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Plug Types by Country: Check Your Travel Adapter

Choose where you are travelling from and to, compare plug and socket types, and check voltage and frequency differences. Search 227 sourced countries and territories by name, code or plug type.

Plug Types by Country: Check Your Travel Adapter: Compares country plug-type lists using conservative directional fit rules, including C Europlugs and conditional E/F compatibility. Voltage guidance compares 100–127 V with 220–240 V and flags mixed or unusual supplies. This is a portable-appliance reference; dedicated high-power and industrial circuits are outside its scope. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.

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United StatesA / B120 V · 60 Hz

United KingdomG230 V · 50 Hz

Many chargers accept 100–240 V and 50/60 Hz. Check the input label. A plug adapter does not change voltage or frequency. A voltage converter must suit the appliance’s power and load type.

The listed frequencies differ. Check the label: motors and clock-based appliances may require a particular frequency.

A fits B sockets. The slim, two-pin C Europlug fits E, F, J and K sockets, and 10 A L sockets; it does not fit a dedicated 16 A L socket. Modern CEE 7/7 E/F hybrid plugs fit E and F sockets, but older E-only or F-only plugs may not. Never remove an earth pin or force a plug.

Country lists focus on sockets in common use, including regional types. Rare or historical-only types are omitted. A listed type is not a promise that every socket is available. C can describe Europlug use without dedicated C sockets. Match the actual plug, socket variant, earthing and current rating; universal sockets are not assumed compatible.

