What is the country code for the Netherlands?

The country code for the Netherlands is +31. When dialing from Turkey, use either the + symbol (preferred on mobile) or the 00 prefix followed by 31.

How much does it cost to call the Netherlands from Turkey on Sayfone?

Sayfone charges $0.72 per minute for calls to the Netherlands from Turkey. The rate is displayed before you dial, so you know the exact cost upfront with transparent pricing.

Do I need to add a 0 before the local Dutch number?

No. When calling internationally, always drop the leading 0 from Dutch numbers. For example, if the local number is (020) 1234567, dial +31 20 1234567 instead.

What is the time difference between Turkey and the Netherlands?

Turkey is 1 hour ahead of the Netherlands year-round. Both regions observe daylight saving time at roughly the same time, so the difference remains constant. When it's 10 AM in Turkey, it's 9 AM in the Netherlands.

Can I call Dutch emergency services internationally?

Emergency numbers like 112 in the Netherlands are not accessible via international calling. In an emergency, contact your local Turkish emergency services (112 in Turkey) or the Turkish embassy in the Netherlands for assistance.

Does Sayfone work on mobile and desktop?

Yes, Sayfone is browser-based, so it works on any device with a web browser and internet connection—smartphone, tablet, or computer. No app download is required.

Are there additional fees besides the per-minute rate?

No. Sayfone charges only the transparent per-minute rate ($0.72/min to the Netherlands). There are transparent per-minute pricing, setup fees, or hidden charges.

Quick Answer

How to Call Netherlands from Turkey

Calling the Netherlands from Turkey is straightforward: dial +31 followed by the recipient's number (without the leading 0). Rates start at $0.72 per minute on Sayfone.

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🇹🇷From Turkey

To Netherlands🇳🇱

$0.72

Per minute

+31

Country code

Call quality

Landline rate

$0.72/min

Mobile rate

$0.72/min

Same per-minute Sayfone rate for landline and mobile.

Average call quality

Steps at a glance

Enter +31 (Netherlands country code)
Add the local number
Connect instantly from your browser

Sources

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ITU-T Recommendation E.164 (International Public Telecommunication Numbering Plan)
Validates country calling code +31 for Netherlands

DIALING INSTRUCTIONS

Step-by-Step Dialing Guide

Follow these steps to dial a number in the Netherlands from Turkey. The process works the same whether calling a landline or mobile phone.

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Step 1: Dial the international dialing prefix
From Turkey, start by dialing the international access code 00 (or + on mobile). This signals that you're placing an international call.
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00 (or +)
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Step 2: Enter Netherlands country code
Dial 31, the country code for the Netherlands.
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00 31
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Step 3: Dial the local number
Enter the Netherlands recipient's number without the leading 0. Dutch landlines and mobile numbers are typically 9 digits after the country code.
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00 31 6 12345678
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Step 4: Press Call
Review the displayed rate ($0.72/min) and confirm. Your call connects through Sayfone's browser dialer.

Dialing format reference

+31

Use these patterns when entering a full international number to +31.

Mobile

+31 6 XXXX XXXX

Landline

+31 (0)X XXXX XXXX

+31 6 12345678 (mobile)
+31 20 1234567 (Amsterdam landline)

Major city area codes

Amsterdam20

Rotterdam10

The Hague70

Utrecht30

Sources

1
ITU-T Recommendation E.164 (International Public Telecommunication Numbering Plan)
Confirms Netherlands country code +31
2
Dutch telecommunications number format guidance
Netherlands telecom regulator; validates domestic number length and structure

IMPORTANT RULES

Netherlands Dialing Rules

Follow these rules to ensure your call connects reliably to the Netherlands.

Always omit the leading 0

When calling a Dutch number internationally, drop the leading 0 from the local number. For example, Amsterdam (020) becomes +31 20.

Use +31 or 00 31 format

You can dial using the + symbol (preferred on mobiles) or the 00 prefix. Both reach the Netherlands; +31 is faster and clearer.

Complete the full number before calling

Ensure you have the complete 9-digit number (after +31) before initiating the call. Partial numbers will not connect.

Mobile numbers begin with 6

Dutch mobile numbers always start with 6 after the country code (e.g., +31 6 XXXX XXXX). Landlines use other prefixes (10, 20, 30, etc.).

BEST TIMES TO CALL

Timing Tips for Calling Netherlands from Turkey

Plan your call around business hours and time zones to increase the chance of reaching someone.

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Turkey is 1 hour ahead of the Netherlands year-round, with a stable difference since both regions observe daylight saving time in sync.

Time & windows

Business Hours

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Best time to reach offices in the Netherlands

Turkish Time Advantage

Turkey +1 hour

Plan your call 1 hour ahead of Netherlands local time

🇹🇷Early Morning (Turkey)

7:00 AM – 9:00 AMReaches Netherlands at 6:00 AM – 8:00 AM; very early but useful for urgent matters

🇹🇷Morning (Turkey)

9:00 AM – 12:00 PMReaches Netherlands at 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM; ideal for business calls

🇹🇷Afternoon (Turkey)

1:00 PM – 5:00 PMReaches Netherlands at 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM; business hours in both zones

🇹🇷Late Afternoon (Turkey)

5:00 PM – 7:00 PMReaches Netherlands at 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM; end of business day in Netherlands

Calling tips

Call between 9 AM and 4 PM Turkish time for the widest window of Dutch business hours.
Monday to Friday is universally preferred; weekend and holiday calls may go unanswered.
Dutch offices often take a long lunch (12–1 PM local time). Plan accordingly.
If the line is busy, try again 15–30 minutes later rather than immediately.
Test your connection quality by calling a mobile number first before important landline calls.

Business etiquette

Dutch business culture values directness and punctuality; keep your call concise and purposeful.
Greet in Dutch if possible, or ask permission before switching to English.
Avoid calling before 8:30 AM or after 6:00 PM local Netherlands time unless urgent.
If leaving a voicemail, speak clearly and repeat your phone number at both the beginning and end.
Confirm the time and date of any follow-up call before ending the conversation.

Sources

1
World Time Database (IANA tzdata)
Confirms consistent UTC+3 (Turkey) and UTC+2 (Netherlands) offset; both observe DST concurrently
2
Turkish business hours convention
General Turkish business hours for context

TROUBLESHOOTING

Common Issues and Fixes

Resolve connection problems and understand what numbers may not work internationally.

Call Connects Then Disconnects

This is usually a network issue. Check your internet connection, close other apps, and try again. If using WiFi, move closer to the router or switch to mobile data.

Recipient Cannot Hear You

Verify your microphone is unmuted and not covered. Test with a short message first. If the issue persists, hang up and dial again.

Number Does Not Connect

Confirm you have the correct number and removed any leading 0. Double-check the area code. Some numbers may not accept international calls; ask the recipient to confirm their number is active and reachable internationally.

Premium or Special Numbers

Calls to Dutch premium services, emergency lines (112), and some government hotlines may not work from abroad. Use only standard landlines and mobile numbers for international calling.

High Call Cost

Verify you are using Sayfone. Browser-based dialing with Sayfone shows your rate upfront at $0.72/min before you dial. If costs are higher, you may be using your phone carrier's international rate instead.

Sources

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OPTA Netherlands Telecom Regulator
Governs special services and restrictions in Netherlands

Savings

See what you could save

Adjust the tools below to compare Sayfone with typical retail pricing for calls to Netherlands. 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 Netherlands — 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.