Poland Country Code

The country code for Poland is +48. Dial it after your country’s international access prefix (for example 011 from the US), then the local number.

+48

Calling Code

37.4M

Population

312.7K km²

Area (km²)

Polish Złoty

PLN

Quick Facts

Republic of Poland

Poland

Europe Central Europe

Coat of arms

Basic Information

Calling Code +48

ISO Codes PL / POL

Capital Warsaw

Independent Yes

Demographics

Population 37.4M

Area 312.7K km²

Languages Polish

Driving Side right

Geography & Time

Region Europe

Subregion Central Europe

Continent Europe

Time Zones UTC+01:00

Currency

Polish Złoty (PLN)

Borders

7 countries

Neighboring countries

Belarus Czech Republic Germany Lithuania Russia Slovakia Ukraine

How to Call Poland

From Any Country:

 +48 [Local Phone Number]

Example:

+48 12 345 67 89

(Example: Calling Warsaw, Poland from anywhere in the world)

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Poland

Poland’s country calling code is +48, and Polish phone numbers are typically 9 digits for both landlines and mobiles. Poland uses a closed dialing plan with no national trunk prefix, meaning that within Poland you generally dial the number as written (no extra “0” for long distance). Landlines include a geographic area code as part of the 9 digits (often written in groups like 22 XXX XX XX for Warsaw), while mobile numbers are also 9 digits and usually start with ranges beginning 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8.

To call Poland from abroad, dial your international exit code (or use +), then 48, then the full 9-digit national number. Because Poland has no trunk prefix, there’s typically nothing to drop—you’re essentially doing “+48 + nine digits” for both mobiles and landlines. If you’re calling out of Poland, the international access code is commonly 00 (or + on mobiles).

What are the emergency numbers in Poland

The main emergency number in Poland is 112. Legacy emergency numbers are also widely used: 999 (ambulance), 998 (fire brigade), and 997 (police).

What are the city and area codes in Poland

Dialing tip: In Poland, the “area code” is part of the 9-digit landline number (closed plan). So you usually dial the full number domestically, and internationally it’s +48 plus the full 9 digits

City	Area Code	International Dialing Format
Warsaw (Warszawa)	22	+48 22 XXX XX XX
Kraków	12	+48 12 XXX XX XX
Łódź	42	+48 42 XXX XX XX
Wrocław	71	+48 71 XXX XX XX
Poznań	61	+48 61 XXX XX XX
Gdańsk	58	+48 58 XXX XX XX
Katowice	32	+48 32 XXX XX XX
Szczecin	91	+48 91 XXX XX XX
Bydgoszcz	52	+48 52 XXX XX XX
Lublin	81	+48 81 XXX XX XX
Białystok	85	+48 85 XXX XX XX
Rzeszów	17	+48 17 XXX XX XX

Which mobile prefixes do mobile operators use in Poland

Dialing tip: Polish mobile numbers are 9 digits and internationally should be saved as +48 XXX XXX XXX. Also, number portability is common, so a mobile prefix (like 50X or 60X) is not a reliable way to tell which operator the number is currently on

Mobile Operator	Dialing Prefixes
Orange Polska	45X, 50X, 51X, 53X, 57X, 60X, 66X, 69X, 72X, 73X, 78X, 79X, 88X
Play (P4)	45X, 50X, 51X, 53X, 57X, 60X, 66X, 69X, 72X, 73X, 78X, 79X, 88X
Plus (Polkomtel)	45X, 50X, 51X, 53X, 57X, 60X, 66X, 69X, 72X, 73X, 78X, 79X, 88X
T-Mobile Polska	45X, 50X, 51X, 53X, 57X, 60X, 66X, 69X, 72X, 73X, 78X, 79X, 88X