Country codes › North America & Caribbean (NANP)

🇺🇸 🇨🇦 +1 country code

+1 is not one country but a shared numbering plan: the United States, Canada and more than twenty Caribbean and Pacific territories all use it, told apart only by the three-digit area code that follows. A +1 call from an unfamiliar area code may be international.

  • Country code: +1
  • Time: UTC−11 to UTC+10

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+1 at a glance

Country code
+1
Countries
🇺🇸 United States, 🇨🇦 Canada
Region
North America & Caribbean (NANP)
Area codes
Three digits after +1 — see the directory
Exit code (to call out)
011
International format
+1 555 000 0000
Mobile number length
10 digits
Time zones
UTC−11 to UTC+10 (10 zones), with daylight saving

A +1 number is not always domestic

Area codes such as 876 (Jamaica), 809 (Dominican Republic) and 284 (British Virgin Islands) look like US codes but connect internationally. "One-ring" scams use them to get you to call back at international — sometimes premium — rates.

FCC: ‘One Ring’ phone scam

How to dial +1

  1. Within the US and Canada: dial 1, the three-digit area code, then the seven-digit number (or the ten digits alone, where local calls allow it).
  2. From abroad: dial your exit code (or + on a mobile), then 1, the area code and the number.
  3. Caribbean +1 codes dial the same way but are billed as international — check the area code before calling back.

FAQ

+1 questions

Sources: Google libphonenumber. Area codes show where a number was assigned, not where its owner is today.

Which countries use the +1 country code?

The United States and Canada, plus more than twenty Caribbean and Pacific territories, each with its own area code — among them Jamaica (876), the Bahamas (242), Puerto Rico (787, 939) and Guam (671).

How do I know if a +1 number is from the US?

Look at the three digits after +1. The area-code directory lists every one with its state, province or country.

Who is calling me from +1?

Enter the number in the lookup at the top of this page. The free check confirms whether it is valid and shows its carrier, line type and region; a full report adds owner and public-web records where they exist.

Got a call from +1?

Run the free check first — validity, carrier, line type and region — and unlock the full report only if you need it.