🇨🇳 China · +86
Get a China phone number
Own a local number in China. Take calls and texts on it, use it as your caller ID, or hand it to an AI voice agent, with no subscription and no contract.
- Instant activation
- Keep your personal number private
- Cancel anytime
Reviewed by Sujan ThapaliyaLast updated
How do you get a China virtual phone number?
China numbers
- Country code
- +86
- Number types available
- Local
- Monthly rate
- Live rate shown in search
- Varies by number type and city code; shown before you claim anything.
- Number format
+86 1XX XXXX XXXX- Local time
- CST (UTC+8, no DST)
Capabilities
What you can do with a China number
Make and take calls
Use it as your caller ID
Send and receive texts
Point an AI agent at it
Route callbacks properly
Release it whenever
How it works
Getting a China number takes about two minutes
- 1
Search available numbers
Browse China inventory by number type and city code. Availability is live, so what you see is what you can claim. - 2
Claim it to your workspace
No setup fee and no contract, just the number's monthly rate, charged from your prepaid wallet. - 3
Point it somewhere
Ring your softphone, a team queue, an IVR, or an AI voice agent. Change the destination whenever you like. - 4
Start calling and texting
Use it as your outbound caller ID for China, take inbound calls, and reply to messages from the shared inbox.
City codes
Available China city and area codes
Pick a code local to the market you sell into; local numbers are answered noticeably more often than out-of-area ones.
| City / region | Code | Full format |
|---|---|---|
| Beijing | 10 | +86 10 … |
| Shanghai | 21 | +86 21 … |
| Guangzhou | 20 | +86 20 … |
| Shenzhen | 755 | +86 755 … |
Registration requirements vary by country
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a China phone number without living there?
What does a China number cost?
Can I receive calls and texts on a China number?
Can I use it as my caller ID when calling China?
Can I keep my existing China number instead?
Can I cancel a China number?
Sources
- Combating Spoofed Robocalls with Caller ID Authentication — Federal Communications CommissionThe STIR/SHAKEN framework, the attestation levels carriers sign calls with, and the mandate requiring providers to authenticate caller ID.
- 47 CFR Part 64 — Miscellaneous Rules Relating to Common Carriers — Electronic Code of Federal RegulationsThe operative federal rules on caller ID transmission, call authentication, and robocall mitigation.
Claim your China number today
Live in minutes, billed from a prepaid wallet, and released whenever you like: a real China presence for your business without opening an office there.
- Instant activation
- No subscription
- Cancel anytime