Dial Spain directly through your phone carrier using country code 34 — convenient, but international rates can add up fast.
Prepaid calling cards let you reach Spain at lower rates, though you'll juggle access numbers and PINs each time.
MeraTalk connects you to Spain over the internet with HD-clear audio, low rates, and no hardware to set up.
Dial 011, then 34, then the number, dropping the leading 0.
On a mobile you can replace the exit code with a + sign and dial +34 directly, which works from any country without knowing the local exit code.
Full dialing sequence
Start by dialing your own country's international access code. From the US or Canada this is 011; from most of Europe it's 00. This tells your network you're making an international call.
Immediately follow with Spain's country code — no spaces or dashes. This routes your call to Spain's telephone network. On smartphones, replace the exit code with a + sign.
Add the city or regional code for your destination in Spain. If the local number starts with a 0 (trunk prefix), drop it — the country code replaces it when dialing internationally.
Enter all remaining digits of the local number exactly as written. For mobile numbers, include every digit — no abbreviations. Press call and your carrier does the rest.
A strong, stable internet connection is the foundation of every clear call — use Wi-Fi or solid data whenever you can.
A quality headset sharpens both ends of the conversation, making your calls to Spain clearer and more comfortable.
Keep the time difference in mind — UTC+1 to UTC+2 — so you reach people at a reasonable hour and not in the middle of the night.
The price of calling Spain swings widely depending on whether you use a carrier, a calling card, or VoIP — and VoIP usually wins.
How to get started with MeraTalk
Phone numbers in Spain follow set ranges after the 34 country code, distinguishing mobiles, landlines, and special services.
Not in the usual sense. Since December 1998 Spain has used a closed nine-digit plan with no trunk prefix — the leading 9 is part of the subscriber's number, not a code you dial separately.
This matters when calling from abroad: for most countries you drop a leading zero. For Spain you drop nothing. A Madrid number written 912 345 678 is dialled +34 912 345 678 — all nine digits, unchanged.
All 50 provinces have assigned ranges. They tell you where a number belongs — they are not codes to dial on their own.
A call from +34 is from Spain. The first digit tells you what kind of number it is:
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