Country Code Finder
Look up a country's ISO2 and ISO3 country codes and its international calling/dial code by searching its name.
Result
India
ISO2
IN
ISO3
IND
Dial Code
+91
How the Country Code Finder Works
Type a country name into the search box. The tool matches it against a reference list of countries and shows its ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code (2 letters, used in domains and locale codes), its ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code (3 letters, used in many international data formats), and its international calling/dial code (used before a phone number).
Example
Searching "India" returns ISO2 "IN", ISO3 "IND", and dial code "+91".
Common Use Cases
- Looking up a country's calling code before dialing an international number.
- Finding the correct ISO country code for a form, database, or API integration.
- Checking ISO2 vs. ISO3 codes when working with country data in code.
FAQs
What is the difference between ISO2 and ISO3 codes?
Both are standardized country codes from ISO 3166-1, just at different lengths — ISO2 (2 letters, like "IN") is common in web locales and domain suffixes, while ISO3 (3 letters, like "IND") is often used in international databases, sports federations, and some APIs that prefer a less ambiguous code.
Why do some countries share a dial code?
Countries in the North American Numbering Plan (including the US and Canada) all share the +1 dial code and are distinguished by their area codes instead, rather than each having a unique country dial code.
Does this include every country in the world?
This tool draws from a curated list of widely searched countries rather than the complete list of every country and territory. If a country you need isn't listed, check an official ISO 3166 reference for the complete list.