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+381 is the country code for Serbia.

Every phone number in Serbia starts with +381 when you call it from another country. From the US, dial 011 381, then the number without its first 0.

Time there
Belgrade timeCentral European Time, UTC+1 to UTC+2
From the US or Canada
011 381 60 1234567
From the UK and most of Europe
00 381 60 1234567
From Australia
0011 381 60 1234567
From any mobile phone
+381 60 1234567
Inside Serbia
060 1234567
Mobile numbers
8 to 10 digits after +381, starting 6
Landlines
7 to 12 digits after +381, such as +381 10 XXXXXX in Pirot
Toll-free numbers
Start with 0800

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34 landline areas cover Serbia, from 010 in Pirot to 0390 in Dakovica.

At homeFrom abroadArea
010+381 10Pirot
011+381 11Belgrade
012+381 12Pozarevac
013+381 13Pancevo
014+381 14Valjevo
015+381 15Sabac
016+381 16Leskovac
017+381 17Vranje
018+381 18Nis
019+381 19Zajecar
020+381 20Novi Pazar
021+381 21Novi Sad
022+381 22Sremska Mitrovica
023+381 23Zrenjanin
024+381 24Subotica
025+381 25Sombor
026+381 26Smederevo
027+381 27Prokuplje
028+381 28Kosovska Mitrovica
029+381 29Prizren
030+381 30Bor
031+381 31Uzice
032+381 32Cacak
033+381 33Prijepolje
034+381 34Kragujevac
035+381 35Jagodina
036+381 36Kraljevo
037+381 37Krusevac
038+381 38Pristina
039+381 39Pec
0230+381 230Kikinda
0280+381 280Gnjilane
0290+381 290Urosevac
0390+381 390Dakovica

In Serbia, the phone number format for apps and SMS gateways is +381 followed by the number without its 0.

WrittenExampleWhere you see it
At home060 1234567Business cards, local ads
International+381 60 1234567Websites, email signatures
E.164+381601234567APIs, SMS gateways, CRMs

A missed call from a +381 number you don't know can be a one-ring scam, so check it before calling back.

One-ring scams call once and hang up, hoping you call back a line that bills you international or premium rates.

  1. Don't call back an international number you don't know. A real caller leaves a message or sends a text.
  2. Check the number in the box above. A number that is not a working mobile or landline in Serbia is a warning sign.
  3. Hang up on anyone who wants gift cards, crypto or a wire transfer, or asks you to read out a code that was just texted to you.
  4. Report it at reportfraud.ftc.gov, and see the FCC's guide to one-ring scams.

The codes next to +381 belong to other countries, so one wrong digit reaches a different place.

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These are the questions people ask most about +381.

Which country uses the +381 country code?

Serbia. Every phone number there starts with +381 when it is dialed from abroad.

How do I call Serbia from the US?

Dial 011, then 381, then the number without its first 0. A mobile number written 060 1234567 at home is dialed 011 381 60 1234567 from the US, or +381 60 1234567 from any mobile phone.

Is +381 the same as 00381?

Yes. 00 is the exit code used in Serbia and most of the world, and the + on a mobile phone stands in for whatever exit code your network uses. From the US and Canada the exit code is 011 instead.

How many digits is a phone number in Serbia?

A mobile number has 8 to 10 digits after +381, written 060 1234567 at home. A landline has 7 to 12 digits, written 010 XXXXXX at home.

What time is it in Serbia?

Serbia is on Central European Time, UTC+1 in winter and UTC+2 in summer.

How do I check a +381 number that called me?

Enter it in the box above. The free check shows whether it is a valid number from Serbia and whether it is a mobile, a landline or a VoIP line, which helps you spot a one-ring scam before you call back.

Sources: Google's libphonenumber numbering data for lengths, mobile starts, area code places, first-issuing networks and time zones, as of September 24, 2026; the ITU list of country codes.