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Country Info Lookup
Look up detailed information for any country — flag emoji, ISO codes, capital, currency, languages, dialing code, TLD, and timezone.
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What Is Country Info Lookup?
Country information lookup provides quick access to essential data about any country in the world — official name, ISO 3166 codes (alpha-2, alpha-3, numeric), capital city, currency with ISO 4217 code, official languages, international dialing code, top-level domain (TLD), region, continent, and timezones. Each country entry includes its flag emoji for visual identification.
This tool contains data for all 195 UN member states plus several dependent territories and disputed regions. The complete country database is embedded directly in the page, so lookups are instant with no server requests. Developers, travelers, and business professionals use country information for localization, internationalization (i18n), address validation, phone number formatting, currency conversion, and geographic data analysis.
How to Use This Country Info Lookup
- Type — Start typing a country name, ISO code, or capital city in the search field. Results filter in real-time as you type.
- Select — Click on a country from the dropdown list to view its full information card.
- Review — The country card displays the flag, official name, ISO codes, capital, currency, languages, dialing code, TLD, region, continent, and timezones.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries are included in this database?
All 195 UN member states plus dependent territories, overseas regions, and disputed territories — totaling over 200 entries with ISO 3166-1 codes.
Where does the country data come from?
Compiled from official ISO 3166 standards, United Nations statistics, and IANA timezone database. Embedded in the page for instant offline-usable lookups.
Can I use the country codes for software development?
Yes. ISO alpha-2 and alpha-3 codes are standard for localization (i18n), payment processing, shipping, and data analytics.
Are phone number formatting rules included?
This tool provides country dialing codes. For full phone number validation, use the dedicated Phone Number Validator tool.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The complete database is embedded in the page. All lookups are performed client-side.
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