Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s country identifiers include the ISO 3166-1 codes AF (alpha-2) and AFG (alpha-3), used in international databases, shipping, and data systems. Its international calling code is +93, required when dialing Afghan phone numbers from abroad. The country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) is .af, used for websites registered within Afghanistan or targeting Afghan audiences. The official currency is the Afghan Afghani (AFN), abbreviated as AFN in financial and business transactions, exchanges, and banking. These codes are essential for global communication, online presence, and economic operations involving Afghanistan, ensuring accurate routing of calls, web traffic, and financial data across international systems.
- Calling code
- +93
- ISO alpha-2
- AF
- ISO alpha-3
- AFG
- ISO numeric
- 004
- ccTLD
- .af
- Currency
- AFNAfghan afghani (AFN)
- Region
- Asia
- Capital
- Kabul
- Time zones
- Asia/Kabul
- Postal format
- 4-Digits - NNNN
How to call Afghanistan
From outside Afghanistan, dial your international access prefix, then +93, then the national number. Drop the leading trunk zero when the destination numbering plan requires it.
+93 [area or mobile code] [local number]