What is the country code for Bangladesh?

Bangladesh's country code is +880. When calling from Kuwait, always include this code at the start of the number (e.g., +880 2 1234567 for a Dhaka landline).

How much does it cost to call Bangladesh from Kuwait on Sayfone?

Calls to Bangladesh cost 10¢/min on Sayfone with transparent per-minute pricing. You'll see the rate before placing the call, and there are transparent pricing or surprise charges.

Do I need an app to call Bangladesh from Kuwait?

No. Sayfone is browser-based, so you can call from any device with an internet connection—phone, tablet, or computer. No app download is required.

What's the time difference between Kuwait and Bangladesh?

Bangladesh is 8 hours ahead of Kuwait. When it's noon in Kuwait, it's 8 PM in Bangladesh. Keep this in mind when scheduling calls to avoid calling at inconvenient hours.

Can I call Bangladesh mobile numbers from Kuwait?

Yes. Bangladesh mobile numbers use the format +880 1X XXXXXXXX (where 1X is the carrier code: 17 = Grameenphone, 18 = Banglalink, 19 = Robi, etc.). Dial them just like landlines; Sayfone supports both.

What if the call doesn't go through?

First, verify you've entered the full international format: +880 [area code or mobile prefix] [local number]. Check that your internet connection is stable. If the number is a landline, confirm it's still in service. For persistent issues, contact Sayfone support.

Get Connected Fast

Call Bangladesh from Kuwait in Seconds

Dial +880 plus the recipient's area code and number. Calls to Bangladesh landlines and mobiles are straightforward from Kuwait. On Sayfone, you'll see the rate (10¢/min) before dialing.

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Cost tools

🇰🇼From Kuwait

To Bangladesh🇧🇩

$0.10

Per minute

+880

Country code

Call quality

Landline rate

$0.10/min

Mobile rate

$0.10/min

Same per-minute Sayfone rate for landline and mobile.

Average call quality

Steps at a glance

Enter the full number: +880 [area code] [local number]
Review the rate and recipient details
Place the call from your browser—no app needed

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ITU: Bangladesh Country Calling Code

HOW TO DIAL

Step-by-Step Dialing Instructions

Bangladesh uses the country code +880. Follow these steps to connect a call from Kuwait using Sayfone or any international dialing service.

1
Start with the country code
Enter +880 (Bangladesh country code) or 00880 if using a landline format. On Sayfone, the + is standard for international calling.
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+880 or 00880
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2
Add the area code or mobile prefix
Bangladesh area codes vary by region (e.g., Dhaka 2, Chittagong 31, Sylhet 61). Mobile numbers use prefixes like 17, 18, or 19 depending on the carrier.
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+880 2 for Dhaka landline or +880 17X for Grameenphone mobile
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3
Enter the local number
Complete with the local subscriber number. Landlines are typically 6–8 digits; mobiles are 8 digits after the prefix.
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+880 2 9876543 (landline) or +880 1712345678 (mobile)
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4
Review and call
On Sayfone, the rate will display before you dial. At 10¢/min, you can estimate call cost before connecting.
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Confirm the number, then tap Call
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Dialing format reference

+880

Use these patterns when entering a full international number to +880.

Mobile

+880 1X XXXXXXXX (where 1X = carrier prefix 17, 18, 19, etc.)

Landline

+880 [area code] [6–8 digit local number]

+880 2 9876543 (Dhaka landline)
+880 31 9876543 (Chittagong landline)
+880 1712345678 (Grameenphone mobile)
+880 1812345678 (Banglalink mobile)

Major city area codes

Dhaka2

Chittagong31

Sylhet61

Rajshahi721

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IMPORTANT DETAILS

Bangladesh Dialing Rules & Formats

Understanding Bangladesh's numbering plan ensures your calls connect reliably. Key rules and exceptions are outlined below.

Always use +880 or 00880 for international dialing

When calling from Kuwait, always include the country code. Omitting it will result in a failed call. The plus prefix is the standard international format.

