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Equatorial Guinea Country Code: +240

The international calling code for Equatorial Guinea is +240. You need this code to dial any phone number in Equatorial Guinea from another country. This code is assigned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) under the E.164 standard. Below you will find everything you need to successfully place a call to Equatorial Guinea, including the correct number format, trunk prefix, and worked examples.

Country Code
+240
ISO Code
GQ
Trunk Prefix
None
No prefix to remove
Example Number
+240 222 123 456

How to Call Equatorial Guinea from Abroad

Follow these steps to dial a phone number in Equatorial Guinea from any other country. The process is the same whether you are calling a landline or a mobile number.

  1. 1
    Dial the international access code or +

    On a mobile phone, press and hold 0 to get the + symbol. From a landline, dial your country's exit code (00 from most of Europe, 011 from the US/Canada, 0011 from Australia). With Kinvo, simply type + in the dialer.

  2. 2
    Dial Equatorial Guinea's country code: 240

    After the + or exit code, enter 240. This routes your call to Equatorial Guinea's telephone network.

  3. 3
    Dial the full local number

    Equatorial Guinea does not use a trunk prefix, so dial the local number exactly as written after the country code. No digits need to be removed.

  4. 4
    Dial the remaining local number

    Enter the area code (if applicable) and the subscriber number. The complete international number should look like this: +240 222 123 456

Equatorial Guinea Phone Number Format

Landline Numbers

Landline numbers in Equatorial Guinea typically include an area code that identifies the city or region, followed by the subscriber number.

Mobile Numbers

Mobile phone numbers in Equatorial Guinea typically begin with 2 (after the country code).

International Format Example

+240 222 123 456
+240 = Country codeRemaining digits = Area code + subscriber number

Dialing Example: Calling Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea does not use a trunk prefix, so the domestic and international formats are very similar. Simply add +240 before the local number:

Local number:222 123 456
International format:+240 222 123 456

Call Equatorial Guinea from Your Browser

With Kinvo, you can call landlines and mobiles in Equatorial Guinea directly from Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. No app to install, no subscription. Just sign up, add pay-as-you-go credits (starting from $5), and dial +240 followed by the local number.

Every new account includes a free 1-minute test call. No credit card required.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Equatorial Guinea Country Code

What is the country code for Equatorial Guinea?

The international dialing code for Equatorial Guinea is +240. This code must be dialed before the local phone number when calling Equatorial Guinea from any other country. The ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for Equatorial Guinea is GQ.

How do I call Equatorial Guinea from the United States?

From the US, dial 011 (the US exit code) followed by 240 (the Equatorial Guinea country code) and then the local number. Alternatively, dial +240 from a mobile phone. For example: +240 222 123 456.

Do I need to drop the 0 when calling Equatorial Guinea internationally?

Equatorial Guinea does not use a trunk prefix that needs to be removed. Simply add the country code +240 before the local number as-is.

What do Equatorial Guinea mobile numbers start with?

Mobile phone numbers in Equatorial Guinea typically start with 2 after the country code +240. When dialing from abroad, the full mobile number would begin with +240 2...

Can I call Equatorial Guinea from my browser?

Yes. Kinvo allows you to call any phone number in Equatorial Guinea directly from your web browser using WebRTC technology. No app download or installation is required. Simply create a free account, add credits (from $5), and dial +240 followed by the local number. Calls include HD voice quality and end-to-end encryption.