Norway country code
+47 is the country code of Norway. From the US, dial 011 47 40 61 23 45; from a mobile phone, dial +47 40 61 23 45.
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How to dial Norway
Dial the exit code of the country you are calling from, then 47 without the plus sign, then the local number. Exit codes from ten large calling countries:
The example is a mobile number in Norway, written locally as 40 61 23 45. There's no leading digit to leave out: dial the full local number after the country code.
Time in Norway and the best time to call
Norway is on UTC+1. Compared with New York its clock is +6 h, with London +1 h and with Dubai -3 h (today's offsets, daylight saving included).
Norway changes its clocks for daylight saving, so its offset moves between UTC+1 and UTC+2 during the year.
Business hours in Norway run 09:00–18:00 local time on working days. On other clocks that is:
The weekend in Norway is Saturday and Sunday.
How numbers in Norway are built
A number in Norway is the country code +47 followed by a national number of 8 digits. The trunk prefix, where there is one, is dropped after the code.
Written locally as 40 61 23 45, an example mobile number in Norway is dialed as +47 40 61 23 45 from abroad.
To call out of Norway, dial 00, then the other country's code and number. On a mobile phone you can type + instead of 00.
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A call or message from +47 you don't recognize
The country code shows which country's numbering plan a number is registered in. It doesn't show who is calling, and caller IDs can be spoofed, so a +47 number isn't proof that the person is in Norway.
- Don't call back an unfamiliar international number, especially after a single ring. A missed call that tempts you to return it is a known callback trap, and a call to a premium-rate number can cost far more than a normal one.
- Never share verification codes, passwords or card details with someone who contacts you unprompted, whichever country the number appears to be from.
- If calls or messages keep coming, block the number and report it through your mobile carrier.
- Most calls from Norway are ordinary calls from family, friends, colleagues and businesses. If you are expecting one, save the number once the person has confirmed it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the country code for Norway?
The country code for Norway is +47. From abroad, dial your exit code (00 from most countries, 011 from the US and Canada), then +47 without the plus sign, then the local number. Written locally as 40 61 23 45, an example mobile number in Norway is dialed as +47 40 61 23 45 from abroad.
What's the exit code to dial Norway from a mobile?
On a mobile phone you can skip exit codes altogether: type +47 and then the local number. From a landline, dial 011 from the US or Canada, 00 from the UK and most of Europe, or your own country's exit code first.
Do I need to drop the leading 0 when dialing Norway?
No. Numbers in Norway have no leading digit to drop: dial +47, then the full local number.
What time is it in Norway, and when is a good time to call?
Norway is on UTC+1. Business hours there (09:00–18:00) are 08:00–17:00 UTC, 03:00–12:00 in New York and 08:00–17:00 in London.
How many digits is a phone number in Norway?
A number in Norway has 8 digits after the country code +47, not counting a leading trunk digit.
How much does it cost to call Norway?
With QuikRing a call to Norway costs $0.11/min to a mobile and $0.06/min to a landline, charged per started minute. You call from your browser, so there is no SIM card, roaming plan or app to set up.
Who is calling me from +47?
The code shows which country's numbering plan a number belongs to, not who is calling, and caller IDs can be spoofed. Don't call back an unknown number, block it if it keeps calling, and report it through your mobile carrier.