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ۋەھران (ئەرەبچە: وَهْران) بىر شەھەردۇر. [[ China - areasAnshan+86 - 412Beijing+86 - 10Dalian+86 - 411Guangzhou+86 - 20Hangzhou+86 - 571Harbin+86 - 451Huaian+86 - 517Huaibei+86 - 561Changchun+86 - 431Chengdu+86 - 28Chongqing+86 - 23Jilin+86 - 432Jinan+86 - 531Nanjing+86 - 25Ningbo+86 - 574Qingdao+86 - 532Shanghai+86 - 21Shenyang+86 - 24Suizhou+86 - 722Tianjin+86 - 22Weifang+86 - 536Wuhan+86 - 27Wuxi+86 - 510Xiangfan+86 - 710Yangzhou+86 - 514Yantai+86 - 535Zaozhuang+86 - 632Zibo+86 - 533Calling China from other countries

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How to call ChinaInternational phone number China: +86

The international dialing code for China is +86. You must enter this number if you are calling from another country.

China

International phone number: +86

IDD 00ISO code 2: CNISO code 3: CHNCapital city: BeijingNumber of inhabitants: 1 330 044 000Area: 9 596 960,00km2

Continent: Asia

Internet domain of country:: .cn

Currency:: Yuan Renminbi (CNY)

Languages::

Chinese (PRC) 

Neighbouring countries:

Afghanistan

AFAFG+93

Bhutan

BTBTN+975

Kazakhstan

KZKAZ+7

Laos

LALAO+856

Mongolia

MNMNG+976

Nepal

NPNPL+977

Tajikistan

TJTJK+992

China - Telephone area codes

Each country area has its own local phone prefix. This phone prefix is added after IDD and international phone number. In case of local call (call just between areas not countries) you don't need to add IDD and international phone number.

If you are calling from other country than China to the Anshan area, dial IDD of your country, then international phone number (country code) +86 , after that phone area code of +86 - 412 and call number. 

Example: International call +86 - 412 (Telephone number)

If you are calling inside country China , you don't need to dial IDD and international phone number (country code) of Anshan . Just dial phone area code of 412 and call number. 

Example: Local call 0 412 (Telephone number)

China - areasAnshan+86 - 412Beijing+86 - 10Dalian+86 - 411Guangzhou+86 - 20Hangzhou+86 - 571Harbin+86 - 451Huaian+86 - 517Huaibei+86 - 561Changchun+86 - 431Chengdu+86 - 28Chongqing+86 - 23Jilin+86 - 432Jinan+86 - 531Nanjing+86 - 25Ningbo+86 - 574Qingdao+86 - 532Shanghai+86 - 21Shenyang+86 - 24Suizhou+86 - 722Tianjin+86 - 22Weifang+86 - 536Wuhan+86 - 27Wuxi+86 - 510Xiangfan+86 - 710Yangzhou+86 - 514Yantai+86 - 535Zaozhuang+86 - 632Zibo+86 - 533Calling China from other countries

In this list you will find links to make phone calls between countries. It is a list of countries from which you can make calls to China.

Phone call toAndorraPhone call toUnited Arab EmiratesPhone call toAfghanistanPhone call toAnguillaPhone call toAlbaniaPhone call toArmeniaPhone call toAngolaPhone call toAntarcticaPhone call toArgentinaShow all countries in the listPower plug in ChinaIn China are used power plugs and socketsof type A,C,I 230 V and 50 Hz . More information about electricity in China can be found at www.electricplug.eu.

Power plug type APower plug type CPower plug type I

Traveling and ChinaIf you are planning a business trip or vacation to China, you need to know the following information:China uses the phone code +86Type of electrical sockets in China is A,C,I 230 V and 50 Hz. You can see photos of electrical sockets above this article.If you plan to travel, you can book accommodation in China here. Many hotels are ready for tourists and have electrical outlets of various types. You can use the area code +86 for China, call the hotel and find out which electrical outlets they have.

Words that characterize this project: International dialing code, Country code, Area code, International calling code, Area phone code

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