkEysturoyWET/WEST
TvøroyriSuðuroyWET/WEST
VágurSuðuroyWET/WEST
VestmannaStreymoyWET/WEST
SørvágurVágarWET/WEST
SaltangaráEysturoyWET/WEST
HoyvíkStreymoyWET/WEST
ArgirStreymoyWET/WEST
EiðiEysturoyWET/WEST
FuglafjørðurEysturoyWET/WEST
MiðvágurVágarWET/WEST
SandavágurVágarWET/WEST
Vágur (Suðuroy)SuðuroyWET/WEST
HvalbaSuðuroyWET/WEST
KollafjørðurStreymoyWET/WEST
KvívíkStreymoyWET/WEST
SandurSandoyWET/WEST
SkopunSandoyWET/WEST
GøtaEysturoyWET/WEST
LeirvíkEysturoyWET/WEST
NólsoyNólsoyWET/WEST
6-digit plan+298No area codes
Føroya Tele Mobile+298WET/WEST
Hey Mobile+298WET/WEST
Mobile (2/5/7)+298WET/WEST
Toll-free (800)+298WET/WEST
05 — FROM ANY COUNTRY

How to call the Faroe Islands from any country.

Every country uses a different exit code before +298. From any mobile, + replaces the exit code — so +298 21 12 34 works worldwide. Faroese numbers are always 6 digits — never drop a digit.

From countryExit codeFull dialing patternMobile (+)
United States011011 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Canada011011 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
United Kingdom0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Australia00110011 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Germany0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Denmark0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Norway0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Iceland0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Sweden0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Netherlands0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
France0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Spain0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Italy0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Belgium0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Poland0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Ireland0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
China0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
India0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Japan010010 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
South Korea001001 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Singapore001001 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
UAE0000 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Russia8 108 10 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX
Brazil00 2100 21 298 NN NN NN+298 2X XX XX

Tip: The Faroe Islands have no area codes — every number is exactly 6 digits, dialed in full. There is no leading 0 to drop. Mobiles begin with 2, 5 or 7; always dial the country code +298 then all 6 digits.

06 — WHY +298

Six reasons people pick a Faroe Islands number.

+298 reaches a tight-knit North-Atlantic community built on fishing, salmon aquaculture + a Denmark-linked (DKK) economy. Faroese banks + services verify with a +298 mobile.

01

Faroese bank OTPs

Faroese banks (BankNordik, Betri, Norðoya Sparikassi) + many local services send one-time codes to a registered +298 mobile. Without a Faroese number, completing bank logins + verifications from abroad is hard — a +298 line keeps you reachable on the islands' own network.

02

Fishing + salmon-aquaculture business

The Faroese economy runs on the sea — pelagic fishing + salmon aquaculture (Bakkafrost, the world's largest integrated salmon farmer, is Faroese) + seafood exports. A +298 line connects you straight into one of the North Atlantic's most important fishing + aquaculture hubs.

03

Reach a remote Nordic community

With ~54,000 people spread across 18 islands, the Faroes are a small, close-knit market where a local +298 number signals you actually belong. A Tórshavn-reachable line builds trust no foreign code can match in such a tight community.

04

Denmark-linked (DKK) economy

The Faroe Islands use the Danish krone (DKK) — issued locally as the Faroese króna banknote, equal to the DKK — and are an autonomous part of the Kingdom of Denmark. A +298 number plugs you into a Nordic, Denmark-aligned economy while staying distinctly Faroese.

05

North-Atlantic tourism reach

Dramatic sea cliffs, fjords, grass-roofed houses + puffins have made the Faroes a fast-growing sustainable-tourism destination. A +298 number is ideal for guesthouses, tour operators + travel businesses reaching visitors heading to the islands.

06

The simplest 6-digit plan

The Faroese closed 6-digit numbering plan is one of the cleanest anywhere: every number is exactly 6 digits, dialed the same way everywhere, with no area code + no trunk 0 to remember. <b>+298 21 12 34</b> is dialed identically from Tórshavn, Klaksvík or abroad.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

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Grab a Faroese 6-digit number — Tórshavn, Klaksvík or Runavík style — and start calling, texting + receiving Faroese bank OTPs from real Faroese customers across the 18 islands.

07 — INCLUDED

smart calling, built in.

Same six features come standard on every CallMama Faroe Islands number — no upsell tiers, no per-feature charges.

Call forwarding

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Call recording

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Custom caller ID

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Voicemail to inbox

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Two-way SMS & MMS

Send and receive text and image messages from your number — same line works on web, iOS, and Android.

International calling

Outbound calls to 200+ countries from the same app. Skip carrier roaming and international add-ons.

08 — HOW IT WORKS

Your Faroe Islands number, in three simple steps.

