Europe
+30 – Greece
+31 – Netherlands
+32 – Belgium
+33 – France
+34 – Spain
+350 – Gibraltar
+351 – Portugal
+352 – Luxembourg
+353 – Ireland
+354 – Iceland
+355 – Albania
+356 – Malta
+357 – Cyprus
+358 – Finland
+358 18 – Åland Islands
+359 – Bulgaria
+36 – Hungary
+370 – Lithuania
+371 – Latvia
+372 – Estonia
+373 – Moldova
+373 2 / 5 – Transnistria
+374 – Armenia
+374 47 / 97 – Nagorno-Karabakh (landlines / mobile phones)
+375 – Belarus
+376 – Andorra
+377 – Monaco
+377 44 / 45 – Kosovo (mobile phone networks)
+378 – San Marino
+379 – Vatican City assigned but uses +39 Italy.
+38 – discontinued (was assigned to Yugoslavia before break-up)
+380 – Ukraine and Crimea
+381 – Serbia
+381 28 / 29 / 38 / 39 – Kosovo for landlines but +377 Monaco and +386 Slovenia for mobile phones.
+382 – Montenegro
+383 – from 1 January 2015 this code will be allocated to Kosovo[2]
+384 – unassigned
+385 – Croatia
+386 – Slovenia
+386 43 / 49 – Kosovo (mobile phone networks)
+387 – Bosnia and Herzegovina
+389 – Macedonia
+39 – Italy
+39 06 698 – Vatican City (assigned +379 but not in use)
+40 – Romania
+41 – Switzerland
+42 – previously assigned to Czechoslovakia until its breakup.
+420 – Czech Republic
+421 – Slovakia
+422 – unassigned
+423 – Liechtenstein (formerly +41 75)
+424 – unassigned
+425 – unassigned
+426 – unassigned
+427 – unassigned
+428 – unassigned
+429 – unassigned
+43 – Austria
+44 – United Kingdom
+44 1481 – Guernsey
+44 1534 – Jersey
+44 1624 – Isle of Man
+45 – Denmark
+46 – Sweden
+47 – Norway
+47 79 – Svalbard
+47 79 – Jan Mayen
+48 – Poland
+49 – Germany
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