Italy Country Code

The ITU country calling code for Italy is +39. From Canada, dial 011 (international access), then +39, then the local number.

+39

Calling Code

58.9M

Population

301.3K km²

Area (km²)

Euro

EUR

Quick Facts

Italian Republic

Italy

Europe Southern Europe

Coat of arms

Basic Information

Calling Code +39

ISO Codes IT / ITA

Capital Rome

Independent Yes

Demographics

Population 58.9M

Area 301.3K km²

Languages Italian, Catalan

Driving Side right

Geography & Time

Region Europe

Subregion Southern Europe

Continent Europe

Time Zones UTC+01:00

Currency

Euro (EUR)

Borders

6 countries

Neighboring countries

Austria France San Marino Slovenia Switzerland Vatican City

How to Call Italy

From Any Country:

 +39 [Local Phone Number]

Example:

+39 06 1234 5678

(Example: Calling Rome, Italy from anywhere in the world)

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Italy?

Italy uses country code +39 and a distinctive rule for landlines: the area code’s leading 0 is part of the number and must be dialed even from abroad.

From abroad → landlines: exit code → 39 → 0 + area code + local number. Example (Rome): +39 06 1234 5678; (Milan): +39 02 1234 5678.

From abroad → mobiles: exit code → 39 → 3xx + 7 digits (e.g., +39 339 123 4567).

Within Italy: dial the full number as printed (landlines include 0xx/0xxx, mobiles begin 3xx…).

From Italy to other countries: 00 + country code + number (or + on mobiles).

Mobiles vs landlines: Mobile numbers start with 3 and are generally 10 digits. Mobile Number Portability has been available since 2002, so prefixes indicate the original allocation only. Save contacts in full +39 format.

What are the emergency numbers in Italy

112 — single European emergency number (active across Italy; routes to the appropriate service).

Service-specific numbers also still operate: 113 Police, 115 Fire, 118 Medical (plus 1530 Coast Guard, 803.116 ACI roadside in many areas).

What are the city and area codes in Italy

Dialing tip: Unlike many countries, do not drop the 0 on Italian landlines when calling from abroad: use +39 0{area}…

City	Area Code	International Dialing Format
Rome	06	+39 06 XXXX XXXX
Milan	02	+39 02 XXXX XXXX
Turin	011	+39 011 XXX XXX
Naples	081	+39 081 XXX XXX
Florence	055	+39 055 XXX XXX
Bologna	051	+39 051 XXX XXX
Venice	041	+39 041 XXX XXX
Genoa	010	+39 010 XXX XXX
Bari	080	+39 080 XXX XXX
Palermo	091	+39 091 XXX XXX
Catania	095	+39 095 XXX XXX
Verona	045	+39 045 XXX XXX
Padova	049	+39 049 XXX XXX
Trieste	040	+39 040 XXX XXX
Brescia	030	+39 030 XXX XXX
Bergamo	035	+39 035 XXX XXX
Pisa	050	+39 050 XXX XXX
Parma	0521	+39 0521 XXX XXX
Modena	059	+39 059 XXX XXX
Reggio Emilia	0522	+39 0522 XXX XXX
Perugia	075	+39 075 XXX XXX
Ancona	071	+39 071 XXX XXX
Pescara	085	+39 085 XXX XXX
L'Aquila	0862	+39 0862 XXX XXX
Salerno	089	+39 089 XXX XXX
Trento	0461	+39 0461 XXX XXX
Bolzano/Bozen	0471	+39 0471 XXX XXX
Sassari	079	+39 079 XXX XXX
Cagliari	070	+39 070 XXX XXX
Sassari	079	+39 079 XXX XXX
Reggio Calabria	0965	+39 0965 XXX XXX
Messina	090	+39 090 XXX XXX

Mobile operators & dialing prefixes

Dialing tip: For mobiles, dial +39 3xx xxx xxxx; save numbers in +39 format; keep the 0 for landlines.

Mobile Operator	Dialing Prefixes
TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile)	330–339, 36x (e.g., 366/368)
Vodafone Italia	340–349 (e.g., 347, 349)
WindTre	320–329 (e.g., 327, 329)
Iliad Italia	351, 352
MVNO examples	370 (e.g., CoopVoce), 3510/3512 (Lycamobile)