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Belgium Phone Number Format
Country code +32 — Complete guide to Belgium phone number formats, mobile and landline structures, and area codes.
How Belgium Phone Numbers Are Written
Phone numbers in Belgium have 9 digits for mobiles and 8 for landlines after the country code +32.
Inside Belgium a number is written with a leading 0, which makes 10 digits:
045X XX XX XX.
Drop that 0 when you call from abroad or save the number in international format:
+32 45X XX XX XX.
| Country code | +32 |
|---|---|
| Digits after +32 | 9 digits for mobiles and 8 for landlines |
| Trunk prefix (domestic calls) | 0, dropped after +32 |
| Mobile numbers start with | 045–049 |
| Exit code (to call abroad from Belgium) | 00 |
| Dial from the US | 011 32 45X XX XX XX |
Mobile vs. Landline Numbers
9 digits after +32, starting with 045–049.
045X XX XX XX at home+32 45X XX XX XX international8 digits after +32. Landlines begin with an area code, for example Tongeren:
012 XX XX XX at home+32 12 XX XX XX internationalBelgium Number Types
| Type | Starts with | Written at home | International | From the US |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile | 045–049 | 045X XX XX XX |
+32 45X XX XX XX |
011 32 45X XX XX XX |
| Landline | — | 012 XX XX XX |
+32 12 XX XX XX |
011 32 12 XX XX XX |
| Toll-free | 080 | 0800 XX XXX |
+32 800 XX XXX |
011 32 800 XX XXX |
| Premium rate | 070 or 090 | 0900 XX XXX |
+32 900 XX XXX |
011 32 900 XX XXX |
| Shared cost | — | 078 XX XX XX |
+32 78 XX XX XX |
011 32 78 XX XX XX |
| Company number (UAN) | — | 078 XX XX XX |
+32 78 XX XX XX |
011 32 78 XX XX XX |
X stands for any digit. Source: libphonenumber metadata (phonenumbers 9.0.40), Google's open numbering data.
Checking a number from Belgium? The phone number checker tells you if it is valid, mobile or landline, and gives its international format.
Belgium Area Codes
Major area codes in Belgium:
| Area Code | City / Region |
|---|---|
53 |
Aalst |
3 |
Antwerp |
63 |
Arlon |
67 |
Ath |
50 |
Brugge (Bruges) |
2 |
Brussel/Bruxelles |
71 |
Charleroi |
60 |
Chimay |
83 |
Ciney |
52 |
Dendermonde |
13 |
Diest |
82 |
Dinant |
86 |
Durbuy |
89 |
Genk |
9 |
Ghent |
11 |
Hasselt |
14 |
Herentals |
85 |
Huy (Hoei) |
64 |
La Louvi�re |
16 |
Leuven (Louvain) |
61 |
Libramont |
4 |
Liège (Luik) |
15 |
Mechelen (Malines) |
65 |
Mons (Bergen) |
81 |
Namur (Namen) |
58 |
Nieuwpoort (Nieuport) |
54 |
Ninove |
67 |
Nivelles (Nijvel) |
59 |
Oostende Ostend |
51 |
Roeselare (Roulers) |
55 |
Ronse |
80 |
Stavelot |
12 |
Tongeren (Tongres) |
69 |
Tounai |
14 |
Turnhout |
87 |
Verviers |
58 |
Veurne |
19 |
Wareme |
10 |
Wavre (Waver) |
50 |
Zeebrugge |
Dialing Tips
- Remove the leading 0: When dialing internationally, drop the trunk prefix (0) that is used for domestic calls in Belgium.
-
Use the + notation: From a US mobile phone, use
+32instead of011 32. - Verify the number length: Numbers in Belgium have 9 digits for mobiles and 8 for landlines after +32. If your call does not connect, check that no digit is missing or doubled.
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Save contacts in international format: Always store phone numbers with the full
+32prefix so they work from any country.
Belgium Phone Number FAQ
How many digits does a phone number in Belgium have?
Phone numbers in Belgium have 9 digits for mobiles and 8 for landlines after the country code +32. Written for domestic calls with the leading 0, a mobile number has 10 digits.
What do mobile numbers in Belgium start with?
Mobile numbers in Belgium start with 045–049 when written for domestic calls. In international format the leading 0 is dropped: +32 45X XX XX XX.
How do I write a phone number from Belgium in international format?
Start with +32, then the national number without the leading 0. For example, a mobile number written 045X XX XX XX at home becomes +32 45X XX XX XX. From a US landline, dial 011 32 45X XX XX XX.
What is the toll-free prefix in Belgium?
Toll-free numbers in Belgium start with 080, for example 0800 XX XXX. Many toll-free numbers can't be reached from abroad.
How do I call the US from Belgium?
Dial the exit code 00, then 1 and the 10-digit US number: 00 1 XXX XXX XXXX. From a mobile phone you can use + instead of 00: +1 XXX XXX XXXX.
- Belgium +32
- Luxembourg +352
- France +33
- United Kingdom +44
- Netherlands +31
- Switzerland +41