The Saint-Barthélemy country code is +590 — reaching the Caribbean's most exclusive luxury hideaway, a duty-free French overseas collectivity of superyachts, designer boutiques + celebrity villas around the harbour of Gustavia. St. Barts banks verify with a +590 mobile, and +590 is shared with Guadeloupe + French Saint-Martin.
Saint-Barthélemy was assigned +590 by the ITU — a code it shares with Guadeloupe + French Saint-Martin in the French Caribbean. There are no area codes: every number is 9 digits, with landlines on 590 + mobiles on 690.
Saint-Barthélemy uses the <b>+590</b> country code, placing it in ITU zone 5 (Latin America + the Caribbean). Crucially, +590 is <b>shared</b> across three French Caribbean territories — Guadeloupe, French Saint-Martin + Saint-Barthélemy. The same +590 reaches all three, so the full 9-digit number is what distinguishes a St. Barts line.
Saint-Barthélemy's telephone numbering is administered by ARCEP (Autorité de régulation des communications électroniques — France's telecom regulator). Carriers serving the islands: Orange Caraïbe, SFR Caraïbe + Digicel. As a French overseas collectivity, St. Barts runs on French telecom rules + the euro, with 4G/5G across the island.
St. Barts has no area codes. Every number is <b>9 digits</b> with a repeated-prefix pattern: <b>landlines are +590 590 XX XX XX</b> + <b>mobiles are +590 690 XX XX XX</b>. The 590 / 690 after the country code is part of the national number — not an area code — so you always dial all 9 digits. Domestically a leading 0 is added (0590 / 0690).
St. Barts was once Swedish. Saint-Barthélemy was a Swedish colony from 1784 to 1878 — its capital Gustavia is named after a Swedish king (Gustav III), and Swedish touches remain in the street names + heritage. Today this tiny ~25 km² island is one of the Caribbean's most glamorous, duty-free luxury destinations — a hideaway of superyachts, designer boutiques + celebrity villas — yet it uses the euro + is part of France (though, unusually, not part of the EU customs territory).
A Saint-Barthélemy phone number in international format is written as +590 590 XX XX XX for landlines + +590 690 XX XX XX for mobiles — always 9 digits. Example: +590 590 27 12 34 for a Gustavia landline, +590 690 12 34 56 for a St. Barts mobile. Note the 590 / 690 "repeats" after the +590 country code.
Because St. Barts uses a closed 9-digit plan shared with Guadeloupe + Saint-Martin, you always dial the full 9-digit number — never drop a digit. Internationally, dial +590 then the 9 digits. Domestically the number carries a leading 0 (0590 for landlines, 0690 for mobiles), which is dropped when dialing internationally.
From the harbour of Gustavia to the beaches of Saint-Jean + Flamands, every St. Barts number lives behind a +590 — all 9 digits, no area code. Pick a number that fits your customers anywhere on the island.
Every country uses a different exit code before +590. From any mobile, + replaces the exit code — so +590 590 27 12 34 works worldwide. St. Barts numbers are always 9 digits — never drop a digit, because +590 is shared.
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+590 reaches one of the Caribbean's most exclusive luxury markets — a duty-free French collectivity of superyachts, designer boutiques + celebrity villas. St. Barts banks verify with a +590 mobile.
St. Barts banks + French Caribbean financial services verify customers with one-time codes sent to a <b>+590 mobile</b>. A local +590 690 number makes completing bank logins, account setups + secure verifications far easier from abroad.
A +590 line connects you to St. Barts' high-end economy — superyacht charters around Gustavia harbour, luxury villa rentals, designer boutiques, fine-dining + the celebrity-season tourism that makes this tiny island one of the Caribbean's most exclusive destinations.
St. Barts is part of France + uses the <b>euro</b>, sharing +590 with Guadeloupe + French Saint-Martin. A +590 number plugs you into the wider French Caribbean market with French business norms, EU-style consumer expectations + euro pricing.
St. Barts draws heavily on US + American visitors, and the <b>US dollar is widely accepted</b> alongside the euro. A +590 number lets you serve American tourists, charter clients + second-home owners on a recognisably local island line.
St. Barts runs on <b>Atlantic Standard Time (AST, UTC−4)</b> all year with no daylight saving — keeping it close to the US East Coast (matching EST in summer + one hour ahead in winter). Easy, stable scheduling for North-American + Caribbean business hours.
St. Barts uses a clean closed numbering plan — no area codes to remember. Landlines are 590 XX XX XX, mobiles 690 XX XX XX, dialed identically from Gustavia or abroad as <b>+590</b> + the 9 digits. CallMama routes +590 numbers through ARCEP-aligned carriers.
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+590 590 XX XX XX — the first 590 is the country code, the second 590 is the landline prefix within the national 9-digit number. Mobiles use 690 instead: +590 690 XX XX XX. It looks like a repeat, but you must dial all 9 digits.011 590 590 27 12 34 for a Gustavia landline, or 011 590 690 12 34 56 for a St. Barts mobile. On any mobile, replace 011 with +. Never drop a digit — +590 is shared.00 590 590 27 12 34 for a Gustavia landline. St. Barts is an overseas collectivity of France, so France-to-St. Barts is still an international (overseas) call with +590.011 590 690 12 34 56 for a St. Barts mobile. Or use +590 690 12 34 56 from any Canadian mobile.+590 590 XX XX XX for landlines + +590 690 XX XX XX for mobiles — always 9 digits. Example: +590 590 27 12 34 for Gustavia, +590 690 12 34 56 for a mobile. Domestically a leading 0 is added (0590 / 0690).+590 590 27 12 34, and mobiles use 690. The full 9 digits identify the line, not a regional prefix.One tap to install. One more to call. It really is that simple.