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Hello,

It looks like a Chinese mobile number. To dial it from New Zealand just add 00 86 to it. More info below:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/results.php?callfrom=new_zealand&callto=china

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Hello,

Apologies for the late reply.
You should dial as if calling Canada. Here’s the dialing sequence used when calling from both mobile or landline:
00 1 followed by the 10 digit Canadian number (area code and 7 digit local #).

More info below:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/results.php?callfrom=united_kingdom&callto=canada

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No, just dial the US number as if you were in the USA still.

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According to several web sources, if using a France Telecom landline you should dial 3651 before the number (you must do it on a per call basis):
https://www.angloinfo.com/brittany/discussions/general/withholding-phone-number

Of course, if using a mobile phone you can block your number from showing using the mobile device’s settings.

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Please read my message above more carefully as I clearly explained to you what the double zero and the 86 codes are.

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Hello,

Your number has 11 digits too if you leave out 0086 (00 is the code used to dial internationally from Europe and 86 is China’s country code). The rest of the number looks like a landline from the city of Jinan in the Shandong province (531 is Jinan’s area code).

https://www.howtocallabroad.com/results.php?callfrom=france&callto=china

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Hello,

Smaller countries (especially small islands) use fewer digits in their telephone numbers. One example:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/st-helena/

There are others. Our pages provide the number of digits for both landlines and mobile phones in all countries. To assist you further here’s the official ITU list displaying all the codes you need (PDF doc):
https://www.itu.int/dms_pub/itu-t/opb/sp/T-SP-E.164C-2011-PDF-E.pdf

The National Significant Number is what you should be looking for and add the country code to it for the total number of digits.

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I just dialed the number – nothing happens, it just doesn’t seem to connect. This is likely why you have been getting a busy signal (some phone providers just return a busy signal when the call does not connect).

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Hello,

It is a cellular number from the new South Sudan:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/south-sudan/

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Hello,

So what happens when you call – any messages/busy dial tones etc?

The Cayman Islands use the North American Numbering Plan, so you are right to dial your son’s US cell number as if dialing a US state to state call:
1 followed by the 3 digit area code and 7 digit local number. This should also work if he is using his US cell phone abroad (assuming he has an international plan activated).

If you want me to try dialing your son’s number let me know – by doing this we’ll know for sure whether the issue is on your end or not (I would hang up after one ring).

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Hi Irina,

Unfortunately we could not find an online phone book for Cuba.

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Hello,

Isn’t this a UK number as well? Unless you know where it is from it’s virtually impossible for me to guess the country code. It does look like a UK phone number though – it could be a Norwich landline, area code 01603. You would remove the starting +1 and dial 01603 and so on.

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00 1 ??? ??? ????

Basically you dial as if you were calling the US. The call goes through the US and then it is redirected back to Paris. More info below:

https://www.howtocallabroad.com/qa/international-roaming.html

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Hello,

You would use the same dialing codes you use when the US mobile phone is in the US:
00 1 ??? ??? ????.

More info below:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/results.php?callfrom=united_kingdom&callto=united_states

https://www.howtocallabroad.com/qa/international-roaming.html

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Hi Dan,

You should be able to either dial French numbers in their national dialing format (leading zero included), or use Verizon’s instructions and dial +33 followed by the French number without the leading zero this time.

Examples:
06 xx xx xx xx
+33 6 xx xx xx xx.

Both dialing sequences above should work. The second option is basically the international dialing format of the French phone number, but GSM technology these days is advanced enough to know that you are in fact dialing nationally. Of course, the good thing about using +33 is that the number stays unchanged no matter where you are dialing from.

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Hello,

Manaus’ area code is 92. To call a phone Brazil phone number in that area use the following:
00 55 92 xxxx xxxx.

More info below:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/results.php?callfrom=suriname&callto=brazil

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Hello,

To call and text each other while in Europe use the following:
00 1 followed by the 3 digit US area code and 7 digit local number.

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Yes, it does look like a Cameroon phone number – 237 is Cameroon’s country code. More info below:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/cameroon/

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Hi Ron,

The number you have has too many digits to be a valid UK phone number: it is either a bogus number or, to call it you would have to leave out some of the starting digits. My guess is that this is a UK mobile phone and to dial it you would use: 011 44 70523000xx. Don’t ask me why you are seeing the extra digits on your mobile phone screen.

More info below:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/uk/

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Hello,

All you need to do is add 00 to the number you have:
00 60 1450786xx.
More info below:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/results.php?callfrom=egypt&callto=malaysia

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