Russia
The international dialing code for Russia is +7 (ISO RU). Dial 007 from Europe, 0117 from the US/Canada, or +7 from any mobile.
How to call Russia
Replace "local number" with the actual phone number, dropping any leading zero.
Other countries sharing the code +7
Other countries in Europe
FAQ — Russia
Which country has the code +7?
+7 is the dialing code for Russia (ISO RU). It is written 007… when dialed from Europe, 0117… from the US/Canada, or "+7…" from a mobile.
What is the country code for Russia?
The international dialing code for Russia is +7. The ISO-3166 alpha-2 code is RU.
How do I call Russia from the US or Canada?
Dial 011 7 followed by the local number in Russia, dropping any leading zero. From a mobile, "+7…" also works.
How do I call Russia from Europe?
Dial 00 7 followed by the local number in Russia, dropping any leading zero. From a mobile, "+7…" also works.
Why does Russia share the code +7 with other countries?
The +7 code is shared by: Russia, Kazakhstan. They differ by the area code that follows.
What does the "+" mean before the code?
"+" is a universal placeholder for the international direct dialing (IDD) prefix on mobile phones. "+7…" works from any country because the phone replaces "+" with the local IDD prefix automatically (00 in Europe, 011 in the US).