Area code 829
Area code 829 is used in the Dominican Republic. It starts with +1 like US and Canadian numbers, but it isn't in either country.
- Country or territory
- Dominican Republic
- Capital
- Santo Domingo
- Timezone
- Atlantic Standard Time
- Local time
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Calling back is an international call
Calls and texts to 829 numbers are billed at international rates — often much higher than calls to the US or Canada, and usually not covered by plans that include North American calling. If you missed a call from a 829 number you don't know, don't call back.
The US Federal Trade Commission has warned about “one-ring” scams using this area code: the phone rings once so you call back, and the call is billed per minute on top of an international rate. If you don't know anyone in the Dominican Republic, don't call back. Read the FTC alert
About area code 829
In service since 2005.
Common questions
- Which country is area code 829?
- Area code 829 is used in the Dominican Republic, not in the US or Canada. The US, Canada and a group of Caribbean and Atlantic countries and territories all share country code +1. How +1 numbers work
- What time zone is area code 829 in?
- Atlantic Standard Time (America/Santo_Domingo). The current local time is shown above.
- Who is calling me from a 829 number?
- An area code only shows where a number was registered, not who is calling or where they are — calling apps let anyone use a 829 number from anywhere. Before you call back, check the number's carrier, line type and spam risk.