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Choose a country to see its dial code and the number format we expect, then send your fax to a landline.

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Where can CaptainFax send a fax?

CaptainFax reaches landline fax machines in seven countries: Canada plus six in Europe. Select the country in the form, then enter the number as people there dial it; the international prefix is added for you.

One rule never changes: no fax can reach a mobile number, in any country. The destinations currently open are below:

  • France+33 — Ten digits, the first pair being 01 to 05 or 09 (leading 0 kept); mobile (06, 07) and 08 numbers are refused
  • Portugal+351 — 9 digits starting with 2 followed by 1 to 9, no leading zero; mobiles (9) and numbers with an extra 0 are refused
  • Canada+1 — 10 digits: a three-digit Canadian area code plus seven digits, without the leading 1; US and unassigned area codes are refused
  • Germany+49 — Leading 0, area code starting with 2 to 9, then the subscriber number: 6 to 11 digits in all after the 0; mobiles (01xx) are refused
  • Spain+34 — 9 digits starting with 81 to 89 or 91 to 99, no leading zero; mobiles (6, 7) and 90x special numbers are refused
  • Italy+39 — Starts with 0 (kept), then 5 to 10 digits: area code and number; mobiles (3xx) and toll-free numbers (800) are refused
  • Belgium+32 — 9 digits starting with 0 followed by 1 to 9 (the 0 is kept); ten-digit mobiles (04xx) are refused
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