Aruba Country Code

The ITU country calling code for Aruba is +297. From Canada, dial 011 (international access), then +297, then the local number.

+297

Calling Code

107.6K

Population

180 km²

Area (km²)

Aruban Florin

AWG

Quick Facts

Aruba

North America Caribbean

Coat of arms

Basic Information

Calling Code +297

ISO Codes AW / ABW

Capital Oranjestad

Independent No

Demographics

Population 107.6K

Area 180 km²

Languages Dutch, Papiamento

Driving Side right

Geography & Time

Region Americas

Subregion Caribbean

Continent North America

Time Zones UTC-04:00

Currency

Aruban Florin (AWG)

Borders

N/A

Neighboring countries

How to Call Aruba

From Any Country:

 +297 [Local Phone Number]

Example:

+297 123 4567

(Example: Calling Oranjestad, Aruba from anywhere in the world)

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Aruba

Aruba’s country calling code is +297 and the national numbers are 7 digits long. From abroad, dial your exit code → 297 → the 7-digit number (there’s no trunk “0” and no area codes). From within Aruba, just dial the seven digits; for international calls placed from Aruba, use 00. Example landline: +297 58X XXXX; example mobile: +297 59X XXXX.

Mobiles vs landlines: Fixed lines typically start 28/52/58, while mobiles start 56/59/64/73/74/99. From the U.S. or Canada specifically, the pattern is 011 + 297 + seven digits. Always dial the full number exactly as written—there’s no city/area code to add or drop.

Aruba has no city/area codes. Every locality uses +297 + seven digits; examples below show international format.

Which mobile prefixes do mobile operators use in Albania

Dialing tip: Public sources don’t clearly indicate active mobile number portability, so treat the prefix as the original carrier and always dial the full +297 7-digit number exactly as given.

Mobile Operator	Dialing Prefixes
SETAR (Servicio di Telecomunicacion di Aruba)	common mobile leading digits: 56, 59(2/3/4/7/8), 660–661, 690, 995–998.
Digicel Aruba (New Millennium Telecom Services N.V.)	common mobile leading digits: 630, 640–641, 73, 74.