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The Italy country code is +39 — reaching the EU's 3rd-largest economy + 59 million Italians from the Alps to Sicily, plus ~78 million mobile subscriptions across TIM, Vodafone Italy, WindTre + Iliad Italia. The only country in the world that keeps the leading 0 when dialing from abroad.

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Italy number format
+39Country Code
06Prefisso
6982 0000Numero
+39Country code
1949ITU assigned
230+Area codes
1Time zone (CET/CEST)
78MMobile subs
10-11dNational digits
02 — THE BASICS

What is the +39 country code?

Italy was assigned +39 by the ITU in 1949 — placing it in zone 3 with most of western Europe. Italy is famously the one country in the world that KEEPS the leading 0 when dialed internationally.

ITU zone 3 western Europe

Italy has used the +39 country code since 1949, when the ITU placed it in zone 3 alongside France +33, Spain +34, Belgium +32, the UK +44 and Germany +49. The "9" suffix was the 9th single-digit slot in zone 3 — making +39 the highest-numbered 2-digit code in western Europe.

AGCOM-regulated

Italy's telecom industry is regulated by AGCOM (Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni). Four major mobile carriers operate: TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile, ~30M subs), Vodafone Italy (~26M), WindTre (~20M, merger of Wind + 3 Italia in 2017), and Iliad Italia (~10M, launched 2018 by France's Iliad).

Italy KEEPS the leading 0

Italy is the <b>only country in the world</b> that requires you to <b>keep</b> the leading 0 when dialing internationally. A Rome number 06 6982 0000 stays as <code>+39 06 6982 0000</code> — you do NOT drop the 0. Every other country (UK, France, Germany, India, Brazil, Japan, etc) drops the leading 0 when dialed from abroad. Italian mobile numbers start with 3 (no leading 0) so this quirk only applies to landlines.

DID YOU KNOW

Italy is the world's only country where you keep the leading 0. AGCOM decided in the 1990s that Italian landlines would treat the leading 0 as part of the national number rather than a trunk prefix to be dropped. So while a UK 020 number becomes +44 20, an Italian 06 number stays as +39 06. This makes Italian numbers easier for Italians to write internationally — but trips up non-Italian callers used to dropping the 0.

03 — QUICK FACTS

A quick read on how it works.

An Italian phone number in international format is written as +39 [prefisso WITH 0] [numero] for landlines, or +39 [3xx] [subscriber] for mobiles. For example, +39 06 6982 0000 for a Rome landline (note the 0 is kept!), +39 02 7720 1234 for Milan, or +39 335 123 4567 for a TIM mobile.

Italian mobile numbers always start with 3 (3xx series — 320-329 TIM, 333-336 Vodafone Italy, 380-381 WindTre, 351-359 Iliad). Mobiles do not have a leading 0 — so no special handling needed. Italian landlines vary in length: Rome (06) + Milan (02) numbers are 9-10 digits including the leading 0; smaller cities use 3-digit prefissi (081 Naples, 011 Turin) + 7-8 digit subscriber.

Want to call Italy from abroad? Dial your country's exit code (00 in most countries, 011 in the US/Canada, 0011 in Australia), then 39, then the full Italian number WITH the leading 0 for landlines (or starting with 3 for mobiles). On any mobile, simply replace the exit code with a + sign.
04 — COVERAGE

Where an +39 number reaches.

From the Spanish Steps in Rome to the Duomo in Milan, every Italian number lives behind a +39. Pick the prefisso that matches your customer city — Rome 06, Milan 02, Naples 081, Turin 011.

ITALY · ONE TIME ZONE
+39 spans 20 regioni from Trentino to Sicily, one CET clock.
Rome · 06Milan · 02Naples · 081Turin · 011Palermo · 091Genoa · 010Bologna · 051Florence · 055Bari · 080Catania · 095
CET (UTC+1) winterCEST (UTC+2) summer
City & regionCodeZone
Rome (Roma) — Lazio+39-06CET/CEST
Milan (Milano)+39-02CET/CEST
Naples (Napoli)+39-081CET/CEST
Turin (Torino)+39-011CET/CEST
Palermo (Sicily)+39-091CET/CEST
Genoa (Genova)+39-010CET/CEST
Bologna+39-051CET/CEST
Florence (Firenze)+39-055CET/CEST
Bari (Puglia)+39-080CET/CEST
Catania (Sicily)+39-095CET/CEST
Venice (Venezia)+39-041CET/CEST
Verona+39-045CET/CEST
Messina (Sicily)+39-090CET/CEST
Padua (Padova)+39-049CET/CEST
Trieste+39-040CET/CEST
Taranto+39-099CET/CEST
Brescia+39-030CET/CEST
Prato+39-0574CET/CEST
Reggio Calabria+39-0965CET/CEST
Modena+39-059CET/CEST
Parma+39-0521CET/CEST
Cagliari (Sardinia)+39-070CET/CEST
Perugia (Umbria)+39-075CET/CEST
Pisa (Tuscany)+39-050CET/CEST
Salerno+39-089CET/CEST
Vatican City+379 (separate from +39)CET/CEST
San Marino+378 (separate from +39)CET/CEST
TIM Mobile (3xx)+39-3xxCET/CEST
Vodafone Italy Mobile+39-3xxCET/CEST
WindTre Mobile+39-3xxCET/CEST
Iliad Italia Mobile+39-3xxCET/CEST
Toll-free (800)+39-800CET/CEST
05 — FROM ANY COUNTRY

How to call Italy from any country.

