Syria Calling Cards - Phone Cards to Call Syria

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How to make an international call to Syria from USA:

Dial the Access Number + Enter your PIN + 011 + Country Code + City Code + Phone Number


For example, if you want to make an international phone call to Damascus here is how your dialing sequence will look:

Access # + PIN + 011 + 963 + 11 + Tel #


Country Code for Calling Syria: 963

Calling Codes for Syria Cities
(Telephone Area Codes):
Adra 11, Al-Bab 21, Al-Boukamal 51, Al-Daliyah 41, Al-Dimas 11, Al-Hameh 11, Al-Hrak 15, Al-Jalaa 11, Al-Thawra 11, Al-Waar 31, Al-Yarmook 11, Aleppo 21, Alhasakah 52, Amouda 53, Ansari 21, Ariha 23, Bab Charqui 11, Baghdad 11, Banias 43, Barzeh 11, Basit 41, Bebila 11, Beit Yashoot 41, Bloudan 13, Boussra 15, Chik Badr 43, Daal 15, Damascus 11, Dana 23, Darayah 11, Deir Athieh 12, Deir Ezzour 51, Derbasiah 53, Dara 15, Douma 11, Doumeir 11, Doummar 11, Dreikish 43, Hama 33, Hamadaniyah 21, Hanano 21, Harastah 11, Harem 23, Homs 31, Izazz 21, Jarabless 25, Jaramanah 11, Jasem 15, Jebleh 41, Jerood 12, Jesr Cheghour 23, Kafar Sousseh 11, Kafar Takharin 23, Kara 12, Kasab 41, Katana 11, Khan Wazir 21, Kuraya 16, Maar Tamsareen 23, Mahatta 33, Malekiha 53, Mashta 43, Matmyah 33, Menbej 25, Messiaf 33, Mezzeh 11, Mharda 33, Mouhajerin 11, Nashabieh 11, Nebek 12, Palmyra 34, Quneitra 14, Raas Al-Ein 52, Ruheibeh 12, Rukn Edin 11, Sabil 21, Safirah 21, Safita 43, Salkhad 16, Salkin 23, Sanamein 15, Tafass 15, Taldo 31, Tartous 43, Tel Abiad 22, Telbisseh 31, Tel-Kalakh 31, Tel Refat 21, Tel Salhab 33, Tesshrin 41, Yabrood 12, Zabadani 13, Zamalkah 11

Following the breakup of the Ottoman Empire during World War I, France administered Syria until its independence in 1946. The country lacked political stability, however, and experienced a series of military coups during its first decades. Syria united with Egypt in February 1958 to form the United Arab Republic. In September 1961, the two entities separated, and the Syrian Arab Republic was reestablished.