Get a virtual phone number from Poland

Activate a Polish phone number for your customers now, so you have a local presence and they can call you at local rates in their own country.

We can forward calls to any phone you want.

Give us your mobile or office number in Europe, and we will forward all incoming calls to it.

In our Polish number shop, you will find the following phone numbers in Poland:

Free 800 Number in Poland

If you want to open a toll-free number in Poland for your Polish customers, you can do so without being physically located in Poland. Incoming calls will be forwarded to any national or international phone number you want.

Local Polish Phone Numbers

You can request a local number in Poland so that callers can reach you at local rates.

The largest 10 cities in Poland with their corresponding area codes are: Warsaw (22), Kraków (12), Łódź (42), Wrocław (71), Poznań (61), Gdańsk (58), Szczecin (91), Bydgoszcz (52), Lublin (81), Katowice (32).

Polish numbers have a length of 9 digits. There is no leading 0 used.

The country code for Poland is +48. Polish mobile numbers start with 5, 6, 7, or 8.

We advise using your Polish number with +48 in your business communications.

Here are some fun facts about Polish phone numbers:

• Historical Context:

  • Previously, Polish phone numbers had different lengths and formats depending on the region. This was standardized to a 9-digit system for both landlines and mobile numbers in 2000.

• Country Code:

  • The country code for Poland is +48. This must be used when calling Poland from abroad.

• Mobile Numbers:

  • Mobile numbers usually start with the digits 5, 6, 7, or 8. For example, 512 345 678.

  • Mobile telephony in Poland is very widespread, and mobile internet is often faster and cheaper than landlines.

• Landlines:

  • Landlines have specific area codes indicating the region. For example, Warsaw has the area code 22, while Kraków is 12.

• Number Portability:

  • Since 2006, number portability has been possible in Poland, allowing customers to keep their phone number when changing telecom providers.

• Increasing Use of Mobile Phones:

  • The number of landlines has decreased, while the number of mobile connections has skyrocketed. Many households no longer have a landline.

• Emergencies:

  • In Poland, you can call 112 for emergencies, the European emergency number. Other emergency numbers include 997 for the police, 998 for the fire department, and 999 for an ambulance.

• Premium Numbers:

  • Poland has special premium numbers starting with 70x, often used for paid services such as help lines and voting lines.

• Caller ID:

  • Most modern phones and telecom providers in Poland support caller ID, allowing you to see who is calling.

• Standardization:

• Polish phone numbers are standardized according to international norms, improving accessibility and ease of use for both national and international calls.

Benefits of a Number from Poland:

The benefits of registering a Polish number with Belfabriek include:

• A local presence for your business abroad

• Your business can be called in another country at local rates

• Welcome message and phone menu in Polish

• No need to purchase new hardware or phones

• Active as a local telecom company in 14 European countries, offering first-class national and international telecommunications services.