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Yemen Dialing Code — +967

The country calling code listed for Yemen is +967. This page contains 15 city or region entries from the site's reference data. The entries are selected examples, not a complete national numbering plan, a live phone-number check, or confirmation that a number is active.

How to format an international call to Yemen

In international number notation, begin with +967 followed by the destination number in its international format. The access prefix used when dialing without + depends on the originating network. National trunk-prefix rules vary, so do not remove a leading zero unless the destination's current dialing instructions say to. See how to call internationally or the international dialing code guide.

Listed city and area-code entries for Yemen

What the listed city entries mean

These city and area-code records are the entries currently included in this local reference. They may not cover every city, number range, mobile service, or dialing rule in Yemen. A country calling code helps route a call; it does not identify a caller's location or validate a complete number.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Yemen's international dialing code?

Yemen's country calling code in this reference is +967. The originating network determines the access prefix used to place an international call.

How do I call Yemen from the United States?

From a US or Canadian phone line, 011 is a commonly used international access prefix; then use 967 and the destination number in its international format. Check the destination carrier's instructions before changing a leading zero or other national prefix.

Does this page show all city codes for Yemen?

No. It shows 15 selected entries from the site's reference data. Verify complete, current dialing details with the destination telecom provider or numbering authority.

About Yemen International Dialing

Country calling codes are part of the International Telecommunication Union's ITU-T E.164 numbering plan. See the ITU-T E.164 recommendation and this site's data methodology.