Maldives Country Code

The country code for Maldives is +960. Dial it after your country’s international access prefix (for example 011 from the US), then the local number.

+960

Calling Code

379,174

Population

298 km²

Area (km²)

Maldivian Rufiyaa

MVR

Quick Facts

Maldives

Asia N/A

Basic Information

Calling Code +960

ISO Codes MV / MDV

Capital Malé

Independent No

Demographics

Population 379,174

Area 298 km²

Languages N/A

Driving Side N/A

Geography & Time

Region Asia

Subregion N/A

Continent N/A

Time Zones UTC+5

Currency

Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR)

Borders

N/A

Neighboring countries

How to Call Maldives

From Any Country:

 +960 [Local Phone Number]

Example:

+960 123 4567

(Example: Calling Malé, Maldives from anywhere in the world)

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in the Maldives

The Maldives uses country calling code +960, and Maldivian numbers are typically 7 digits long. One helpful simplification: the Maldives has no national trunk prefix, so when you dial within the Maldives you usually dial the full 7-digit number exactly as written (no leading “0” to add). When calling the Maldives from overseas, you dial your international exit code (or + on a mobile), then 960, then the 7-digit local number (for example, +960 XXX XXXX).

The main difference between landlines vs mobiles is the starting prefix rather than geography. Fixed lines use specific 3-digit prefixes tied to Malé/Hulhumalé and the atolls (followed by a 4-digit subscriber number), while mobiles generally fall into ranges beginning with 7 (commonly Dhiraagu allocations) or 9 (commonly Ooredoo allocations). In practice, if you’re saving contacts for travel or international calling, storing them in +960 format is the easiest way to keep them working across SIMs and apps.

What are the emergency numbers in Maldives

In the Maldives, commonly listed emergency contacts include 102 (Ambulance), 118 (Fire), 119 (Police), and 191 (Coast Guard).

What are the city and area codes in the Maldives

Dialing tip: Maldives “area codes” are effectively fixed-line prefixes inside the 7-digit number. If you have the correct 7 digits, you dial them the same way domestically, and internationally you dial +960 plus those 7 digits (no trunk “0” to remove).

City	Area Code	International Dialing Format
Malé (Capital)	301	+960 301 XXXX
Malé (additional fixed ranges)	330–334	+960 33X XXXX
Hulhumalé	335	+960 335 XXXX
Villingili	339	+960 339 XXXX
Addu City (Seenu)	688–690	+960 68X XXXX
Kaafu Atoll (incl. Malé Atoll region)	664	+960 664 XXXX
Baa Atoll	660	+960 660 XXXX
Alif Alif Atoll	666	+960 666 XXXX
Laamu Atoll	680	+960 680 XXXX
Gaafu Alifu Atoll	682	+960 682 XXXX

Which mobile prefixes do mobile operators use in the Maldives

Dialing tip: The Maldives has mobile number portability (so people can keep their number when switching providers), which means a 7x or 9x prefix may reflect the original allocation and won’t always prove the current operator.