ISO country codes (alpha-2 / alpha-3)

Alpha-2 codes appear in domains and locale tags (e.g. en-US), while alpha-3 codes are common in banking and trade documents.

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Country / regionAlpha-2Alpha-3
United StatesUSUSA
CanadaCACAN
United KingdomGBGBR
IrelandIEIRL
FranceFRFRA
GermanyDEDEU
SpainESESP
ItalyITITA
NetherlandsNLNLD
BelgiumBEBEL
SwitzerlandCHCHE
SwedenSESWE
NorwayNONOR
DenmarkDKDNK
PolandPLPOL
PortugalPTPRT
RussiaRURUS
TurkeyTRTUR
United Arab EmiratesAEARE
Saudi ArabiaSASAU
IndiaININD
ChinaCNCHN
Hong KongHKHKG
TaiwanTWTWN
JapanJPJPN
South KoreaKRKOR
SingaporeSGSGP
ThailandTHTHA
VietnamVNVNM
IndonesiaIDIDN
MalaysiaMYMYS
PhilippinesPHPHL
AustraliaAUAUS
New ZealandNZNZL
BrazilBRBRA
MexicoMXMEX
ArgentinaARARG
South AfricaZAZAF
EgyptEGEGY
NigeriaNGNGA

Notes

Frequently asked questions

What country is code DE?
DE is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for Germany; the alpha-3 code is DEU.
What is the two-letter country code for the United Kingdom?
The UK uses GB in ISO 3166-1. UK exists only as a separately and exceptionally reserved code.
What is the difference between alpha-2 and alpha-3 country codes?
Alpha-2 codes have two letters (e.g. US) and are used in domains and locale tags; alpha-3 codes have three letters (e.g. USA) and are common in banking and trade documents.