Germany
Germany’s identifiers include the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code DE and alpha-3 code DEU, used in international shipping, banking, and data systems. International callers use the country calling code +49 to reach German telephone numbers. The country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) .de is administered by DENIC and is one of the world’s most widely registered domain extensions. Germany’s currency is the euro (EUR), enabling seamless financial transactions across the Eurozone. In business contexts, DE and DEU appear in legal documentation, standardized address formats, and IBANs, while +49 and .de are essential for telephony and web presence targeting the German market.
- Calling code
- +49
- ISO alpha-2
- DE
- ISO alpha-3
- DEU
- ISO numeric
- 276
- ccTLD
- .de
- Currency
- EUREuro (EUR)
- Region
- Europe
- Capital
- Berlin
- Time zones
- Europe/Berlin, Europe/Busingen
- Postal format
- 5-Digits - NNNNN
How to call Germany
From outside Germany, dial your international access prefix, then +49, then the national number. Drop the leading trunk zero when the destination numbering plan requires it.
+49 [area or mobile code] [local number]