International Dialing France
This is the international dialing code used when dialing from France. International Dialing France Code is also known as France International Direct Dialing prefix (or IDD) is used when dialing from the France to outside France (sometimes also refers to as France international access code). Do not use France IDD code when dialing within France. By simply using the France Dialing Code before the number, it unables you to place a call to outside France from within France. Without this international dialing France Code, you will not able to place a call outside the France because the telephone exachange will not reconginize it as a valid international call.
To dial a international number outside France from within France, you have to dial International Dialing France Code or France International Direct Dialing prefix (IDD), France Country Code, City/ Area Code, and then the subscriber telephone number respectively as:
+33 (International Dialing France Code) + (Country Code) + City Area Code + Number you wish to call.
When dialing from a mobile phone outside France from France, only Dial '+' + (Country Code) + City Area Code + Number you wish to call. (The "+" is universal mobile international direct dialing prefix also includes France)
On the other hand, when dialing to France from outside France, a France Country Code is used. France Country Code however is not used when dialing within France.
The other type of code is France National Direct Dialing prefix (or NDD). It is used only when dialing to a destination within the France (Refer to dialing France code). France NDD code is only used as long distance dialing within the France. Do not use France National Direct Dialing prefix when dialing from outside France into France.
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