+372 explained
The Estonia country code, 372, is what you dial before a Estonia number when you call from abroad. It is also known as the Estonia dialing code, Estonia calling code, or Estonia phone code. In the Estonia phone number format, +372 comes first, then the area code and the local number.
- Country code
- +372
- The 00372 country code is the same number
- ISO country codes
- EE, EST
- Use the EE country code or the EST country code on forms and passports. To call Estonia, dial +372
- Used in
- Estonia
- No other country or territory dials +372
- Exit code
- 00
- From most countries. Also 011 from United States and Canada, 0011 from Australia, and + from any mobile
- Trunk prefix
- None
- Keep every digit after +372
- Number length
- 7, 8, or 10 digits
- After +372
- Time now in Estonia
- Estonia mobile number format
- 5123 4567
- From abroad: +372 5123 4567
- Estonia landline number format
- 321 2345
- From abroad: +372 321 2345
Estonia phone number types
The first digits of a Estonia number tell you what kind of number it is: a landline, a mobile, a free number, or one that costs more to call. Here is a sample of each type of Estonia phone number, as dialed inside Estonia and from abroad.
Good to know before you call Estonia
“Tere”
It means hello. No source describes a special way Estonians answer the phone, so this is the everyday greeting from a phrasebook
Reply
“Tere”
Emergency number
112
112 covers the police, an ambulance, and the rescue service. It replaced 110, which stopped working as an emergency number on 1 March 2020.
Häirekeskus, the Estonian Emergency Response CentreEstonia's numbering plan is closed, so no city has its own area code anywhere in the country.
Estonian Technical Regulatory Authority, national numbering plan for country code +372Estonia had a second emergency number, 110, until 1 March 2020. Now 112 is the only one that works.
Estonian Technical Regulatory Authority, national numbering plan for country code +372Estonia's numbering plan sets aside 126 and 127 as short numbers for emergency psychological aid.
Estonian Technical Regulatory Authority, national numbering plan for country code +372Estonia runs a separate number, 1247, for the State Helpline, apart from 112 for emergencies.
Häirekeskus, the Estonian Emergency Response Centre
What it costs to call Estonia (using Suparelay)
Landline from $0.06/minMobile from $0.73/min
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Why a call to Estonia fails
You call from: 🇺🇸 United States
Your exit code is not 00
00 works from Estonia, Europe, and most of the world. From the US and Canada the exit code is 011.
- Connects
- 011 372 321 2345
- Does not connect
- 00 372 321 2345
The number does not take calls from abroad
Estonia's 800 and 900 service numbers work only inside the country. Calls to them from abroad are not possible.
- Connects
- 011 372 321 2345
- Does not connect
- 011 372 8001 2345
Questions about +372
Which country is +372?
+372, or country code 372, belongs to Estonia. No other country uses this code.
What is +372?
+372 is the code you dial before an Estonian number when you call from another country.
What is the difference between +372 and 00372?
The + stands for your own exit code. 00 is the exit code in Estonia, Europe, and most of the world, so 00372 and +372 reach the same number there. From the US or Canada, dial 011 372 instead.
Can I text a +372 number?
Yes. Write the number as +372 followed by the digits exactly as dialled inside Estonia. There is no leading 0 to drop.
How much does it cost to call Estonia?
A call to an Estonian mobile costs more than a call to a landline. The dialer on this page shows the exact price of the number you enter before you call.
Does Estonia have area codes?
No. Estonia's numbering plan is closed, so every number has the same shape nationwide and no city has its own code.
Is 110 still an emergency number in Estonia?
No. Estonia retired 110 as an emergency number on 1 March 2020. Today, 112 is the only number for the police, an ambulance, or the rescue service.
The information on this page is accurate as of September 26, 2026.
TTJA, the Estonian numbering plan