The Namibia country code is +264 — reaching one of Africa's least-crowded but fastest-modernising economies, ~2.6 million Namibians across MTC Namibia + TN Mobile. From Windhoek commerce to Etosha safari lodges, Namibian bank verifications all expect +264.
Namibia was assigned +264 by the ITU after independence in 1990 — placing it in zone 2 with the rest of Africa. The Namibian dollar is pegged 1:1 to the South African rand, which is also legal tender.
Namibia has used the +264 country code since independence from South Africa in 1990, when the ITU placed it in zone 2 alongside South Africa +27, Botswana +267, Zimbabwe +263, Zambia +260 + Angola +244. Before 1990, Namibian numbers were dialled under South Africa's +27.
Namibia's telecom industry is regulated by CRAN (the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia). Two mobile carriers dominate: MTC Namibia (Mobile Telecommunications, the market leader) + TN Mobile (Telecom Namibia's mobile arm). Mobile numbers use the 081/085 ranges (08X). 4G/LTE covers all major towns + 5G launched in Windhoek.
Namibian area codes carry a leading 0 domestically. The capital Windhoek uses <b>061</b>. Other major: 064 Swakopmund + Walvis Bay (the coast), 065 Oshakati, 066 Rundu + Katima Mulilo, 063 Keetmanshoop, 067 Otjiwarongo + Tsumeb, 062 Gobabis. Namibian mobiles all start with <b>081</b> or <b>085</b> (08X → +264 81 XXX XXXX).
Namibia is home to the world's oldest desert. The Namib Desert — after which the country is named — has existed for ~55 million years, with the towering red dunes of Sossusvlei + the eerie shipwreck-strewn Skeleton Coast. Etosha National Park is a top safari destination, Swakopmund preserves vivid German colonial architecture, and after Mongolia, Namibia is the second-least-densely-populated country on Earth.
A Namibian phone number in international format is written as +264 [area code without 0] [local]. Example: +264 61 123 456 for Windhoek (061 123 456 domestic), +264 64 123 456 for Swakopmund, +264 81 123 4567 for an MTC mobile.
Namibian mobile numbers all start with 081 or 085 (08X domestically; +264 81 / +264 85 internationally). Drop the leading 0 internationally. Namibian numbers are variable length — Windhoek 061-numbers are typically 6 digits + mobiles are 7 digits after the prefix.
From the dunes of Sossusvlei to the port of Walvis Bay, every Namibian number lives behind a +264. Pick the area code that matches your customer city.
Every country uses a different exit code before +264. From any mobile, + replaces the exit code — so +264 61 123 456 works worldwide. Always drop the leading 0 from Namibian numbers.
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+264 reaches Southern Africa's safari + mining frontier — uranium, diamonds, Etosha, Sossusvlei + the rand-linked economy. Namibian banks verify with +264 mobiles.
Namibian banks (Bank Windhoek, FNB Namibia, Standard Bank Namibia, Nedbank Namibia) + mobile-money services verify logins + transactions with +264 mobile OTPs. A local 081/085 number is essential for receiving them reliably.
A +264 line connects you to Namibia's booming tourism trade — Sossusvlei's red dunes, Etosha National Park game drives, the Skeleton Coast, Fish River Canyon + Himba cultural tours. Lodges, tour operators + booking agents all run on +264 lines.
Namibia is a top global producer of uranium (Rössing, Husab mines) + a major diamond exporter (Namdeb, offshore marine diamonds). A +264 number plugs you into the mining supply chain around Windhoek, Walvis Bay + the Erongo region.
A 061 area code says "Windhoek" — the capital + commercial heart, home to government, banks, the JSE-linked NSX + most corporate HQs. A 064 says the coast: Swakopmund's German heritage + the port of Walvis Bay.
The Namibian dollar (NAD) is pegged 1:1 to the South African rand, and the rand itself is also legal tender in Namibia. That tight currency link makes +264 a natural extension of any South African +27 business footprint.
Namibia runs on Central Africa Time (CAT, UTC+2) all year — no DST since 2017. Same clock as South Africa, Botswana, Zambia + Zimbabwe, so Southern-African business hours align cleanly with no seasonal shifts.
Pick your area code — 061 Windhoek, 064 Swakopmund, 065 Oshakati, 066 Rundu — and start calling, texting + receiving Bank Windhoek + FNB Namibia OTPs from real Namibian customers.
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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 |
011 264 61 123 456 for Windhoek, or 011 264 81 123 4567 for a Namibian mobile. On any mobile, replace 011 with +.00 264 64 123 456 for Swakopmund. Or use +264 61 123 456 from any UK mobile.00 264 61 123 456 for Windhoek. South Africa-Namibia is the heaviest telecom route into Namibia — the two share a 1:1 currency peg + the rand is legal tender in Namibia.00 264 66 123 456 for Rundu or Katima Mulilo near the shared Caprivi/Zambezi border. Or use +264 61 123 456 from any mobile.+264 [area code without 0] [local]. Example: +264 61 123 456 for Windhoek, +264 64 123 456 for Swakopmund, +264 81 123 4567 for a Namibian mobile.One tap to install. One more to call. It really is that simple.