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Country Name Country Code
Afghanistan +93
Albania +355
Algeria +213
American Samoa +1-684
Andorra +376
Angola +244
Anguilla +1-264
Antarctica +672
Antigua +1-268
Argentina +54
Armenia +374
Aruba +297
Ascension +247
Australia +61
Austria +43
Azerbaijan +994
Bahamas +1-242
Bahrain +973
Bangladesh +880
Barbados +1-246
Barbuda +1-268
Belarus +375
Belgium +32
Belize +501
Benin +229
Bermuda +1-441
Bhutan +975
Bolivia +591
Bosnia & Herzegovina +387
Botswana +267
Brazil +55
British Virgin Islands +1-284
Brunei Darussalam +673
Bulgaria +359
Burkina Faso +226
Burundi +257
Cambodia +855
Cameroon +237
Canada +1
Cape Verde Islands +238
Cayman Islands +1-345
Central African Republic +236
Chad +235
Chatham Island (New Zealand) +64
Chile +56
China (PRC) +86
Christmas Island +61-8
(08 from Australia)
Cocos-Keeling Islands +61
Colombia +57
Comoros +269
Congo +242
Congo, Dem. Rep. of (former Zaire) +243
Cook Islands +682
Costa Rica +506
Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) +225
Croatia +385
Cuba +53
Cuba (Guantanamo Bay) +5399
Curaçao +599
Cyprus +357
Czech Republic +420
Denmark +45
Diego Garcia +246
Djibouti +253
Dominica +1-767
Dominican Republic +1-809 and +1-829
East Timor +670
Easter Island +56
Ecuador +593
Egypt +20
El Salvador +503
Equatorial Guinea +240
Eritrea +291
Estonia +372
Ethiopia +251
Falkland Islands (Malvinas) +500
Faroe Islands +298
Fiji Islands +679
Finland +358
France +33
French Antilles +596
French Guiana +594
French Polynesia +689
Gabonese Republic +241
Gambia +220
Georgia +995
Germany +49
Ghana +233
Gibraltar +350

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