Russia
Country code
International prefix
Russia's country code +7 connects the world's largest country by area. A local Russian number is key for reaching Moscow and St. Petersburg business communities.
Country
Russia
2 Digit ISO
RU
Country Calling Code
+7
ISO Alpha-3
RUR
Capital
LiveMoscow
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Time Zone
Moscow Time (MSK)
Quick Facts
How to call Russia from abroad
International dialing is a four-step process.
Use + on mobile to skip the exit code entirely.
Exit code
Dial from US/Canada (or use +)
Country code
Russia international prefix
Area / city code
Local routing prefix
Local number
Subscriber number
International format
Shorthand (works from any device): +7 495 123 4567
Benefits of calling Russia
with letsdial
Get a local +7 number
A Moscow +7 495 or St Petersburg +7 812 caller ID signals a Russian business presence — important in a market where Telegram is the dominant professional channel.
Russia and 50+ countries, one plan
Call Russia and 50+ global markets from one letsdial subscription — no per-city fees for Moscow, St Petersburg, or other major centres.
Full call analytics
Track every Russia call across multiple time zones from MSK (UTC+3) to VLAT (UTC+10) — answer rates and team performance in one dashboard.
Works on any device
Mobile app, desktop, or IP phone — your +7 number lets your team reach Russian contacts from any device, anywhere in the world.
One platform. Every call, message and team — connected.
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Reach Russia and 50+ countries from one dashboard.
50+
Countries covered
99.9%
Uptime SLA
2 min
Setup time
0
Hardware needed
Voice & Video Calls
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Team Messaging
Chat, share files, and collaborate — all inside the same platform you call from.
Real-Time Analytics
Live dashboards for call volumes, answer rates, and agent performance.
Global Number Coverage
Local +7 numbers plus 50+ country codes — managed from one dashboard.
Russia & neighbouring countries
Russian numbers under +7 use 3–5 digit city codes — Moscow (495/499), St Petersburg (812). Mobile numbers start with 9: +7 9xx xxx xxxx. The domestic trunk prefix 8 is replaced by +7 when dialling from abroad.
Tips for calling Russia
4 things to check before you dial internationally
Russia spans 11 time zones — confirm the city
Russia covers UTC+2 (Kaliningrad) to UTC+12 (Kamchatka). Moscow (UTC+3) is the main business hub. Mobile numbers start with 8 domestically — substitute +7 for the 8: +7 916 xxx xxxx from abroad.
Telegram is widely used by Russian professionals
Telegram is one of the most widely used messaging platforms among Russian professionals and businesses. Reaching out via Telegram before calling is common and effective, particularly in tech, media, and B2B contexts.
Show a local +7 caller ID
Russian contacts are unlikely to answer calls from unrecognised international numbers. A letsdial +7 495 (Moscow) or +7 812 (St Petersburg) caller ID signals a local business and significantly improves answer rates.
Russia does not observe daylight saving
Russia abolished daylight saving in 2014. Moscow time (MSK, UTC+3) is the standard reference for Russian business. Core hours are 9 AM–6 PM MSK. From London (GMT), Moscow is 3 hours ahead; from New York (ET), 8 hours in winter.
Russia communication insights
85%
Internet penetration
88% of Russia's population uses the internet, with coverage strongest in major metropolitan areas.
90%
Mobile users
92% of Russian residents use mobile phones, supported by 4G networks across the country.
70%
Smartphone owners
75% of Russian adults own smartphones; Telegram is widely used for professional communication.
75%
Digital businesses
80% of Russian businesses have adopted digital communication tools for operational and customer-facing use.
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Frequently asked about Russia
Russia spans 11 time zones, from Kaliningrad (UTC+2) in the west to Kamchatka (UTC+12) in the far east. Moscow (MSK, UTC+3) is the business standard used by most Russian companies for scheduling. When placing letsdial calls to Russia, always confirm whether your contact is in Moscow, Yekaterinburg (UTC+5), Novosibirsk (UTC+7), or the Russian Far East — the difference can be as large as 10 hours.
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