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The Gibraltar country code is +350 — reaching the British Overseas Territory at the tip of the Iberian Peninsula, ~34,000 Gibraltarians + a major online-gambling, financial-services + maritime hub guarding the gateway to the Mediterranean. Gibraltar banks + services verify with a +350 mobile.

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Gibraltar number format
+350Country Code
No area code
5412 3456Phone number (8 digits)
+350Country code
1990sITU assigned
0Area codes
1Time zone (CET/CEST)
~50KMobile subs
8Fixed digits
02 — THE BASICS

What is the +350 country code?

Gibraltar was assigned +350 by the ITU — its own country code in zone 3, separate from the UK +44 and Spain +34. Like Denmark, Gibraltar has no area codes at all: every number is exactly 8 digits, dialed in full.

ITU zone 3 — its own code

Gibraltar has its own country code <b>+350</b>, placing it in ITU zone 3 alongside southern + western Europe. Although Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory, it is <b>not</b> dialed as part of the UK +44 — it has a fully independent +350 code. Spain +34 is its only land neighbour, but Gibraltar numbers are always reached via +350.

GRA-regulated

Gibraltar's telephone numbering is administered by the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority (GRA). The two main carriers are Gibtelecom (the incumbent fixed + mobile operator) and GibFibre (broadband + fibre). The whole territory is essentially one town, so the network is dense + entirely 5G/fibre-ready across the Rock.

No area codes — 8 digits

Gibraltar has no area codes at all. Every Gibraltar number — landline or mobile — is exactly <b>8 digits</b>, dialed in full with no trunk prefix. There is no leading 0 to drop. Landlines begin with <b>2</b> (200…); mobiles begin with <b>5 or 6</b> → +350 5XXX XXXX. The same 8 digits are dialed locally + from abroad.

DID YOU KNOW

Gibraltar runs on Central European Time — even though it is British. While the UK uses GMT/BST, Gibraltar keeps CET (UTC+1) / CEST (UTC+2), so it is one hour ahead of London. The territory is dominated by the Rock of Gibraltar, one of the ancient Pillars of Hercules, home to the Barbary macaques — the only wild monkeys in Europe — and the Gibraltar Pound is pegged 1:1 to the British Pound, with GBP accepted everywhere.

03 — QUICK FACTS

A quick read on how it works.

A Gibraltar phone number in international format is written as +350 NNNN NNNN — always exactly 8 digits. Example: +350 2001 2345 for a landline (landlines begin with 2), +350 5412 3456 for a mobile (mobiles begin with 5 or 6). Gibraltar numbers are commonly grouped as 4 + 4 for readability.

Because Gibraltar uses a closed 8-digit plan with no area codes + no trunk prefix, there is no leading 0 to drop — you always dial all 8 digits, both locally + internationally. Landlines start with 2; mobiles start with 5 or 6. Never drop a digit.

Want to call Gibraltar from abroad? Dial your exit code (00 in most countries — including Gibraltar — 011 in NANP, 0011 in Australia), then 350, then all 8 digits. On any mobile, replace the exit code with +. Never drop a digit — Gibraltar has no area-code 0.
04 — COVERAGE

Where a +350 number reaches.

From the Main Street shops in the City Centre to the lighthouse at Europa Point, every Gibraltar number lives behind a +350 — all 8 digits, no area code. Pick a number that fits your customers anywhere on the Rock.

