Home / Middle East / Jordan /
Jordan Communications
Jordan Country Code (+962): How to call Jordan
Jordan’s country calling code is +962. To call Jordan from another country, dial +962 followed by the Jordanian area or mobile code without its domestic leading zero, then enter the subscriber number.
For example, an Amman landline written locally with the 06 area code becomes +962 6 followed by the seven-digit local number when you call from abroad. Using the +962 format is usually the simplest option on a mobile phone because the plus symbol replaces the international access prefix used in the country you are calling from.
Jordan calling code: quick facts
| Jordan country code | +962 |
|---|---|
| International format | +962 followed by the Jordanian number without the domestic leading 0 |
| Amman area code | 6 internationally, or 06 within Jordan |
| Fixed-line regional codes | 2, 3, 5 and 6 |
| Mobile numbers | Use the 7 range domestically and drop the leading 0 when calling internationally |
| Primary emergency access code | 911 |
Table of Contents
How to call Jordan from abroad
To call a Jordanian landline or mobile number from another country, use the international format rather than the way the number appears locally. The exact international access prefix varies by country, but the + symbol works as a convenient replacement on most mobile phones.
- Enter +962, Jordan’s country calling code.
- Remove the leading 0 from the Jordanian area or mobile code.
- Enter the remaining area or mobile code.
- Dial the subscriber number.
For example, if an Amman number appears locally as 06 123 4567, dial +962 6 123 4567 from abroad. Similarly, a Jordanian mobile number beginning with 07 should normally begin with +962 7 in international format.
However, do not add both an international access prefix and the plus symbol. Use either the plus-format number, such as +962 6 123 4567, or your country’s international access prefix followed by 962.
Jordan phone number format
Jordan uses the international country calling code 962. The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission states that callers from outside Jordan should follow the country code with the national significant number and omit the domestic escape digit 0.
Jordanian fixed-line numbers use an eight-digit national significant number after the country code, while mobile numbers use nine digits. Consequently, an international Jordanian phone number usually starts with +962 and then continues with the regional or mobile code and subscriber number.
Jordan landline format
A fixed-line number can appear locally in a format such as 06 123 4567. From outside Jordan, the same structure becomes +962 6 123 4567.
Jordan mobile format
A mobile number normally starts with 07 when written for domestic use. When calling from another country, remove the initial zero and use +962 7 followed by the remaining mobile digits.
Jordan area codes
Jordan groups fixed-line numbers into geographic regions. Therefore, you may see several towns and cities share the same main regional code even though the following digits identify more specific local areas.
| Destination or region | International code |
|---|---|
| Greater Amman | 6 |
| Northern region, including Irbid, Jerash, Ajloun and Mafraq | 2 |
| Southern region, including Aqaba, Ma’an, Tafileh and Karak | 3 |
| Middle region, including Madaba, Balqa and Zarqa | 5 |
More detailed numbering ranges sit within these regional codes. For instance, the national numbering plan assigns specific number blocks within 02 to Irbid, Jerash, Ajloun and Mafraq, while 03 contains specific ranges for Aqaba, Ma’an, Tafileh and Karak.
Therefore, do not assume that every destination has its own single-digit city code. In Jordan, the regional code and the next digits together help route the call to a particular area.
How to call a mobile phone in Jordan
Jordanian mobile numbers use the 07 range for domestic dialling. From outside Jordan, drop the first zero and dial +962 7 followed by the remaining digits.
For example, a mobile number written locally as 07X XXX XXXX becomes +962 7X XXX XXXX internationally. Because Jordan supports mobile number portability, you should not rely on a mobile prefix alone to identify the person’s current network operator.
Moreover, saving the number with +962 makes it easier to call or message the same contact when you move between countries.
Calling Jordan from different countries
The +962 format works on most mobile phones worldwide. However, landlines and some older telephone systems may require the international access prefix used in the country where you are making the call.
| Calling from | Typical format | Amman example |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile phone in most countries | +962 | +962 6 123 4567 |
| Countries using 00 | 00 962 | 00 962 6 123 4567 |
| United States, Canada and some NANP locations | 011 962 | 011 962 6 123 4567 |
| Australia | 0011 962 | 0011 962 6 123 4567 |
Nevertheless, using +962 on a mobile phone usually avoids the need to remember the international exit code for each country.
How to save a Jordanian number in your phone
Save Jordanian contacts in full international format, starting with +962 and omitting the domestic leading 0. This format works well when you travel, use roaming or switch between local and foreign SIM cards.
For example, save an Amman landline as +962 6 123 4567 rather than 06 123 4567. Likewise, save a Jordanian mobile number as +962 7X XXX XXXX.
As a result, your phone can usually use the same stored contact whether you call from inside or outside Jordan.
