Country code +370

Sending SMS to Lithuania

Lithuania uses +370. Lithuanian is Latin script with ą, č, ę, ė, į, š, ų, ū and ž — enough accented characters that most genuine Lithuanian text lands in unicode at 70 characters unless deliberately stripped.

Dialling

How to dial Lithuania

Every part of the number, laid out separately, then the same thing written the way an API expects it.

+Exit

370Country code

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+370 — +370 followed by the national number

From abroad, replace your exit code with +, then 370, then the national number — dropping the national trunk prefix if the country uses one (a leading 0 in most, though not in the +1 numbering plan). Store numbers in E.164 (+370…) and they work from any country and any API.

At a glance

Lithuania by the numbers

The figures below come from public country data and set the context for how much SMS traffic Lithuania actually carries.

+370

Lithuania country code

ISOLT / LTU

2,944,459

People

65,200

Area km²

46.71 Billion

GDP (USD)

Sender ID

How your name appears in Lithuania

General guidance — we have not yet confirmed Lithuania-specific sender ID rules.

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SMSLOCAL

Text Message

Your verification code is 4172. Valid for 10 minutes.

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Delivered on +370

Sender ID rules for +370

Both alphanumeric and numeric sender IDs are supported where the local network allows it. Exact registration steps, character limits and lead time vary by operator, and are confirmed as part of onboarding before your first send.

Alphanumeric ID

Your brand name instead of a number, typically up to 11 characters, where the network allows it.

Numeric ID

A long code or short code — falls back to this wherever alphanumeric isn’t supported.

Approval time

Same-day to a few business days, depending on the operator and ID type.

What people send most: OTP and account verification · Order and delivery updates · Appointment and service reminders.

Message length: under the standard SMS encoding, a segment typically holds 160 GSM-7 characters, or 70 once a message uses Unicode — Arabic, Chinese, Cyrillic, emoji. Longer messages split into several segments automatically and are billed per segment; exact limits are confirmed for Lithuania as part of onboarding.

Before you send