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227 countries and territories shown · checked 2026-10-04
Country or territory	Plug / socket types	Nominal voltage	Frequency	Supply notes
Afghanistan AF	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Albania AL	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Algeria DZ	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
American Samoa AS	A / B / I	120 V	60 Hz
Andorra AD	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Angola AO	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Anguilla AI	A / B	110 / 120 / 127 / 240 V	60 Hz
Antigua & Barbuda AG	A / B	230 V	60 Hz
Argentina AR	C / I	220 V	50 Hz
Armenia AM	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Aruba AW	A / B / F	127 V	60 Hz
Australia AU	I	230 / 240 V	50 Hz
Austria AT	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Azerbaijan AZ	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Bahamas BS	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Bahrain BH	G	230 V	50 Hz
Bangladesh BD	A / C / D / G	220 V	50 Hz
Barbados BB	A / B	115 V	50 Hz
Belarus BY	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Belgium BE	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Belize BZ	A / B / G	110 / 220 V	60 Hz
Benin BJ	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Bermuda BM	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Bhutan BT	C / D / F / G / M	230 V	50 Hz
Bolivia BO	A / B / C	230 V	50 Hz
Bosnia & Herzegovina BA	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Botswana BW	D / G / M	230 V	50 Hz
Brazil BR	C / N	127 / 220 V	60 Hz
British Virgin Islands VG	A / B	110 V	60 Hz
Brunei BN	G	240 V	50 Hz
Bulgaria BG	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Burkina Faso BF	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Burundi BI	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Cambodia KH	A / C / G	230 V	50 Hz
Cameroon CM	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Canada CA	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Cape Verde CV	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Caribbean Netherlands BQ	A / B	127 V	50 Hz
Cayman Islands KY	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Central African Republic CF	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Chad TD	C / D / E / F	220 V	50 Hz
Chile CL	C / F / L	220 V	50 Hz
China CN	A / I	220 V	50 Hz
Colombia CO	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Comoros KM	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Congo - Brazzaville CG	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Congo - Kinshasa CD	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Cook Islands CK	I	240 V	50 Hz
Costa Rica CR	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Côte d’Ivoire CI	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Croatia HR	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Cuba CU	A / B / C / L	110 / 220 V	60 Hz
Curaçao CW	A / B / F	127 / 220 V	50 Hz
Cyprus CY	G	240 V	50 Hz
Czechia CZ	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Denmark DK	C / K	230 V	50 Hz
Djibouti DJ	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Dominica DM	D / G	230 V	50 Hz
Dominican Republic DO	A / B / C	120 V	60 Hz
Ecuador EC	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Egypt EG	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
El Salvador SV	A / B	115 V	60 Hz
Equatorial Guinea GQ	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Eritrea ER	C / L	230 V	50 Hz
Estonia EE	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Eswatini SZ	M	230 V	50 Hz
Ethiopia ET	C / F / L	220 V	50 Hz
Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) FK	G	240 V	50 Hz
Faroe Islands FO	C / K	230 V	50 Hz
Fiji FJ	I	240 V	50 Hz
Finland FI	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
France FR	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
French Guiana GF	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
French Polynesia PF	A / B / C / E / F	110 / 220 V	50 / 60 Hz
Gabon GA	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Gambia GM	G	230 V	50 Hz
Georgia GE	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Germany DE	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Ghana GH	D / G	230 V	50 Hz
Gibraltar GI	C / G	240 V	50 Hz
Greece GR	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Greenland GL	C / K	230 V	50 Hz
Grenada GD	G	230 V	50 Hz
Guadeloupe GP	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Guam GU	A / B	110 V	60 Hz
Guatemala GT	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Guernsey GG	G	230 V	50 Hz
Guinea GN	C / F / K	220 V	50 Hz
Guinea-Bissau GW	C / E / F	220 V	50 Hz
Guyana GY	A / B / D / G	240 V	60 Hz	Wikipedia lists household supplies of 240 V at 60 Hz; WorldStandards lists 110 / 220 V at 50 / 60 Hz. These sources disagree. Confirm the actual supply with your accommodation before plugging in.
Haiti HT	A / B	110 V	60 Hz
Honduras HN	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Hong Kong HK	D / G / M	220 V	50 Hz
Hungary HU	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Iceland IS	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
India IN	C / D / M	230 V	50 Hz
Indonesia ID	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Iran IR	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Iraq IQ	C / D / G	230 V	50 Hz
Ireland IE	G	230 V	50 Hz
Isle of Man IM	G	230 V	50 Hz
Israel IL	C / H	230 V	50 Hz
Italy IT	C / F / L	230 V	50 Hz
Jamaica JM	A / B	110 V	50 Hz
Japan JP	A / B	100 V	50 / 60 Hz
Jersey JE	G	230 V	50 Hz
Jordan JO	B / C / D / F / G / J	230 V	50 Hz
Kazakhstan KZ	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Kenya KE	G	240 V	50 Hz
Kiribati KI	I	230 V	50 Hz
Kuwait KW	C / G	240 V	50 Hz
Kyrgyzstan KG	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Laos LA	A / B / C / E / F	230 V	50 Hz
Latvia LV	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Lebanon LB	A / B / C / D / G	220 V	50 Hz
Lesotho LS	M	220 V	50 Hz
Liberia LR	A / B	120 V	60 Hz	Wikipedia lists household supplies of 120 V at 60 Hz; WorldStandards lists 230 V at 50 Hz. These sources disagree. Confirm the actual supply with your accommodation before plugging in.
Libya LY	C / F / L	230 V	50 Hz
Liechtenstein LI	C / J	230 V	50 Hz
Lithuania LT	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Luxembourg LU	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Macao MO	D / G / M	230 V	50 Hz
Madagascar MG	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Malawi MW	G	230 V	50 Hz
Malaysia MY	G	230 V	50 Hz
Maldives MV	D / G / J / K / L	230 V	50 Hz
Mali ML	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Malta MT	G	230 V	50 Hz
Martinique MQ	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Mauritania MR	C / E / F	220 V	50 Hz
Mauritius MU	C / E / G	230 V	50 Hz
Mexico MX	A / B	120 / 127 V	60 Hz
Micronesia FM	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Moldova MD	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Monaco MC	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Mongolia MN	C / E / F	220 V	50 Hz
Montenegro ME	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Montserrat MS	A / B	230 V	60 Hz
Morocco MA	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Mozambique MZ	C / F / M	220 V	50 Hz
Myanmar (Burma) MM	A / C / D / F / G / I	230 V	50 Hz
Namibia NA	D / M	220 V	50 Hz
Nauru NR	I	240 V	50 Hz
Nepal NP	C / D / M	230 V	50 Hz
Netherlands NL	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
New Caledonia NC	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
New Zealand NZ	I	230 V	50 Hz
Nicaragua NI	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Niger NE	A / B / C / D / E / F	220 V	50 Hz
Nigeria NG	D / G	230 V	50 Hz
Niue NU	I	230 V	50 Hz
North Korea KP	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
North Macedonia MK	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Norway NO	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Oman OM	G	240 V	50 Hz
Pakistan PK	C / D / G / M	230 V	50 Hz
Palau PW	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Palestine PS	C / H	230 V	50 Hz
Panama PA	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Papua New Guinea PG	I	240 V	50 Hz
Paraguay PY	A / B / C / N	220 V	50 Hz
Peru PE	A / B / C	220 V	60 Hz
Philippines PH	A / B / C	230 V	60 Hz
Pitcairn Islands PN	I	230 V	50 Hz
Poland PL	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Portugal PT	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Puerto Rico PR	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Qatar QA	D / F / G / L	240 V	50 Hz
Réunion RE	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Romania RO	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Russia RU	C / F	220 / 230 V	50 Hz
Rwanda RW	C / E / G	230 V	50 Hz
Samoa WS	I	230 V	50 Hz
San Marino SM	C / F / L	230 V	50 Hz
São Tomé & Príncipe ST	C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Saudi Arabia SA	G	230 V	60 Hz
Senegal SN	C / D / E / K	230 V	50 Hz
Serbia RS	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Seychelles SC	G	240 V	50 Hz
Sierra Leone SL	D / G	230 V	50 Hz
Singapore SG	G	230 V	50 Hz
Sint Maarten SX	A / B	120 / 127 V	60 Hz
Slovakia SK	C / E / F	230 V	50 Hz
Slovenia SI	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Solomon Islands SB	I	230 V	50 Hz
Somalia SO	C / G	220 V	50 Hz
South Africa ZA	C / M / N	230 V	50 Hz
South Korea KR	C / F	220 V	60 Hz
Spain ES	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Sri Lanka LK	D / G / M	230 V	50 Hz
St. Helena SH	G	230 V	50 Hz
St. Kitts & Nevis KN	A / B / D / G	230 V	60 Hz
St. Lucia LC	A / B / G	240 V	50 Hz
St. Martin MF	C / E	220 V	60 Hz
St. Pierre & Miquelon PM	C / E / F	230 V	50 Hz
St. Vincent & Grenadines VC	A / B / G	110 / 230 V	50 / 60 Hz
Sudan SD	C / D / F / G	230 V	50 Hz
Suriname SR	C / F	127 / 220 V	60 Hz	Wikipedia lists household supplies of 127 / 220 V at 60 Hz; WorldStandards lists 110 V at 60 Hz. These sources disagree. Confirm the actual supply with your accommodation before plugging in.
Sweden SE	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Switzerland CH	C / J	230 V	50 Hz
Syria SY	C / E / L	220 V	50 Hz
Taiwan TW	A / B	110 V	60 Hz	Dedicated 220 V outlets also exist for air conditioners.
Tajikistan TJ	C / F / I	220 V	50 Hz
Tanzania TZ	D / G	230 V	50 Hz
Thailand TH	A / B / C / O	230 V	50 Hz
Timor-Leste TL	C / E / F / I	220 V	50 Hz
Togo TG	C / E	220 V	50 Hz
Tonga TO	I	230 V	50 Hz
Trinidad & Tobago TT	A / B	115 / 230 V	60 Hz
Tunisia TN	C / E	230 V	50 Hz
Türkiye TR	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
Turkmenistan TM	B / C / F	220 V	50 Hz
Tuvalu TV	I	230 V	50 Hz
U.S. Virgin Islands VI	A / B	110 V	60 Hz
Uganda UG	G	240 V	50 Hz
Ukraine UA	C / F	230 V	50 Hz
United Arab Emirates AE	G	230 V	50 Hz
United Kingdom GB	G	230 V	50 Hz
United States US	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Uruguay UY	C / F / L	230 V	50 Hz
Uzbekistan UZ	C / E / F	220 V	50 Hz
Vanuatu VU	I	230 V	50 Hz
Venezuela VE	A / B	120 V	60 Hz
Vietnam VN	A / B / C	220 V	50 Hz
Yemen YE	A / D / G	240 V	50 Hz
Zambia ZM	C / D / G	230 V	50 Hz
Zimbabwe ZW	D / G	220 V	50 Hz