Every country uses a different international exit code before the +39 Italy country code. From any mobile, the + symbol replaces the exit code automatically — so +39 06 6982 0000 works worldwide. Important: Italy is the ONLY country where you KEEP the leading 0 on landlines when dialing from abroad.

From countryExit codeFull dialing patternMobile (+)
United States011011 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Canada011011 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
United Kingdom0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Australia00110011 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Germany0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
France0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Spain0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Switzerland0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Austria0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Greece0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Croatia0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Slovenia0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Malta0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Tunisia0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Morocco0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Egypt0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Lebanon0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Argentina0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Brazil00 2100 21 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Russia8 108 10 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
India0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
China0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
Japan010010 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN
UAE0000 39 0PP NNNNNNN+39 3NN NNN NNNN

Tip: Italian landlines KEEP the leading 0 (Rome stays 06, Milan stays 02, Naples stays 081 even when dialed from abroad). Italian mobiles start with 3 (no leading 0). The full E.164 format is +39 0PP NNNNNNN for landline or +39 3NN NNN NNNN for mobile — 12 to 13 digits with +39.

06 — WHY +39

Six reasons people pick an Italy number.

+39 reaches the EU's 3rd-largest economy + the largest Italian-speaking diaspora in the world. SPID + Poste Italiane + Italian bank OTPs all expect +39.

01

SPID + bank OTPs land

Italian banks (Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit, BPER Banca, Mediolanum, Banca Sella, Fineco, Hype) + SPID (Sistema Pubblico di Identità Digitale) + Poste Italiane + the Agenzia delle Entrate all SMS OTPs to +39 mobile numbers.

02

Made-in-Italy B2B premium

If you sell into Italian fashion (Gucci, Prada, Armani), automotive (Ferrari, Lamborghini, Fiat), food (Barilla, Ferrero, Lavazza), or luxury (LVMH Italia), a +39 line opens 3-4x faster than a foreign number.

03

Rome 06 + Milan 02 = ministry + finance

A prefisso 06 says "Rome — the Vatican, ministries, FAO, Camera dei Deputati". A 02 says "Milan — Borsa Italiana, fashion district, La Scala". A 081 says "Naples — south + Mediterranean trade". A 055 says "Florence — culture + luxury".

04

WhatsApp + Postepay verifs

WhatsApp is huge in Italy (~36M users). Italian fintech (Postepay, Hype, Satispay, Revolut Italia) verify with +39. Italian e-commerce (Subito.it, Wallapop, Amazon.it) accept +39 mobiles instantly.

05

CET: aligned with most of EU

Italy runs on CET (UTC+1) in winter + CEST (UTC+2) in summer. Same clock as Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Croatia, Poland. Pan-EU business hours align cleanly.

06

EU GDPR-compliant routing

CallMama routes +39 numbers through Italian + EU-licensed carriers under GDPR + the Italian Codice delle Comunicazioni Elettroniche. Voice + SMS data stays within the EU/EEA.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Sound local. Anywhere in Italy.

Pick your prefisso — 06 Rome, 02 Milan, 081 Naples, 011 Turin, 055 Florence — and start calling, texting + receiving SPID + Poste Italiane + Intesa Sanpaolo OTPs from real Italian customers.

07 — INCLUDED

smart calling, built in.

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Voicemail to inbox

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Two-way SMS & MMS

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International calling

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08 — HOW IT WORKS

Your Italy number, in three simple steps.

From "I want a Italy 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.

+39066982 0000
+39027720 1234Pick
+39335123 4567
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 Italy line is live. Start dialing, texting, and being reached — exactly the way a local would.

Marco Rossi+39 06 6982 0000
09 — FULL DIRECTORY

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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.

