Country Capital, Currency & Domain Lookup

What you can find here

Each row shows the country name with its two-letter ISO code, the capital city, the official currency (with its three-letter code), the international dialling code you type after your exit code (for example +44 for the United Kingdom) and the country-code top-level domain (for example .uk). Search matches any of these, and common alternative names too: try “Holland”, “Ivory Coast” or “USA”. All the data is built into this page, so it works instantly and nothing you type is sent anywhere.

A few notes: some countries have more than one capital (South Africa, for example, has three) or a capital that is disputed — the capital shown is the one most commonly recognised, with a note where it is useful. Territories use the currency they actually use day to day. Dialling codes for Caribbean and North American countries share +1 and are told apart by an area code, shown after the +1. Data comes from the ISO 3166-1 country list, the ISO 4217 currency list, the ITU E.164 dialling plan and the IANA Root Zone Database; capitals and currencies do change occasionally, so double-check anything important with an official source. See also our Country Phone Codes tool.