What is the country code for Finland?
How to dial Finnish numbers from abroad.
Short answer
Finland's country code is +358. A Finnish number written as 040 123 4567 is dialled from abroad as +358 40 123 4567, without the first zero. From a Finnish phone you dial the number as it is written, with the 0.
Why
- Traficom's numbering regulation sets +358 as the country code for Finland.
- The first 0 of a national number is a trunk prefix and is dropped after the country code.
- The same format works for mobile and landline numbers.
Details
The Åland Islands use the same +358 code. Their numbers start with 018 in Finland, or +358 18 from abroad.
Tip
Save Finnish numbers in your phone in the +358 format. They then work both in Finland and abroad.
What may differ
Short numbers such as 112 and many service numbers work differently. Some cannot be reached from abroad.
Common misconception
You keep the 0 when you add +358.
What actually happens
The first 0 is dropped after +358.
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Sources
- Traficom: Regulation 32 V/2025 on numberingChecked at:
- Wikipedia: Telephone numbers in FinlandChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Rules and services change, so check the official sources before you rely on them.
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