Trinidad & Tobago Country Code — +1-868
+1-868 is the international dialling code for Trinidad & Tobago. Numbers in Trinidad & Tobago start with this prefix when dialled from abroad.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Country | Trinidad & Tobago |
| Dialling code | +1-868 |
| ISO code | TT / TTO |
| Region | Americas · Latin America and the Caribbean |
| Capital | Port of Spain |
| Languages | en-TT,hns,fr,es,zh |
| Currency | TTD — Trinidad and Tobago Dollar |
| Internet TLD | .tt |
How to call Trinidad & Tobago
To call Trinidad & Tobago from another country, dial your international access prefix, then 1 868, then the local number.
- From the United States or Canada: 011 1 868, then the local number.
- From most other countries: 00 1 868, then the local number (some countries use 0011, 010 or another carrier prefix — check your operator).
- From a mobile phone abroad: +1 868 works on almost every network.
Trinidad & Tobago uses the North American Numbering Plan, so numbers are +1 + area code + 7 digits. Dialling is exactly the same as calling the US or Canada, and 10-digit dialling applies.
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Frequently asked questions
What country is +1-868?
+1-868 is the international dialling code for Trinidad & Tobago, with capital Port of Spain.
How do I call Trinidad & Tobago from the US?
Dial 011, then 1 868, then the local number. From a mobile phone you can also dial +1 868 followed by the local number.
Is calling Trinidad & Tobago the same as calling the US?
Yes for dialling. Numbers use +1, a 3-digit area code and 7 digits, but your carrier may still bill it as an international call.