What is Code of Doha Qatar?
974
Telephone numbers in Qatar
| Location | |
|---|---|
| Country calling code | 974 |
| International call prefix | 00 |
| Trunk prefix | none |
What is the code number of Qatar?
+974
Qatar/Dialing codes
How do I call a Doha number?
First dial 011, the US exit code. Next dial 974, the Qatar country code. Then dial the 8-digit phone number, starting with 44 for landlines.
Which country uses 055?
Brazil
Brazil Country Code 55 Country Code BR.
Can I call Qatar from UAE?
To call Qatar from United Arab Emirates, dial: 00 – 974 – Land Phone Number 00 – 974 – 8 Digit Mobile Number. If there is an area code dial area code of the city in Qatar you are calling after dialing ISD Code. If there is no area code dial the Recipient’s Telephone Number after ISD Code.
How do I call Doha from India?
To call Qatar from India, dial: 00 – 974 – Land Phone Number 00 – 974 – 8 Digit Mobile Number
- 00 – Exit code for India, and is needed for making any international call from India.
- 974 – ISD Code or Country Code of Qatar.
- Area code – There are 0 area codes in Qatar.
How many numbers are in Qatar?
Eight Digits
The Supreme Council of Information and Communication Technology (ictQATAR) confirmed the successful transition of phone numbers in Qatar from seven to eight digits.
How do I add Qatar number to Whatsapp?
Open your phone’s address book. When adding the contact’s phone number, start by entering a plus sign (+). Enter the country code, followed by the full phone number. Note: A country code is a numerical prefix that must be entered before the full national phone number to make a call to another country.
How do I call a 55 number?
To call a phone in another country, dial 011, and then the code for the country you are calling, the area or city code, and the phone number. For example, if you are trying to call someone in Brazil (country code 55), in the city of Rio de Janeiro (city code 21), you would dial 011 – 55 – 21 – XXXX-XXXX.
What is our country code?
91
The country code “91” was assigned to India by the International Telecommunication Union in the 1960s.