Country Code +62
Indonesia uses the international dialing code +62
Which Country Has Code +62?
Indonesia uses the international dialing code
+62.
How to Call Indonesia from the US
| Method | Dial Sequence | Example |
|---|---|---|
| From a landline | 011 + 62 + local number |
011-62-XXX-XXXX |
| From a mobile phone | +62 + local number |
+62-XXX-XXXX |
| Using a calling card | Access # + 011 + 62 + local number |
1-800-XXX + 011-62-XXX-XXXX |
Important: When dialing from a US landline, always start with 011 (the US international access code).
From a mobile phone, you can use the + symbol instead by pressing and holding the 0 key.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1 Dial 011 — the US exit code for international calls
- 2 Dial 62 — the country code for Indonesia
- 3 Dial the local area code (if applicable, drop any leading 0)
- 4 Dial the local phone number
Got a Call From +62?
A number starting with +62 is registered in Indonesia. If you know someone there, it may be them. If you don't, be careful before you call back.
- •Don't call back a number you don't recognize. One-ring scams hang up after a ring or two so you return the call, which can add a per-minute charge on top of an international rate.
- •Caller ID can be faked. The code shown is not proof of where the caller really is.
- •Real callers leave a message. If it matters, they'll text, email or leave a voicemail. Otherwise, block the number.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which country has country code 62?
How to dial +62 from the US?
011 + 62 + local number.
From a mobile phone, you can also use +62
followed by the number.
The 011 prefix is the US
international access code required when calling from a landline. I got a call from +62. Should I call back?
Indonesia Quick Info
| Country |
|
|---|---|
| Dialing Code | +62 |
| ISO-2 Code | id |
| ISO-3 Code | IDN |
| Capital | Jakarta |
| Continent | Asia |
| Population | 240,271,522 |
| Currency | Indonesian rupiah |
| Domain | id |
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Quick Tip
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