Portable-appliance reference; industrial and dedicated high-power circuits are outside this table. Countries without a Wikipedia row are omitted. Wikipedia is the primary reference, cross-checked against WorldStandards. The former IEC World Plugs guide has been retired. Mains electricity by country · WorldStandards country table

Physical fit

A fits B sockets. Slim C Europlugs fit E, F, J and K sockets, and 10 A L sockets. Dedicated 16 A L sockets need a different fit. A shared letter does not guarantee the correct current rating, earthing or socket variant. Never force a plug or remove an earth pin.

Supply and sources

Countries may have several regional types, voltages or frequencies. Match the actual supply to the appliance label. An adapter does not change frequency, and some motors and clocks need a particular frequency. Country data: Mains electricity by country (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country). Cross-check: WorldStandards country table (https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-country/). Wikipedia’s supply values are retained where the sources disagree, with a country note in the results and table.

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Frequently asked questions

Does a plug adapter change voltage?

No. Many chargers accept 100–240 V and 50/60 Hz, but check the input label. A single-voltage appliance may need a converter suited to its power and load type.

Will a German plug work in France?

A C Europlug fits an E socket. A modern CEE 7/7 E/F hybrid plug also fits, but an older F-only plug may not. Check the actual plug before relying on the country list.

Where does the data come from?

Wikipedia’s Mains electricity by country is the primary reference, checked against WorldStandards on 4 October 2026. The former IEC World Plugs guide is retired. Rare or historical-only types are omitted; country notes identify supply disagreements. Countries and territories without a row in that table are left out rather than guessed.

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