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Trinidad and Tobago country code: +1

  • Exit code from Trinidad and Tobago: 011
  • Time zone: AST (UTC−4, no DST)

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What is the country code for Trinidad and Tobago?

The country code for Trinidad and Tobago is +1. To call Trinidad and Tobago from the United States, dial 011 1 followed by the local number exactly as written. From a mobile, dial +1 directly. A Trinidad and Tobago number in full international format looks like +1 (868) 555-0173.
How an international call to Trinidad and Tobago is composed: your own exit code, then Trinidad and Tobago's country calling code 1, then the national number. Written in full E.164 form a Trinidad and Tobago number looks like +1 (868) 555-0173. From a mobile, typing + replaces the exit code and works from any country.
The middle block is the only part fixed by Trinidad and Tobago. The exit code changes with wherever you happen to be calling from.

Trinidad and Tobago at a glance

Country calling code
+1
ISO country code
TT
Exit code (dialling out of Trinidad and Tobago)
011
The prefix people in this country dial to reach another country.
National trunk prefix
None
Nothing to remove: the local number is the international number.
Number length
10 digits: area code 868 plus 7 digits
Time zone
AST (UTC−4, no DST)

Dialing

How to call Trinidad and Tobago: step by step

The full sequence is: exit code + 1 + local number.

  1. 1

    Dial your exit code

    From the United States and Canada that is 011. From most of Europe, Asia, and Africa it is 00. On any mobile you can simply press and hold 0 to get a + instead, which works from anywhere.
  2. 2

    Dial 1

    1 is the country calling code for Trinidad and Tobago. It never changes and it is the same from every country in the world.
  3. 3

    Dial the number exactly as written

    Trinidad and Tobago has no national trunk prefix, so the number you would dial locally is the same number you dial after +1. Nothing to strip.
  4. 4

    Check the time first

    Trinidad and Tobago is on AST (UTC−4, no DST). Business calls placed outside local working hours are the most common reason an international call goes unanswered.

Number format

What a Trinidad and Tobago phone number looks like

555-01XX is reserved across the North American Numbering Plan.

TypeFormatExample
Landline+1 (868) NXX-XXXX+1 (868) 555-0129
Mobile+1 (868) NXX-XXXX+1 (868) 555-0173

+1 is shared

Trinidad and Tobago is not the only country using +1. It is shared with United States, Canada, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Bahamas, Bermuda, Puerto Rico. The digits after the country code identify which country the number belongs to.

Frequently asked questions

What is the country code for Trinidad and Tobago?
The country code for Trinidad and Tobago is +1. Written in full international (E.164) format, a Trinidad and Tobago number looks like +1 (868) 555-0173.
How do I call Trinidad and Tobago from the United States?
Dial 011, then 1, then the local number exactly as written. From a mobile you can dial +1 directly instead of 011.
How many digits is a Trinidad and Tobago phone number?
10 digits: area code 868 plus 7 digits. Written internationally it becomes +1 followed by that national number.
Which other countries use +1?
+1 is shared with United States, Canada, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Bahamas, Bermuda, Puerto Rico. The country is identified by the digits that follow the country code, not by the code alone.
What time is it in Trinidad and Tobago?
Trinidad and Tobago is on AST (UTC−4, no DST). Check the local time before calling; the safe business window is roughly 9am to 5pm local.

Sources

  1. ITU-T Recommendation E.164 — The international public telecommunication numbering planInternational Telecommunication UnionThe international number format, the 15-digit maximum, and how country codes and national numbers compose.
  2. ITU-T International Numbering ResourcesInternational Telecommunication UnionThe assignment of country calling codes and the published national numbering plans they belong to.

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