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Home›How To›How to Call the Netherlands: 7 Steps

How to Call the Netherlands: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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The Netherlands is a European country known for its windmills, tulips, and bicycle-friendly cities. Whether you’re making a call for business or personal reasons, you need to follow some specific steps to ensure your call goes through smoothly. Here are seven steps to help you successfully make a call to the Netherlands.

1. Find the correct phone number

Before placing a call, make sure you have the correct phone number. Dutch phone numbers can be up to 10 digits long and may include an area code.

2. Check the time zone

The Netherlands is in Central European Time or Central European Summer Time, depending on daylight saving time changes. To avoid any inconvenience or confusion, make sure you check your local time compared to the Dutch local time prior to placing your call.

3. Dial your country’s exit code

When making an international phone call, you need to dial your country’s exit code before entering the foreign phone number. For example, if calling from the United States or Canada, you would dial 011 as the exit code.

4. Dial the Netherlands’ country code

To connect with a Dutch phone number, enter 31 after dialing your country’s exit code. The combination of your exit code and Netherlands’ country code should look something like this: 011 + 31.

5. Dial the area code

Dutch area codes are assigned based on geographical location and consist of two to four digits. If the area code is shorter than four digits, remove any leading zeros before dialing after the country code.

6. Dial the phone number

After dialing the area code, proceed to enter the remaining digits of the Dutch phone number.

7. Wait for connection

Now that you’ve followed all necessary steps, be patient as your call connects through international lines. Remember that it can take a few extra seconds for international calls to connect compared to domestic calls.

By following this simple, seven-step process, you’ll be able to dial the Netherlands in no time at all. Keep this guide handy for future reference and share it with friends or family members who may need help making an international call as well.

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