Calling Lebanon from Canada: 011 961 [local number].
Quick answer
To call Lebanon from Canada, dial 011, then 961, then the local number without leading zeros. Example: 011 961 71 123 456.
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Dialing format
011 961 71 123 456
Exit code • Country code • Local number
Whether you’re calling family, friends, or business contacts, knowing how to call Lebanon correctly helps your conversation start smoothly. This guide covers the essential dialing steps, including country and area codes that are easy to miss. By the end, you’ll be ready to connect confidently with anyone in Lebanon - whether you’re calling Beirut or anywhere else.
Follow these simple steps to make a call to Lebanon from Canada
Start by dialing 011 (or use + on mobile). This is the international dialing prefix for Canada.
Dial the country code +961 for Lebanon.
Dial the local phone number in Lebanon (typically 8-10 digits, without any leading zeros).
Full format: 011 961 [local number] - For example: 011 961 612 345 678
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Calling Code
+961
Capital of Lebanon
Beirut
Region
Asia (Western Asia)
Currency of Lebanon
Lebanese pound (ل.ل)
Lebanon Time Zones
UTC+02:00
Current time
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Lebanon is --
Lebanon, located in Western Asia, is a nation with a rich identity. Its capital city, Beirut, serves as the administrative center for a population of approximately 5.5M.
The official currency is the Lebanese pound (ل.ل). When calling Lebanon, the country code is +961. The country observes the UTC+02:00 time zone(s), and the primary language(s) spoken include Arabic, French.
Population
5.5M
Population Rank
#115 of 230
Language Footprint
Arabic, French
Time Zone Footprint
UTC+02:00
City/Area Code Coverage
10 locations listed
Dial Code Status
Exclusive code in dataset
Lebanon currently has a 8-digit local number pattern in this guide, with country code +961.
Exit Code in Canada
011 (dial 011 (or + from mobile))
Canada Country Code
+1
Route Dialing Pattern
011 961 71 123 456
Capital Time Difference
10h destination ahead
Best Calling Window (Origin Time)
23:00-23:59 and 00:00-08:00
Currency Pair
Canadian dollar ($) -> Lebanese pound (ل.ل)
Primary languages: Canada (English, French) and Lebanon (Arabic, French).
Shared language overlap: French. Primary timezones: Canada (UTC-08:00, UTC-07:00, UTC-06:00, UTC-05:00, UTC-04:00, UTC-03:30) and Lebanon (UTC+02:00).
Use this route profile to plan a real call from Canada to Lebanon, including the exit code, destination country code, time difference, and local context.
From
Canada
To
Lebanon
For dialing this route, callers in Canada usually start with 011 or the plus sign, then dial +961 before the local Lebanon number.
Canada's primary timezone in this dataset is UTC-08:00, while Lebanon's is UTC+02:00. A practical origin-time calling window is 23:00-23:59 or 00:00-08:00.
Canada callers are represented by CA/CAN, with Ottawa as a capital reference point, North America, 42M people, Canadian dollar ($), and primary language context of English, French.
Origin exit prefix: 011 or + from mobile. Origin country code: +1. Origin time zones: UTC-08:00, UTC-07:00, UTC-06:00, UTC-05:00 +2 more.
Lebanon is represented here by LB/LBN, Beirut, Western Asia, about 5.5M people, Lebanese pound (ل.ل), and primary language context of Arabic, French.
Destination calling code: +961. Destination time zones: UTC+02:00. Rate check: check live price before dialing.
This route combines Canada's outbound dialing rules with Lebanon's destination numbering and local schedule. The primary timezone relationship is 10h destination ahead, and the recommended origin-time window is 23:00-23:59 or 00:00-08:00.
Dialing sequence: 011 961 local number. Business-hour window: 23:00-23:59 or 00:00-08:00. Time relationship: 10h destination ahead.
Destination market: Lebanon is in Western Asia, with Beirut as a main administrative center. Calls from Canada may reach family, companies, banks, hotels, clinics, or public offices across a market of about 5.5M. Primary language context: Arabic, French. Local billing and everyday prices use Lebanese pound (ل.ل).
Route context: Canada is listed in North America with a population of about 42M; Lebanon is listed in Western Asia with about 5.5M. The route has shared language overlap in French. Currency context also changes across the route: Canadian dollar ($) in Canada and Lebanese pound (ل.ل) in Lebanon.
| City / Region | Area Code | Full Dialing Pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Antelias | 961-4 | +961-4 [local number] |
| Baabda | 961-5 | +961-5 [local number] |
| Beirut | 961-1 | +961-1 [local number] |
| Jezine | 961-7 | +961-7 [local number] |
| Jounieh | 961-9 | +961-9 [local number] |
| Mobile Phones - Cellis | 961-3, 70 | +961-3, 70 [local number] |
| Mobile Phones - LibanCell | 961-3, 70 | +961-3, 70 [local number] |
| Saida | 961-7 | +961-7 [local number] |
| Tripoli | 961-6 | +961-6 [local number] |
| Zahle | 961-8 | +961-8 [local number] |
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