Equatorial Guinea country code

To call to Equatorial Guinea use the international country calling code +240 followed by the national phone number you want to call. Equatorial Guinea is located in Africa and uses Franc. It has around 820 885 inhabitants, 14 900 landlines and 501 000 cell phone users.

⁺240 Country code

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Local time

Malabo

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Daylight saving time:
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Local time

Malabo

Same time as in your city. %s hour(s) ahead of your city. %s hour(s) behind your city.

Daylight saving time:
Applied Not applied

Country code location

The country code +240 indicates that the phone number you are about to dial is to Equatorial Guinea in Africa. Before you call to Equatorial Guinea you should be aware of that they speak Spanish (official) 67.6%, other (includes French (official), Fang, Bubi) 32.4% (1994 census). You can see the exact location of this country code on the maps below.

Equatorial Guinea city codes

Use the table below to find out from what city in Equatorial Guinea your missed call came from. The city dialing code is a prefix used before the local phone number and is indicating to what city you are about to dial. Keep in mind that cellphone numbers often don't have city prefix codes and therefore is not traceable to a city.

city	dial code
Bata (Continent)	+240-8
Malabo (Bioko Island)	+240-9
Malabo (Continent)	+240-7

Worldwide distribution of country calling codes colored by first digit.

Country Codes

Country Code is a prefix used when calling to country member of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The prefixes enable direct dialing to the country that has been dedicated the specific prefix. Country codes are only necessary when making a phone call to another country and used before the national number. When making international calls country codes are prefixed with a plus sign (+).