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🇩🇴How to call the Dominican Republic from the US

Exit

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Dominican Republic

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The number

As written

There is no exit code. The Dominican Republic is part of the same numbering plan as the United States and Canada, so you dial 1, then 809, 829 or 849, then the seven digits, exactly like a long-distance call inside the US. Dialling 011 first is the usual mistake and it fails.

01Call it

Or skip the exit code entirely

Calling from a browser means no exit code, no carrier and nothing that changes when you cross a border. Type the number and the price appears before anything dials.

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Calls to Dominican Republic from $0.42 a minute for landline. Basic rate.

Rates from a US caller ID. Your selected caller ID is priced before calling.

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02When

When to call

The Dominican Republic is on UTC-4 all year with no daylight saving, so it is an hour ahead of New York in winter and matches it in summer. Timing is never the constraint here.

One of the largest US calling corridors by volume, and the one where people most often assume an international call is harder than it is.

03Cost

Basic rates from a US caller ID

landline$0.42
mobile$0.49

Which of those applies is read off the digits you type, so you are never asked to guess whether a Dominican Republic number is a landline or a mobile. Services that ask you to pick quote one of these prices and are wrong whenever the guess is.

Per minute in USD from a US caller ID, part of a minute counting as a full one. Rates last changed 8 October 2026. Everything we publish for Dominican Republic, or check one number.

04From elsewhere

Calling the Dominican Republic from somewhere else

Only the exit code changes. The country code and the number are the same wherever you are standing.

Calling fromDial before 1
United States and CanadaNone
United Kingdom and Ireland00
Australia0011
Japan010
Most of Europe, Africa and Asia00

05Questions

Common questions

How do I call the Dominican Republic from the US?

Dial 1, then 1, then the Dominican Republic number. There is no exit code. The Dominican Republic is part of the same numbering plan as the United States and Canada, so you dial 1, then 809, 829 or 849, then the seven digits, exactly like a long-distance call inside the US. Dialling 011 first is the usual mistake and it fails. From a browser on Airlophone there is no exit code at all: you type the number starting +1 and the price for that exact number appears before it dials.

What is the country code for Dominican Republic?

+1. From the US you dial 1 first to leave the country, so the full string begins 1 1. From the UK and most of Europe the exit code is 00 instead, and from Australia it is 0011.

How much does it cost to call the Dominican Republic?

Basic calls to Dominican Republic start at $0.42/min for landline. From a US caller ID: landline $0.42/min, mobile $0.49/min. Professional adds $0.02/min to paid calls, whether recording is on or off. Connected calls are billed per minute, with part of a minute counting as a full minute. Enter the number to see its exact price before calling.

Can I use my own number as caller ID?

Yes, if the number is eligible. Verify that you control it once, then select it as your Verified Caller ID when you call. Some networks cannot present a number you own on every route, and the dialer confirms that before the call starts.

What is the best time to call the Dominican Republic from the US?

The Dominican Republic is on UTC-4 all year with no daylight saving, so it is an hour ahead of New York in winter and matches it in summer. Timing is never the constraint here.

Do I need an app or a SIM card?

No. Airlophone runs in a browser tab, so there is nothing to install and no SIM to buy, and it works the same on a laptop you have borrowed. The person you call needs nothing either: the call arrives on the ordinary phone network, so their phone rings whether it is a landline or a mobile and whether or not they have internet.

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