From another country
Example: +54 11 4321 0000
Argentina uses country calling code +54 and a ten-digit national significant number for ordinary telephone numbering. Geographic area codes vary from two to four digits, while the local subscriber part shortens accordingly. Drop the domestic trunk 0 after +54; mobile calls from abroad add 9 after +54 and omit the domestic 15.
The plus sign represents the international access method used by your phone or network.
Example: +54 11 4321 0000
Example: 011 4321 0000
Domestic trunk or access rule: 0.
For a fixed line, remove the domestic 0 before +54. For a mobile from abroad, use +54 9 + area code + local number and omit both the domestic 0 and the domestic mobile prefix 15.
+54 routes a call to Argentina. A geographic area code then identifies a fixed-line numbering area or range. Do not create a duplicate global “54 area code” page for the same country-code intent.
Use a city page to see the applicable geographic code, format and regional limitations.
The national significant number is 10 digits; area codes contain 2–4 digits and subscriber numbers contain 6–8 digits.
An area code identifies an ENACOM local numbering area, not an exact address. The code alone does not reveal a subscriber or guarantee the current carrier. Fixed and mobile numbers use different international formats, so the +54 9 mobile rule must be checked before calling a mobile.
Argentina Time (ART), UTC−3 year-round
America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires: Calculated in your browser
Argentina uses country calling code +54.
Dial your international access method or the plus sign, then 54, followed by the national number without the domestic trunk prefix 0.
No. +54 is a country calling code. Geographic area codes are the following part of a fixed-line national number.