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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 Italy is +39. It is the international dialing prefix used to call any phone number in Italy — landline or mobile — assigned by the ITU in 1949. Italy sits in ITU zone 3 alongside France +33, Spain +34, Belgium +32, the UK +44 and Germany +49.
The +39 country code was assigned to Italy by the ITU in 1949. The leading "3" places Italy in ITU zone 3 covering western Europe. The "9" suffix was the 9th single-digit slot in zone 3 — making +39 the highest 2-digit code in western Europe (alphabetical Italian arrival order).
Italy is the only country in the world that requires you to keep the leading 0 when dialing internationally. AGCOM decided in the 1990s that the Italian "0" was part of the national subscriber number, not a trunk prefix. So a Rome number 06 6982 0000 internationally becomes +39 06 6982 0000 — the 0 stays. Every other country (UK +44 20, France +33 1, Germany +49 30, etc) drops the 0.
From the US, dial 011 (NANP exit code), then 39 (Italy country code), then the Italian number WITH the leading 0 for landlines (or starting with 3 for mobiles). Example: 011 39 06 6982 0000 for the Vatican, or 011 39 335 123 4567 for an Italian mobile. On any mobile, replace 011 with +.
From the UK, dial 00 (UK exit code), then 39, then keep the leading 0 on the Italian number. Example: 00 39 02 7720 1234 for Milan. Or use +39 06 6982 0000 from any UK mobile.
From Australia, dial 0011 (Australia exit code), then 39, then keep the leading 0. Example: 0011 39 081 1234567 for Naples. Or use +39 02 7720 1234 from any Australian mobile.
An Italian phone number in international format is written as +39 0PP NNNNNNN for landline (KEEPING the leading 0) or +39 3NN NNN NNNN for mobile (no leading 0 since mobiles start with 3). Example: +39 06 6982 0000 for Rome, +39 02 7720 1234 for Milan, +39 335 123 4567 for a Vodafone Italy mobile.
A prefisso is the Italian term for an area code. Major Italian prefissi: 06 Rome + Lazio. 02 Milan + most of Lombardy. 081 Naples + Campania. 011 Turin + Piedmont. 091 Palermo + parts of Sicily. 055 Florence + most of Tuscany. 051 Bologna + Emilia-Romagna. 010 Genoa + Liguria. 041 Venice + parts of Veneto. Most Italian prefissi are 2-4 digits including the leading 0.
AGCOM reserves all numbers starting with 3 (300-399 range) for Italian mobile numbers. Each mobile carrier has its own 3xx range: 320-329 TIM. 333-336 Vodafone Italy. 338-339 TIM. 340-342 WindTre. 347-349 WindTre. 351-359 Iliad Italia. 366-368 WindTre. 380-381 WindTre. 388-393 Vodafone Italy. All Italian mobiles are 9-10 digits domestically without a leading 0.
+39 06 is the international prefix for Rome (Roma) — prefisso 06 domestically — covering all of the Lazio region including Vatican City\'s outer line (Vatican\'s own +379 is also accessible via +39 06 698x at the Vatican exchange). The 06 zone covers Rome\'s ~4.3 million people + the surrounding metropolitan area. Home to the Italian government, the President\'s Quirinale palace, the Pantheon, the Colosseum + the FAO/UN HQ.
+39 02 is the international prefix for Milan (Milano) — prefisso 02 domestically — covering Milan + most of Lombardy. Milan is Italy\'s financial capital — home to the Borsa Italiana (Italian stock exchange), UniCredit + Mediobanca HQs, the Milan Fashion Week + the Quadrilatero della Moda (Via Montenapoleone, Spiga, Sant\'Andrea). The 02 zone covers ~10 million people, making it the most-populous Italian prefisso.
+39 800 is the Italian toll-free range (numero verde — green number) — calls are free for the caller; the business pays. Used by every major Italian bank (Intesa, UniCredit, BPER, Mediolanum, Banco BPM), Poste Italiane, Trenitalia, Italo (private rail), Alitalia → ITA Airways, RAI customer-service + every major Italian utility (Enel, Eni, A2A). The 800 prefix has been the Italian freephone since 1989.
Italy 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 clocks change at 2am on the last Sunday of March and 3am on the last Sunday of October. Italy follows the EU Daylight Saving directive. All of Italy (including Sicily, Sardinia + the small islands) uses the same time zone.
Yes. CallMama issues a real Italian +39 number from anywhere with internet access — no Italy address required, no codice fiscale (Italian tax code), no in-person KYC. Pick from any of the major Italian prefissi (06 Rome, 02 Milan, 081 Naples, 011 Turin, 055 Florence, 091 Palermo, 051 Bologna) and your number is live in about 60 seconds.
Yes — they mean the same Italy country code, written different ways. +39 is the ITU-T E.123 international format. 0039 is the manual form: 00 (most countries' exit code) + 39 (Italy country code). From the USA you'd dial 011 39... instead. Critical: remember to KEEP the leading 0 on the Italian landline number — unique to Italy.
Italy adopted 112 as its single emergency number on a phased rollout completing in 2017 — replacing the older multi-line system (113 Police, 115 Fire, 118 Medical Ambulance, 117 Guardia di Finanza, 1515 Forestry). The 112 NUE (Numero Unico Emergenze) operator dispatches the right service. The older numbers still work but route through 112 first. 112 is also Italy's hearing-impaired emergency text line.

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