Using WhatsApp and other internet calling services
Messaging and internet calling apps commonly use the phone number stored in your contacts to identify another user. Therefore, save Jordanian numbers in +962 international format before trying to find the contact in an app.
An app-based voice or video call uses an internet connection rather than a conventional international telephone call. Consequently, your mobile network’s standard international calling rate may not apply, although mobile data or Wi-Fi charges can still matter.
Service availability, call quality and app features can change, so check the service you intend to use before relying on it for an important call.
Emergency numbers in Jordan
Jordan’s national numbering plan identifies 911 as an emergency access code. Jordanian government information also lists other service-specific emergency numbers, including 193 for ambulance services and 199 for the fire service.
If you are travelling in Jordan, save essential emergency information before you need it. In addition, keep the contact details for your travel insurer, accommodation provider and relevant embassy or consulate somewhere you can access without relying solely on one device.
For broader guidance, see our international emergency numbers guide.
Jordan time and the best time to call
Before making an international call, check the current local time in Jordan rather than assuming the time difference from your home country remains constant throughout the year. Time-zone rules and seasonal clock changes can differ between countries.
As a result, a convenient calling time at home may fall early in the morning or late at night in Jordan. Check the local time shortly before placing personal or business calls.
In partnership with airalo
A better way to stay connected
Buy eSIMs for affordable, flexible coverage around the world — choose from 200+ locations.
International calling costs, roaming and eSIMs
International call charges vary between mobile networks, landline providers and calling plans. Therefore, check the price before making a long call to Jordan, particularly if your plan does not include international minutes.
If you are travelling, an app call over Wi-Fi or mobile data may cost less than a conventional voice call. However, roaming data charges can also become expensive if your plan does not include Jordan.
Before travelling, compare your provider’s roaming rates with local SIM and eSIM options. You can also read our guides to using your phone abroad, roaming charges and eSIMs for international travel.
FAQ: About Jordan Country Code
The +962 country calling code belongs to Jordan. If a telephone number starts with +962, the number uses Jordan’s international numbering plan, although the person using it could be travelling outside the country.
Yes. Remove the domestic leading 0 before adding +962. For example, an Amman number that begins 06 within Jordan starts +962 6 when you call it internationally.
Usually, yes, when calling from a mobile phone. The plus symbol tells the phone to use the appropriate international access prefix, so you can normally enter +962 followed by the Jordanian number without the domestic leading 0.
Save it in international format with +962 at the beginning and remove the domestic leading 0. This approach is particularly useful when travelling because the same saved number can usually work across different countries and networks.
Check that you have used +962 or the correct international access prefix, removed the domestic leading 0 and entered the remaining digits correctly. Also check whether your phone plan permits international calls and whether the number is still active.
Yes, Jordanian contacts should normally appear in international format using +962. If the contact does not appear, check that you have removed the domestic leading 0 and saved the full number correctly.
It may work if your network offers roaming in Jordan and your device supports the local network bands. Nevertheless, check roaming charges before travelling because voice, text and data prices can differ sharply between providers.
Plan your trip to Jordan
Telephone and mobile information forms only one part of planning a trip. For practical preparation, you may also want to read our guides to Jordan visa requirements, travel health advice for Jordan, Jordanian culture, customs and etiquette and foreign embassies and consulates in Jordan.

Author
James Walker
James Walker is the Middle East travel writer and destination editor for anothertravel.com, specialising in luxury travel, cultural experiences, desert adventures, and city breaks across the region. With extensive first-hand travel throughout the UAE, Oman and Jordan, he creates expert destination guides covering luxury hotels, historic landmarks, souks, and authentic local experiences. James oversees Middle East destination content covering Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Muscat, Petra, and the deserts of Oman and Jordan. His work combines on-the-ground travel experience with detailed destination research to produce trusted travel guides, itinerary ideas, and cultural travel insights for travellers exploring the Middle East.
Plan your trip
Make planning your next adventure a breeze! Book with one of our partners for easy, stress-free organising and an unforgettable experience!
Travel Insurance
in partnership with SafetyWing
Protect yourself: Get comprehensive travel medical insurance today!
Find Hotels
in partnership with Booking.com
Find your next hotel stay. Search low prices on hotels, and much more…
Find Hostels
in partnership with Hostelworld
Book a bed from over 36,000 properties across 178 countries.
Find Tours
in partnership with G Adventures
Never be bored again! Search 1000s of tours and activities from around the world.
Car Hire
in partnership with Rentcars.com
Compare the best car rental deals from all major car hire companies.
Just a heads up: all links here are affiliate links, which means they’ll take you to our partner websites. If you make a purchase through them, anothertravel.com earns a small commission that helps keep the site running. Thanks for your support!