Check whether a Serbia number is valid, detect its line type, and convert it to E.164, international, or national format — instantly and free. Powered by Google's libphonenumber.
| Country | Serbia (RS) |
| Country calling code | +381 |
| Example number (international) | +381 60 1234567 |
| National format | 060 1234567 |
| E.164 format | +381601234567 |
| RFC 3966 (tel: URI) | tel:+381601234567 |
| Example line type | mobile |
To dial a Serbia number from abroad, start with the country code +381 followed by the national subscriber number. In E.164 — the format every SMS gateway, CRM, and payment provider expects — the same number is stored as +381601234567: a leading +, the country code, and the national number with no spaces or separators.
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The country calling code for Serbia is +381. A full number in international (E.164) form looks like +381601234567.
A typical Serbia mobile number is written +381 60 1234567 internationally, 060 1234567 nationally, or +381601234567 in E.164 format.
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