India
India's standard identifiers include the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code IN and alpha-3 code IND, used across international databases, shipping, and administrative forms. The international calling code +91 connects callers to India's telecommunications network. Its country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) .in, administered by NIXI, supports domain registration for websites, including second-level extensions like .co.in and .gov.in. The official currency is the Indian rupee (INR, symbol ₹), regulated by the Reserve Bank of India. These identifiers are essential for placing international calls, registering web domains, and conducting financial transactions or business operations involving Indian entities.
- Calling code
- +91
- ISO alpha-2
- IN
- ISO alpha-3
- IND
- ISO numeric
- 356
- ccTLD
- .in
- Currency
- INRIndian rupee (INR)
- Region
- Asia
- Capital
- New Delhi
- Time zones
- Asia/Kolkata
- Postal format
- 6-Digits - NNNNNN
How to call India
From outside India, dial your international access prefix, then +91, then the national number. Drop the leading trunk zero when the destination numbering plan requires it.
+91 [area or mobile code] [local number]