The area code of German mobile phone numbers has nothing to do with geography, so it is not really an area code per se. Here is an example of a German mobile phone number: +567. The shop owners believe you know the area code of the city you are in. That is why you sometimes see these very short phone numbers advertised on the windows of local shops. If you are calling a landline phone number ( Festnetz) in a city from another landline based in the same city, you can also drop the area code and only dial the individual phone number, such as 5684962.
Below you can find the area codes of the biggest German expat cities and a map for all of Germany. The area code of German landline numbers is arranged by geography. Here is a German landline phone number example: +567. The ‘0’ at the beginning of the area code gets dropped when adding the +49 or 0049 beforehand. The ‘+’ equals ‘00’, so if you cannot enter a ‘+’, just dial ‘00’.
The +49 is only necessary if you are calling a German number from abroad. In this example, the German phone number is written like this: The local area code, for example, Dusseldorf (0)211 ( Vorwahl).The international country code for Germany +49 ( Ländervorwahl).German phone numbers consist of three parts: How do you write and dial a German phone number? Special Prefix Phone Numbers in Germany.How do you write and dial a German phone number?.
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