Get International Virtual Phone Numbers for 160+ Countries

An international phone number is a local, national, mobile, or toll-free number in a country where your business has no physical office, letting you call and be called as a local presence. Customers see a familiar local number instead of a foreign one, which increases answer rates and trust. With CloudTalk, these numbers live in the cloud, so your team places and receives calls from a desktop or mobile app anywhere in the world.

International phone numbers work by routing calls over the internet (VoIP) instead of a traditional phone line, so a number registered in one country can be answered by a team anywhere. When someone dials your international number, the call is routed to whichever device, app, or team member you’ve assigned. This means a sales rep in Barcelona can answer a local London number, and the caller only ever sees the local number they dialed.

You can get an international phone number in four steps:

1. Choose your country. Pick the country (and city, for local numbers) where you want a presence.
2. Select the number type. Choose a local, national, mobile, or toll-free number depending on how you want customers to reach you.
3. Complete any required documentation. Some countries require regulatory documents to activate certain number types; verification typically takes 1–2 business days.
4. Assign and start calling. Route the number to your team, apps, and CRM, and start making and receiving calls immediately.

With CloudTalk, all of this happens inside one dashboard, and numbers are available in 160+ countries.

There are four main types of international numbers: local, national, mobile, and toll-free. Local numbers give you a presence in a specific city. National numbers cover a whole country. Mobile numbers reach customers who trust or expect a mobile format. Toll-free numbers let customers call you for free and signal an established, professional presence. Availability of each type varies by country.

In some countries, yes — certain number types require a local address or registration document, while many others have no such requirement. Requirements depend entirely on the country and the type of number you choose. CloudTalk flags any documentation a country requires during setup, so you know before you buy.

To dial an international number, enter the plus sign (+) or your country’s exit code, then the destination country code, then the local number. For example, a UK number is dialed as +44, followed by the number. With CloudTalk you don’t dial manually — your numbers live in the dashboard and your CRM, so you click to call and the call is routed correctly every time.

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Here’s how it works:

• Exit code: Signals that you’re making an international call (e.g., 011 from the US/Canada, 00 from most of Europe, including Spain). On mobile phones, you can use + instead by long-pressing 0.
• Country code: Identifies the destination country (e.g., +34 for Spain, +1 for the US/Canada, +44 for the UK).
• Area or city code + local number: The rest of the phone number—but without any leading zero from the area code.

Example:
To call a number in Madrid (912 345 678) from the US:
011 + 34 + 912 345 678

Or simply:
+34 912 345 678 (on mobile or VoIP systems)

Yes — in most cases you can port your existing number to CloudTalk and keep it. Number porting lets you move a number you already own from another provider without losing it, so your customers keep reaching you on the same number.

Enter your International phone numbers with CloudTalk start from $6/number per month. The exact cost depends on the country and number type. See our full pricing for a per-country breakdown.

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Dialing steps:

• From a landline: Dial 011 (US/Canada exit code), then the country code, area code, and number. Example: 011 44 20 7946 0000 (calling London, UK)
• From a mobile phone: Use the + symbol instead of the exit code. Example: +44 20 7946 0000 (works across carriers like Verizon or T-Mobile)

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