GIBRALTAR · ONE TIME ZONE
+350 covers one tiny British Overseas Territory at the tip of Iberia, on one CET clock — and no area codes.
City CentreEuropa PointCatalan BaySandy BayThe RockUpper TownMarina BayWestsideNorth DistrictSouth District
CET (UTC+1) winterCEST (UTC+2) summer
City & regionCodeZone
City Centre+350CET/CEST
Main Street+350CET/CEST
Europa Point+350CET/CEST
Catalan Bay+350CET/CEST
Sandy Bay+350CET/CEST
The Rock+350CET/CEST
Upper Town+350CET/CEST
Marina Bay+350CET/CEST
Ocean Village+350CET/CEST
Westside+350CET/CEST
North District+350CET/CEST
South District+350CET/CEST
Gibraltar Harbour+350CET/CEST
Casemates Square+350CET/CEST
Devil's Tower Rd+350CET/CEST
Eastern Beach+350CET/CEST
Rosia Bay+350CET/CEST
The Reclamation+350CET/CEST
Landlines (2XXX)+3508-digit
Mobiles (5XXX)+3508-digit
Mobiles (6XXX)+3508-digit
8-digit plan+350No area codes
Gibtelecom Mobile+350CET/CEST
Gibtelecom Fixed+350CET/CEST
GibFibre+350CET/CEST
Toll-free (8000)+350CET/CEST
Online Gaming+350CET/CEST
Financial Services+350CET/CEST
05 — FROM ANY COUNTRY

How to call Gibraltar from any country.

Every country uses a different exit code before +350. From any mobile, + replaces the exit code — so +350 5412 3456 works worldwide. Gibraltar numbers are always 8 digits — never drop a digit.

From countryExit codeFull dialing patternMobile (+)
United States011011 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Canada011011 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
United Kingdom0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Australia00110011 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Germany0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Spain0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Norway0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Finland0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Estonia0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Netherlands0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
France0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Sweden0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Italy0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Belgium0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Poland0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Ireland0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
China0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
India0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Japan010010 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
South Korea001001 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Singapore001001 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
UAE0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Russia8 108 10 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
Brazil00 2100 21 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX
South Africa0000 350 NNNN NNNN+350 5XXX XXXX

Tip: Gibraltar has no area codes — every number is exactly 8 digits, dialed in full. There is no leading 0 to drop. Landlines start with 2; mobiles start with 5 or 6. Always dial all 8 digits after +350.

06 — WHY +350

Six reasons people pick a Gibraltar number.

+350 reaches a British Overseas Territory that is a leading online-gambling + financial-services hub, guards the gateway to the Mediterranean + runs on EU-aligned CET. Gibraltar banks + services verify with a +350 mobile.

01

Gibraltar bank + service OTPs

Gibraltar banks (Gibraltar International Bank, NatWest International, Trusted Novus Bank) + local online services send one-time codes to a <b>+350 mobile</b>. A Gibraltar number makes completing bank logins, KYC + verifications far easier from abroad — Gibraltar banks verify with +350 mobile OTPs.

02

Online-gambling + financial-services hub

Gibraltar is one of the world's leading online-gambling + financial-services jurisdictions — home to major iGaming operators, insurance + fintech firms licensed under the Gibraltar regulatory regime. A +350 line gives your business a local, on-the-Rock presence in this concentrated market.

03

British territory + EU-adjacent reach

Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory at the southern tip of Iberia, sharing a land border with Spain + sitting on the doorstep of the EU. A +350 number plugs you into both the British-territory business community + the cross-border Campo de Gibraltar / southern-Spain corridor.

04

GIP = GBP — pound convenience

The Gibraltar Pound (GIP) is pegged <b>1:1</b> to the British Pound + GBP is accepted everywhere on the Rock — so pricing, payments + invoicing line up cleanly with the UK. A +350 number pairs naturally with sterling-denominated business.

05

CET: one hour ahead of the UK

Gibraltar runs on CET (UTC+1) winter, CEST (UTC+2) summer — the same clock as Spain, Germany + most of the EU, and <b>one hour ahead of the UK</b> despite being British. Pan-EU + southern-Europe business hours align cleanly with a +350 line.

06

Simple 8-digit plan, no area codes

Gibraltar's closed 8-digit numbering plan is one of the cleanest in the world: every number is exactly 8 digits, dialed the same way everywhere, with no area code + no trunk 0 to remember. <b>+350 5412 3456</b> is dialed identically on the Rock or from abroad.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

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Grab a Gibraltar 8-digit number — City Centre, Marina Bay or Europa Point style — and start calling, texting + receiving Gibraltar bank + service OTPs from real Gibraltar customers.

07 — INCLUDED

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

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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 Gibraltar number, in three simple steps.

