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In which countries can you apply for an international number, what are the requirements, how much does it cost and how do you apply for one?

Written by Shay Phan

Looking to expand abroad with a local number? Great idea — a +32 or +49 number makes your business feel local to your customers there. Here's how it works.


Which countries can I get a number in?

We offer immediately available numbers in most regions across:

  • Belgium (+32)

  • Denmark (+45)

  • Finland (+358)

  • France (+33)

  • Germany (+49)

  • Ireland (+353)

  • Italy (+39)

  • Netherlands (+31)

  • Spain (+34)

  • Sweden (+46)

  • United Kingdom (+44)

We're not able to provide numbers in other countries at the moment.


What are the requirements?

For every international number we'll need proof of address in the country of the requested number (tenancy agreement, energy bill, tax assessment).

Example: a Dutch business can get a German number, as long as you have a document with an address in Germany.


What does it cost and how long does it take?

  • A one-off fee per number, charged once the number is delivered (see your country below for the exact amount).

  • Activation takes an average of 2 to 5 working days after we've received all documents

  • After that you pay the standard subscription rate. There are no separate monthly charges per foreign number.


How do I request a foreign number?

For existing customers:

  • Log in to MyRinkel

  • Go to Manage > Numbers

  • Click Buy an extra number. Can't buy a number? Get in touch via chat or by email (see your country below).

  • Click on the country code to request an international number

  • Choose a number and click Continue > Order now.

For new customers:

  • First sign up on the website with a local number and complete your registration.

  • Then fill in the application form for your country (see below).

  • Once we have received your request, we will start processing it. You will then receive more information by email.


🇳🇱 Netherlands


🇧🇪 Belgium


🇩🇪 Germany


🇪🇸 Spain


🇫🇷 France


🇸🇪 Sweden


🇬🇧 United Kingdom

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