From "I want a Faroe Islands 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.

+2982112 34
+2983112 34Pick
+2985112 34
02 · STEP

Confirm in the app

Six-digit confirmation drops into the app. No documents to upload, no waiting room, no callbacks.

ENTER VERIFICATION CODE
492803
03 · STEP

Start calling

Your Faroe Islands line is live. Start dialing, texting, and being reached — exactly the way a local would.

Eyðun Jacobsen+298 21 12 34
09 — FULL DIRECTORY

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10 — ANSWERS

Frequently asked.

The country code for the Faroe Islands is +298. It is the international dialing prefix used to call any phone number in the Faroe Islands — landline or mobile — assigned by the ITU. The Faroes sit in ITU zone 2 and have their own code, separate from Denmark +45 + Greenland +299.
The +298 country code was assigned to the Faroe Islands by the ITU, placing it in ITU zone 2. Although the Faroes are part of the Kingdom of Denmark, they were given their own country code (+298) so their telephone network operates independently of Denmark\'s +45.
Yes — the Faroe Islands are an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, with their own parliament (the Løgting), language (Faroese) + football team. But for dialing they use their own country code +298, not Denmark\'s +45. You cannot reach a Faroese number through the +45 code.
From the US, dial 011 (NANP exit code), then 298, then all 6 digits of the Faroese number. Example: 011 298 21 12 34 for a mobile, or 011 298 31 12 34 for a landline. On any mobile, replace 011 with +. Never drop a digit — the Faroes have no area-code 0.
From Denmark, dial 00 (Denmark exit code), then 298, then all 6 digits. Example: 00 298 21 12 34. Even though the Faroes are part of the Kingdom of Denmark, you still dial the full international +298 — they are not part of the +45 plan.
From the UK, dial 00 (UK exit code), then 298, then all 6 digits. Example: 00 298 31 12 34. Or use +298 21 12 34 from any UK mobile. The Faroes keep the same clock as the UK + Ireland.
From Iceland, dial 00 (Iceland exit code), then 298, then all 6 digits. Example: 00 298 21 12 34. Iceland + the Faroe Islands are close North-Atlantic neighbours with regular air + ferry links.
A Faroese phone number in international format is written as +298 NN NN NN — always exactly 6 digits, grouped in pairs. Example: +298 21 12 34 for a mobile, +298 31 12 34 for a landline.
No. The Faroe Islands use a closed 6-digit numbering plan. Every number — landline + mobile — is exactly 6 digits, dialed in full with no trunk prefix + no area code. There is no leading 0 to add or drop. The same 6 digits are dialed from Tórshavn, Klaksvík or abroad.
The Faroe Islands use a closed numbering plan: instead of an area code plus a local number, every number is a single fixed-length 6-digit string. With only ~54,000 people, six digits is plenty. Mobiles begin with 2, 5 or 7, and the number is the same length everywhere on the islands.
The Faroe Islands have no area codes, so Tórshavn — the capital — has no dedicated dialing prefix. Every number across the islands is a full 6 digits, e.g. +298 21 12 34. Faroese numbers are non-geographic; the same 6-digit format covers Tórshavn, Klaksvík + every island.
The Faroe Islands use the Danish krone (DKK), issued locally in the form of the Faroese króna banknote, which is equal to and interchangeable with the Danish krone. The Faroes are an autonomous part of the Kingdom of Denmark, so their economy is closely tied to Denmark\'s.
The Faroe Islands run on Western European Time (WET, UTC+0) in winter and Western European Summer Time (WEST, UTC+1) in summer. They observe daylight-saving time on the same schedule as the UK + Ireland — not on Central European Time like mainland Denmark.
+298 800 (the 80X range) is the Faroese toll-free area — calls are free for the caller; the business pays. Used by Faroese banks, Føroya Tele, Hey + larger service providers for customer-service lines reachable across the islands.
Yes. CallMama issues a real Faroese +298 number from anywhere with internet access — no Faroe Islands address required, no in-person KYC. You get a full 6-digit Faroese number, live in about 60 seconds, working across iOS, Android + web.
Yes — they mean the same Faroe Islands country code, written different ways. +298 is the ITU-T E.123 international format. 00298 is the manual form: 00 + 298. Both reach the islands; always follow with all 6 digits.
The Faroe Islands use 112 as their single emergency number for police, fire + ambulance + sea rescue across the 18 islands. It is the same emergency number used throughout Denmark + the EU.
Yes — famously. With ~54,000 people + roughly 70,000–80,000 sheep, the Faroe Islands have more sheep than people, which is even reflected in the islands\' name. A +298 number reaches this tight North-Atlantic community where fishing, salmon farming + sheep have long defined daily life.

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