Connect Instantly: Your Guide to the Pakistan (+92) Country Code

May 12, 2025

+92 Country Code

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+92 Country Calling Code

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+92 Country Code
+92 XX YYYYYYY

What Exactly is the Country Code for Pakistan?

The specific international dialing code for Pakistan, assigned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) under the E.164 standard, is +92. Think of this phone code Pakistan as its unique global identifier ensuring your calls connect correctly to Pakistan from any other country, including India.

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33°40'N /73°10'E

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803940 KM2
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Pakistan - 112

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Calling Mobile Phones and Landlines in Pakistan

Calling Mobile Phones and Landlines in Pakistan

The great news is that the +92 country code Pakistan, applies to both mobile numbers (starting with prefixes like 7X) and fixed landlines (using area codes like 20, 30, 40, etc.). The digits following +92 specify the network or region.

How to Dial Pakistan Correctly (Using (+Pakistan) Country code)

Ready to make that call to Pakistan? Follow this standard dialing format:

The entire international number cannot exceed 15 digits. When saving Pakistan numbers, always use the format +92 XX YYYYYYY for maximum compatibility.

1

Know the Codes

Have the Pakistan Country Code (92) and the recipient’s complete local phone number ready.

2

Start the Call

Dial your country’s Exit Code (to call abroad) or simply use the + symbol on your mobile phone.

3

Add Country Code

Immediately after the Exit Code or ‘+’, dial 92 (the code for Pakistan).

4

Enter Local Number

Dial the full 9-digit local number (with area/mobile code), removing any leading ‘0’. Save as +92 XXXXXXXXX.

Calling Mobile Phones and Landlines in Pakistan
+ 92 XX YYYYYYY

The Importance of Using the Right Pakistan Code

Using the correct Pakistan code, +92, is crucial when calling from India or anywhere globally. It ensures smooth connections whether you’re reaching out to family, conducting business, or arranging travel. Getting this simple detail right is key for reliable communication and keeping those important lines open.

Quick Troubleshooting if Your Call Doesn't Connect

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Review Your Dialing Sequence

Double-check your format: correct exit code (like ’00’ from India) or ‘+’, then ‘92’, the right 2-digit prefix, and the 7-digit local number exactly.

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Drop That Extra '0'

Ensure you’ve removed any leading ‘0’ from the local Pakistan number; it’s only for domestic calls, not needed when dialing internationally with +92.

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Consider Network Congestion

Sometimes temporary network issues (international or local) cause delays. Give it a little time and simply try calling back later.
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Tips for More Affordable International Calls to Pakistan

Tips for More Affordable International Calls to Pakistan

Calling Pakistan doesn’t have to break the bank. Consider these tips:

Sidestep These Mistakes When Calling Pakistan

Forgetting to dial your exit code (1)

Forgetting to dial your exit code (like 00 from India) or using the '+' sign on mobiles.

Accidentally using the wrong country code instead of Pakistan.

Accidentally using the wrong country code instead of 93
Not dropping the leading '0' from the local Afghan numbe

Not dropping the leading '0' from the local 92 number (the part after the area/mobile code).

Stay Safe When Making International Calls to Pakistan

Stay Safe When Making International Calls to Pakistan

While connecting globally is wonderful, always be cautious. Be wary of unsolicited calls asking for personal information, especially if they appear to originate from the Pakistan prefix +92. Verify identities before sharing sensitive data over the phone. Some users report occasional network connectivity issues, so patience may sometimes be needed.

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What's the country code I need to use to call Pakistan?

To call Pakistan internationally, you need its unique country code: +92. This code acts like a global phone address, ensuring your call connects correctly from India or anywhere else. Just remember +92!

How should I structure an international call to Pakistan using its +92 code?

First, dial your network's international access prefix (or use '+' on mobiles), then immediately dial 92 for Pakistan. Follow this with the correct 2-digit Pakistan prefix (area/mobile) and the final 7-digit local number.

What is the standard length and structure for an Pakistan phone number when dialed internationally?

After the +92 country code, the Pakistan phone number itself should typically be 9 digits long. This standard format consists of a 2-digit prefix (identifying the area or mobile carrier) plus the 7-digit subscriber number.

My call to isn't going through, what could be wrong?

Check a few things: Did you use the right exit code (like 00 from India) or '+'? Did you dial 92 correctly after that? Also, ensure you dropped any leading '0' from the local Pakistan number. Sometimes, network issues in Pakistan might cause temporary problems too.

Calling Pakistan sounds like it might be expensive. Are there cheaper ways to stay in touch?

It can be, so check your phone plan's rates first! For potentially much cheaper calls, look into using internet-based calling apps like WhatsApp, Skype, or other VoIP services. These often offer better rates, especially with a good internet connection.

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