Cyprus has become a base for fintech, forex, gaming, shipping and technology companies serving Europe and the Middle East. A Cypriot number helps local clients and regulators reach you, and it’s straightforward to set up.
How Cypriot numbers work
Cyprus uses country code +357 and has no trunk prefix. All numbers have eight digits, and you dial them the same way inside and outside the country, adding +357 from abroad:
- inside Cyprus: 25 123456
- from abroad: +357 25 123456
Area codes by city
| City | Code |
|---|---|
| Nicosia (Lefkosia) | 22 |
| Famagusta area | 23 |
| Larnaca | 24 |
| Limassol | 25 |
| Paphos | 26 |
Browse Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos numbers, or all Cyprus numbers.
Freephone: 800
Cypriot 800 numbers are free for callers and common for customer service by banks, utilities and retailers. See Cyprus 800 numbers.
Mobile numbers
Cypriot mobiles start with 9, for example 99 or 96. Landline-style virtual numbers are more widely available than mobile ranges.
Who uses Cypriot numbers
- Licensed financial firms that need a local contact number for clients and regulators
- International companies with a Cypriot holding or operating entity
- Relocating teams that want a local number before the office is ready
- Support centres serving Greek-speaking customers in Cyprus and Greece
DIDNumbers is operated by Intergo Telecom, headquartered in Paphos, so Cyprus is a home market for us.
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreign company get a Cypriot number?
In most cases yes. Company details are normally required; the number page shows the exact requirements.
Do Cypriot numbers need a 0 when dialling locally?
No. Cyprus has no trunk prefix: dial the eight digits locally, or +357 plus the eight digits from abroad.
Browse Cyprus numbers