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How to Get a Virtual Czech Phone Number? | The Complete Guide
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The Czech Republic has a well-structured telephone numbering system that enables efficient communication within the country and internationally. Understanding the Czech phone number format is essential for making international calls, sending SMS, and accessing various services.
The country code for the Czech Republic is +420, which is used to identify the country’s phone numbers. In this section, we will provide an overview of Czech phone numbers, including their format, types, and advantages.
Step-by-Step: Buy a Czech virtual phone number
1. Visit the Belfabriek website
Go to our website and navigate to the page for Czech virtual numbers. You can buy a Czech phone number in just a few clicks.
2. Choose your Czech number
Select the type of number you need: a local number (for example, Prague or Brno) or a national number, depending on where your customers are located.
3. Place your order
Follow the easy ordering process on our website—fast and intuitive.
4. Provide the required information
To activate your number, we’ll ask for:
A valid business address in the Czech Republic (related to the chosen area code)
A company registration extract (also accepted for international businesses)
5. Confirm your request
We double-check all details to make sure everything is correct.
6. Wait for our confirmation
Our support team will reach out if needed. Once everything is verified, we’ll activate your number.
7. Your Czech number is live within one business day
Within 24 hours, you’ll be reachable with your new virtual Czech phone number.
What is the Czech Republic's country code?
If you need to make international phone calls, you must know that the Czech Republic’s country code is +420. Landline numbers in the Czech Republic typically begin with a two to three-digit area code. A typical Czech Republic phone number consists of 13 digits, including the country code.
When calling from abroad, dial the international access code followed by the Czech country code and the 9-digit phone number. Understanding the correct dialing format is crucial for both local and international calls to ensure effective communication.
What do Czech mobile phone numbers start with?
Czech mobile numbers generally start with 6 or a 7. Landline numbers, on the other hand, are tied to specific geographic locations within the country. To dial a mobile number in the Czech Republic, local callers should use the full nine-digit number, while international callers need to prefix it with the country code +420.
Czechia employs a closed numbering plan, ensuring all phone numbers are fixed-length. Special service numbers are part of the closed numbering plan in Czechia and are subject to specific call charges under different calling plans.
Useful Czech emergency numbers
Phone numbers that are always handy: General emergency number: 112. These numbers are crucial for calling emergency services in any situation. In addition, there are then the following more specific phone numbers, Police: 158 Ambulance: 155 Fire brigade: 150. These numbers can also be used to receive calls from emergency services as well.
As a foreigner, can I also get a real local Czech number?
Yes, you can. Obtaining a local Czech number can help you connect with local businesses and customers seamlessly. Different service providers, including VoIP providers, offer local Czech numbers, ensuring you have a stable connection for high-quality calls. At Belfabriek, you can request a Czech number, which we will briefly explain below.
Requesting Czech local numbers
Does your company have a strong connection to the Prague region? Or do you simply want to create a national image by capturing the capital’s phone number? By activating a Czech phone number, you gain access to various services that enhance your communication capabilities.
Then you can easily apply for an 02 number (Prague) through Belfabriek. In principle, Belfabriek can register all possible local Czech area codes.
If you want to explore more about the Czech Republic phone number format and gain valuable business usage tips, check out our detailed article!
Frequently asked questions:
The country code for Czechia is 420. When calling from abroad, you need to dial +420 or 00420 before the national phone number.
Czech mobile numbers usually begin with the digits 6 or 7.
The area code for Prague is 2. When calling Prague from abroad, you dial +420 2 followed by the subscriber number.
Yes, Belfabriek allows you to request a local Czech number, including numbers with the Prague area code (2).
No, calls to Czech national numbers are typically charged at local call rates within Czechia.
Czech toll-free numbers (often beginning with 800) are free for customers to call. This can greatly improve customer engagement and lower barriers to contacting your company.
A virtual Czech phone number lets you have a local Czech number without needing a physical office in the country. Incoming calls to this number are forwarded to your existing devices anywhere in the world, saving you costs and offering greater flexibility.
With call forwarding, incoming calls to your Czech virtual number are automatically redirected to the destination number you set — such as your mobile phone or office line.
Belfabriek offers phone numbers in many countries. In Europe, this includes the Netherlands, Spain, and Belgium. We also offer numbers in the United Kingdom and Singapore. You can find a full list on our international numbers page.
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