How do you correctly dial Moscow from New York City?

Calling Moscow from New York City is a common need for immigrants, families, and businesses—especially those sending remittances to loved ones in Russia. To dial correctly, first dial the U.S. exit code “011,” followed by Russia’s country code “7,” then Moscow’s 3-digit area code “495” or “499,” and finally the 7-digit local number. For example: 011–7–495–123–4567. Note that Russian mobile numbers also use “7” followed by 10 digits (e.g., 7–9XX–XXX–XX–XX), so omit any leading “8” used domestically.

Getting the dialing format right matters more than ever when coordinating international money transfers. A successful call ensures real-time verification, faster KYC confirmation, and smoother customer support—key for remittance providers prioritizing speed and trust. Mistakes in dialing can delay urgent transactions or cause missed verification windows.

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