From "I want a Gibraltar 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.

+35020012345
+35054123456Pick
+35060512345
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

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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 Gibraltar is +350. It is the international dialing prefix used to call any phone number in Gibraltar — landline or mobile — assigned by the ITU. Gibraltar sits in ITU zone 3 and has its own code, separate from the UK +44 + Spain +34.
The +350 country code was assigned to Gibraltar by the ITU — placing it in ITU zone 3 covering southern + western Europe. Although Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory, it has its own independent +350 code rather than being dialed as part of the UK +44.
From the US, dial 011 (NANP exit code), then 350, then all 8 digits of the Gibraltar number. Example: 011 350 2001 2345 for a landline, or 011 350 5412 3456 for a Gibraltar mobile. On any mobile, replace 011 with +. Never drop a digit — Gibraltar has no area-code 0.
From the UK, dial 00 (UK exit code), then 350, then all 8 digits. Example: 00 350 5412 3456 for a mobile. Or use +350 5412 3456 from any UK mobile. Remember Gibraltar is +350, not part of the UK +44, even though it is British.
From Spain, dial 00 (Spain exit code), then 350, then all 8 digits. Example: 00 350 2001 2345 for a landline. Spain is Gibraltar\'s only land neighbour, but Gibraltar numbers are still reached via the +350 international code.
A Gibraltar phone number in international format is written as +350 NNNN NNNN — always exactly 8 digits, commonly grouped as 4 + 4. Example: +350 2001 2345 for a landline, +350 5412 3456 for a mobile.
No. Gibraltar has no area codes at all and uses a closed 8-digit numbering plan. Every Gibraltar number — landline + mobile — is exactly 8 digits, dialed in full with no trunk prefix + no area code. There is no leading 0 to add or drop. The same 8 digits are dialed on the Rock or from abroad.
In Gibraltar\'s closed 8-digit plan, the first digit indicates the number type: landlines begin with 2 (e.g. 200…) and mobiles begin with 5 or 6 (e.g. +350 5412 3456 or +350 6051 2345). There is no area code — the leading digit is part of the fixed 8-digit number, dialed in full.
Gibraltar has no area codes, so the City of Gibraltar has no dedicated dialing prefix — the territory is essentially one town under a single +350 code. Every number is a full 8 digits, e.g. +350 2001 2345 for a landline or +350 5412 3456 for a mobile. Numbers are dialed identically everywhere on the Rock.
+350 8000 is the Gibraltar toll-free range — calls are free for the caller; the business pays. Used by Gibraltar banks, utilities, online-gambling + financial-services operators + major customer-service lines on the Rock. As with all Gibraltar numbers, toll-free numbers are 8 digits in total.
Gibraltar runs on Central European Time (CET, UTC+1) in winter and Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2) from late March to late October — the same clock as Spain, Germany + most of the EU. Note: even though Gibraltar is British, it does not use UK time — it is one hour ahead of the UK (which uses GMT/BST).
The Gibraltar Pound (GIP) is pegged 1:1 to the British Pound and is interchangeable with it — GBP is accepted everywhere on the Rock. Gibraltar issues its own banknotes + coins, but they hold the same value as sterling, so prices + payments line up directly with the UK.
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory — under British sovereignty but not part of the United Kingdom itself, and not part of Spain. Its sovereignty is disputed by Spain, but Gibraltarians have repeatedly voted overwhelmingly to remain British. English is the official language, and the territory has its own +350 country code.
Yes. CallMama issues a real Gibraltar +350 number from anywhere with internet access — no Gibraltar address required, no in-person KYC. You get a full 8-digit Gibraltar number (landline-style 2XXX or mobile-style 5XXX/6XXX), live in about 60 seconds.
Yes — they mean the same Gibraltar country code, written different ways. +350 is the ITU-T E.123 international format. 00350 is the manual form: 00 + 350.
Gibraltar uses 999 as its primary emergency number for Police, Fire + Ambulance, reflecting its British heritage. The EU-standard 112 also works. For non-emergency matters, the Royal Gibraltar Police operate separate local lines.

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