Locale Summary |
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Locale name |
Brazil |
ISO code |
BR |
Region |
South America |
Dialing code |
+55 |
Reachability |
Inbound |
Outbound |
---|---|---|
Domestic |
Yes |
Yes |
International |
Yes |
Yes |
Toll-Free |
Yes |
N/A |
Outbound restrictions |
Outbound Calls from International Calling Numbers are allowed. Outbound Calls from Twilio owned Brazil phone numbers are allowed.. Outbound Calls using Brazilian Toll-free numbers are not allowed. Outbound Calls from non-Twilio owned Brazilian numbers are not allowed.. |
|
Outbound requirements |
Per regulatory requirements, starting June 8, 2022, customers who classify as Telemarketers must originate calls using 0303 phone numbers. |
|
Best practices |
N/A |
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Caller ID |
Inbound |
Outbound |
---|---|---|
Domestic |
+E.164 |
Local (Non-guaranteed) |
International |
+E.164 (Non-guaranteed) |
+E.164 (Non-guaranteed) |
Toll-Free |
+E.164 |
N/A |
DTMF |
Inbound |
Outbound |
---|---|---|
RFC.2833 format |
Yes |
Yes |
Emergency Calling |
Outbound |
---|---|
Emergency services |
No |
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