Our country data table is a valuable resource. It has key info for every country. Here’s a closer look at each column in the table and how it benefits you:

Country

The first step in any international communication is to know the countries’ names. Our table lists the official names of all recognized countries. It will help you identify the location of each phone number.

Country Code

The country code is an essential component of international dialing. Our table lists each nation’s country code. Use it to discover the code for calls and message transactions.

Example:

• France: Paris
• Japan: Tokyo

ISO Code

Standardized codes known as ISO codes identify countries and their subdivisions. Our table includes both the two-letter and three-letter ISO codes. This is for easy reference in international transactions and communications.

Example:

• United States: US (two-letter), USA (three-letter).
• Germany: DE (two-letter), DEU (three-letter)

Population

A country’s population can reveal its market size and user potential. Our table shows the latest population figures. It helps you gauge the audience size you might interact with.

Example:

• India: Approximately 1.4 billion.
• Canada: Approximately 38 million.

Local Time

Time zone accuracy enables efficient call scheduling and OTP verification management. Our table shows each country’s current local time. It ensures that you sync with your target audience’s time zone.

Example:

• Australia: Sydney – AEST (UTC+10:00)
• Brazil: São Paulo – BRT (UTC-3:00)

Currency

It’s vital to know each country’s currency. It affects transactions and purchasing power. Our table lists each nation’s official currency. It will help you in international dealings.

Example:

• United Kingdom: British pound (GBP)
• Japan: Japanese yen (JPY)

Continent

The continent classification provides geographical context and helps in understanding regional groupings. This can be useful for market segmentation and regional analysis.

Example:

• South Africa: Africa
• Italy: Europe

Official Language(s)

Language can play a significant role in communication and customer service. Our table lists each country’s official languages. Use it to enhance your interactions and the user experience.

Example:

• Mexico: Spanish
• Switzerland: German, French, and Italian.

Calling Code

Like the country code, the calling code is for international dialing. Our table lists calling codes to help you connect with the right destination.

Example:

• China: +86
• Italy: +39