+49Call Germany: country code +49
Call landlines and mobiles in Germany from any computer or phone. No app, no SIM, no contract. Pay per minute.
$5.00 of credit = up to 250 minutes to landlines or 71 to mobiles
- Your first minute to Germany is free on a new account
- Calls straight from your browser, nothing to install
- Credit never expires, no monthly fee
- See the exact price of any number before you call
Check the price to call Germany
Just type the number here. No account needed.
Calls to Germanyfrom$0.01per minute
Type the number to see its exact price.
No card needed for your first call.
How to call Germany
Germany area codes
| Area code | City / region |
|---|---|
| +49 30 | Berlin |
| +49 89 | Munich |
| +49 40 | Hamburg |
| +49 69 | Frankfurt am Main |
German landline numbers vary in length from 2 to 5 digits for the area code, plus the subscriber number. Berlin uses 030, Munich uses 089. Mobile numbers always start with 015, 016, or 017.
Skip the dialing codes: type the number and Hyallo dials it for you, right from your browser.
Why call Germany with Hyallo
Secure
Calls are encrypted from your browser.
Easy
Type the number and press call.
No app
Works in your browser. Nothing to install.
Low cost
From $0.02 a minute, no monthly fee.
Nationwide
Reach landlines and mobiles anywhere in Germany.
Instant
Sign in with your email and call in seconds.
About calling Germany
UTC+1
Current time:
Germany is home to over 3 million Turkish-German residents who regularly call family in Turkey and across Europe. As the EU's largest economy, it attracts business calls from automotive, engineering, and finance sectors worldwide.
Calling Germany: what to know
When to call Germany
Germany is on Central European Time (UTC+1), and on summer time (UTC+2) from the last Sunday of March to the last Sunday of October: one hour ahead of London and six ahead of New York. Offices answer from about 8 or 9 am, many doctors’ practices close on Wednesday and Friday afternoons, and Sunday is a legal day of rest when shops and most offices are shut.
Germany’s mobile networks
Telekom, Vodafone and O2 (Telefónica) run Germany’s mobile networks, and 1&1 is building a fourth. People keep their 015x, 016x or 017x number when they switch provider, so the prefix no longer tells you which network someone is on.
Landlines and public offices
Many Germans, older people especially, still keep a Festnetz (landline) number, and landlords, health insurers and public offices such as the Bürgeramt or Ausländerbehörde are often easiest to reach by phone. Have your reference number (Aktenzeichen or customer number) ready: it is usually the first thing they ask for.
Ready to reach Germany? Call it now with Hyallo.
That's $0.02/min, no plan or contract. Call Germany right now from your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to call Germany?
Calls to Germany start at $0.02 per minute, so at that rate a 10-minute call costs $0.20 and a half-hour call $0.60. Mobile and landline numbers can have different rates: the dialer shows the exact price for the number you type before you call. No monthly fee, and unanswered calls are free.
Is the first call to Germany really free?
Absolutely! Sign up for free and make your first 1-minute call to Germany at no cost. No credit card required. After that, calls start at just $0.02/min.
Ready to Call Germany?
Create your free account and start calling in less than 2 minutes.