Belgium Calling Instruction

Belgium International Dialing Code Is +32.

How To Call Belgium: +32 - Area Code - Phone Number

• Call Antwerp: +32 - 3 - Phone Number
• Call Bruges: +32 - 50 - Phone Number
• Call Brussels: +32 - 2 - Phone Number
• Call Charleroi: +32 - 71 - Phone Number
• Call Ghent: +32 - 9 - Phone Number
• Call Leuven: +32 - 16 - Phone Number
• Call Liege: +32 - 4 - Phone Number
• Call Mechelen: +32 - 15 / 3 - Phone Number
• Call Mons: +32 - 65 - Phone Number
• Call Namur: +32 - 81 - Phone Number

Belgian mobile market is not as advanced as in some European countries, but quite stable and extended. Belgacom, one of its main players, was partly privatized in 1996, and now owns roughly a half of market share is the sphere of telecommunications. The company takes responsibility not only for mobile telephony (the branch is called Proximus), but also for landline phone services, offering domestic, longdistance and international calls on a regular basis. Due to strong growth in popularity among cellular phones, the number of main lines in Belgium has slightly decreased in the recent years. Besides Belgacom there are three more mobile service providers, namely, Mobistar, Transatel and Base, which allow some competition at the market. Nevertheless, Belgacom shows greater power and remains unique in offering 3G standard of telephony to its consumers. Belgacom's strong competitor in the sphere of international calls is Phone-Plus, which offers lower rates for this type of communication. Belgian country code for international calls is +32.

Internet access in Belgium is based primarily on DSL and cable technologies, promoted by some 60 ISPs. Originally, the initiative belonged to Belgacom, which first launched it ADSL services in the country. The most popular of ISPs are Versatel, Talessa and La Tribu. The country rates the eighth in the top 10 list of nations with the highest connection speed of 24 Mbit/s. Besides, it can boast quite good connectivity and ADSL penetration into most parts of its territory. However, having access to the Internet, users are usually limited in the volume of information they can transfer (commonly from 5 to 35 GB). This fact strongly affects the competition in the sphere. Cable Internet is also provided by some brands, the most known of them is Telenet, offering connection speed up to 25 Mbit/sec for download.

As for TV-channels and television services, Belgian companies offer SD and HD technologies, which find their place on dozens of TV-channels, provided by several broadcasting stations. Television in the country has over 5 million subscribers. Radio is served according to language communities, e.g. VRT is responsible for radio in Dutch regions, and RTBF serves channels for French-speaking people.

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Best calling rate to Belgium is 1.08.
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Best calling rate from Belgium is 1.78.
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Calling to Belgium related area(s): Antwerp, Brussels, Belgium Mobile, Charleroi, Gent, Liege.