Mobile numbers start with 1 (carrier prefix 17–19)

Bangladesh mobile numbers begin with 1, followed by a carrier code (17 = Grameenphone, 18 = Banglalink, 19 = Robi, etc.) and 8 additional digits. The format is +880 1X XXXXXXXX.

Landlines use geographic area codes

Landline numbers are preceded by the city or region code (Dhaka = 2, Chittagong = 31, etc.). The format is +880 [area code] [6–8 digit local number].

Leading zero is dropped in international format

If you see a Bangladesh number written as 0880 or 02-XXXXXXX domestically, drop the leading 0 when dialing internationally. Use +880 2-XXXXXXX instead.

Special numbers may not connect internationally

Government hotlines, emergency numbers, and premium-rate services are typically blocked for international calls. Stick to standard landline and mobile numbers.

SMART CALLING TIPS

Best Times to Call Bangladesh from Kuwait

Bangladesh is 8 hours ahead of Kuwait (without daylight saving). Plan your call to catch business hours or convenient times for your contact.

Time & windows

Kuwait Morning

06:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Bangladesh afternoon/evening (2 PM – 8 PM)—good for personal calls

Kuwait Afternoon

12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Bangladesh evening (8 PM – 2 AM)—better for flexible contacts

Kuwait Evening

6:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Bangladesh late evening/night (2 AM – 7 AM)—avoid unless urgent

🇰🇼Best for business calls

Kuwait 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM (Bangladesh 10 PM – 2 AM next day)Overlap of late Bangladesh work/personal hours with Kuwait afternoon

🇰🇼Best for personal calls

Kuwait 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Bangladesh 2 PM – 8 PM)Bangladesh afternoon is ideal for catching family and friends

🇰🇼Avoid

Kuwait 10:00 PM – 6:00 AM (Bangladesh 6 AM – 2 PM next day)Early morning hours in Bangladesh; likely to disturb sleep

Calling tips

Check for public holidays in Bangladesh (e.g., Pohela Boishakh in April, Independence Day in March) before scheduling important calls.
Bangladesh typically observes Friday–Saturday weekends; avoid calling businesses on Friday.
Internet-based calling (like Sayfone) is reliable even during peak hours, unlike older international lines.
Keep calls short during peak evening hours (7 PM – 10 PM Bangladesh time) when networks are congested.

Business etiquette

Business hours in Dhaka are typically 9 AM – 5 PM, Monday–Thursday, and 9 AM – 12:30 PM on Friday.
Always confirm the recipient's preferred call time; evening calls to personal numbers are generally acceptable.
Start with a polite greeting in English or Bengali if comfortable; Bangladeshi contacts appreciate the effort.
Be mindful of religious observances; avoid calling during prayer times if known (five daily prayers in Islam).

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Time and Date World Time Zones

POTENTIAL ISSUES

Troubleshooting & Connection Tips

Most calls to Bangladesh connect smoothly, but here are solutions for common issues and restrictions to know.

Call won't connect

Verify the number includes the country code (+880) and correct area code. Check that the recipient's number is active and not a landline that has been disconnected. If using a VoIP service, confirm your internet connection is stable.

Poor audio quality or dropped calls

Internet-based calling (like Sayfone) depends on a stable connection. If experiencing issues, check your Wi-Fi signal or mobile data speed. Move closer to your router or switch to a stronger network. Calls typically improve during off-peak hours.

Special numbers may not work

Government helplines, toll-free numbers (08XXXX), and premium-rate services are typically blocked for international calls. Stick to standard landline and mobile numbers for reliable connections.

Number format errors

Double-check that you've removed any leading zeros if converting from a domestic format. Sayfone and most services accept the full international format (+880 area code local number) and will warn you of obvious format errors.

Savings

See what you could save

Adjust the tools below to compare Sayfone with typical retail pricing for calls to Bangladesh. Start with one call, then layer on monthly volume to see the bigger picture.

How to use these tools

Sayfone uses your live rate for calls to Bangladesh — the same basis as the rest of this page.
First, estimate savings on a single call length. Then, model a full month of minutes versus typical retail benchmarks.
Retail competitor rows are illustrative — not a quote from any carrier.