Always Use the Country Code
Nepal's country code is +977. You must include it when dialing from Kuwait, even if the recipient has a Nepal phone number.
Quick Start
Dial +977 followed by the Nepal number to connect from Kuwait. Sayfone offers transparent rates starting at 48¢/min—no signup required.
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+977
Country code
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Landline rate
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Mobile rate
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Steps at a glance
DIALING STEPS
Follow these steps to dial any Nepal number from Kuwait using the international format.
Start with the + symbol (press and hold 0 on most phones, or use the + key on a dialer).
+
Enter 977, Nepal's international dialing code.
+977
For landline calls to specific cities in Nepal, dial the area code. Kathmandu uses 1, Pokhara uses 61. Mobile numbers do not require a separate area code.
+977 1 (Kathmandu) or +977 61 (Pokhara)
Enter the recipient's local phone number. Landline numbers in Nepal typically have 6–8 digits; mobile numbers have 10 digits.
+977 1 4123456 (Kathmandu landline) or +977 98XXXXXXXX (mobile)
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Dialing format reference
+977
Use these patterns when entering a full international number to +977.
Mobile
+977 98XXXXXXXX (10 digits total after country code)
Landline
+977 [area code] [local number] (6–8 digits after area code)
Major city area codes
Sources
Referenced for international dialing format standard.
KEY RULES
Important guidelines to follow when calling Nepal from Kuwait.
Nepal's country code is +977. You must include it when dialing from Kuwait, even if the recipient has a Nepal phone number.
Nepal mobile numbers start with 98, 97, 96, or 99 and are followed by 8 digits. When dialing internationally, use the full +977 9XXXXXXXXX format.
Landline calls to Nepal require the appropriate city area code after +977. Kathmandu (1), Pokhara (61), and other cities have distinct codes. Omit the leading 0 used domestically in Nepal—it is not used in international dialing.
International calls from Kuwait to Nepal may take a few seconds to connect. Be patient after dialing.
Government hotlines, local service numbers, and premium-rate numbers may not be accessible from abroad. Dial standard landline or mobile numbers for best results.
CALLING TIPS
Plan your calls to Nepal during overlapping business hours and favorable times in both countries.
Nepal Standard Time (NST) is UTC+5:45 year-round. Kuwait Standard Time (KST) is UTC+3 (no daylight saving). The time difference is 2 hours and 45 minutes: Nepal is ahead. Note that Kuwait observes daylight saving time in some contexts, but standard time is UTC+3.
Best Time to Call
8 AM–12 PM Kuwait
Morning in Kuwait, late afternoon in Nepal (5:45 PM–4:45 PM). Catches business hours in both regions.
Evening Calls
4 PM–7 PM Kuwait
Afternoon/evening in Kuwait, night in Nepal (6:45 PM–9:45 PM). Good for personal calls.
Avoid
12 AM–6 AM Kuwait
Late night in Kuwait, middle of night in Nepal. Both regions are sleeping.
Sources
Referenced for current time zone and DST information.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Solutions for call failures, connection problems, and number format issues when calling Nepal from Kuwait.
Ensure you entered +977 followed by the correct area code (for landlines) or the full 10-digit mobile number. Double-check there are no spaces or extra characters. If the number is correct, try again after a few seconds—international routing can occasionally delay connections.
Check your internet or mobile signal in Kuwait. Call quality depends on your connection speed. Move to a location with stronger WiFi or 4G/5G signal, or try calling at a different time if the network is congested.
Verify the Nepal number format: mobile numbers must include the 98–99 prefix and be 10 digits total after +977. Landline numbers must include the correct area code (1 for Kathmandu, 61 for Pokhara, etc.) and be 6–8 digits after the area code. Omit any leading 0 used domestically.
Review the per-minute rate shown in Sayfone before you call. Sayfone displays your rate upfront at 48¢/min—transparent pricing or surprise charges. If you see a different rate, verify you are using an official Sayfone link or contact Sayfone support.
Some government hotlines and premium-rate services may not be reachable from Kuwait. Standard landlines and mobile numbers should work reliably. If you cannot reach a specific service, confirm the number is active and available for international calling.
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Before you go
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