From another country
Example: +55 11 subscriber number
Brazil uses country calling code +55. Geographic numbers contain a two-digit DDD code followed by an eight-digit fixed-line number or a nine-digit mobile number. A DDD usually covers several municipalities rather than one city.
The plus sign represents the international access method used by your phone or network.
Example: +55 11 subscriber number
Example: 0 + CSP + 11 + subscriber number
Domestic trunk or access rule: 0.
+55 routes a call to the Brazil numbering plan. A geographic area code then narrows a fixed-line call to a numbering area. Do not create a second “55 area code” page for the same country-code intent.
Use a city page to see the applicable geographic code, format and regional limitations.
10 digits for fixed lines; 11 for mobile.
Domestic long-distance and outbound international calls use a two-digit carrier selection code. The safest universal representation is the plus format. Mobile number portability means a prefix does not reliably identify the current operator.
Four principal time zones, from UTC−2 to UTC−5
America/Sao_Paulo: Calculated in your browser
America/Manaus: Calculated in your browser
America/Rio_Branco: Calculated in your browser
America/Noronha: Calculated in your browser
Brazil uses international calling code +55.
Dial your international access method or the plus sign, then 55, followed by the national number without any domestic trunk prefix.
No. +55 is a country calling code. Geographic area codes are the following part of a fixed-line national number.