Call Brazil
Country code +55
Use the complete +55 format, compare it with the domestic form, and confirm the exact destination and rate before calling.
Published calling rates
Mobile 2¢/min · Landline 1¢/min
Published 5 November 2026. Enter the complete number for a final route and price check before calling.+55 · two-digit area code · subscriber number
Ordinary mobile subscriber numbers have nine digits and begin with 9; landline subscriber numbers have eight. Keep the area code, and leave domestic trunk or carrier-selection prefixes out of the international format.
Masked geographic and mobile examples
São Paulo geographic landline: (11) 2345-XXXX → +55 11 2345 XXXX. São Paulo mobile: (11) 91234-XXXX → +55 11 91234 XXXX.
Keep the mobile's ninth digit
A Brazilian mobile needs its two-digit area code and the nine-digit subscriber number after +55. If an old address-book entry has only eight mobile subscriber digits, ask the contact for the current number before calling.
Brazil has more than one local time
Check the clock for your recipient's location. São Paulo is a useful reference for that region, but it does not represent every state. Business opening hours and a convenient family calling time depend on where the person actually is.
Why the examples are masked
Final subscriber digits are replaced with X so the examples explain number structure without publishing a number to call. Verify the real contact number and the identified destination before continuing.
Questions before you call
Why is a Brazilian mobile longer than a landline?
Brazilian ordinary mobile subscriber numbers use nine digits, while landline subscriber numbers use eight. Both also need the two-digit area code after +55.
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