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Afghanistan C F 230 V Albania C F 230 V Algeria C F 230 V Andorra C F 230 V Angola C F 230 V Antigua and Barbuda A B 110/220 V Argentina I 230 V Armenia C F 230 V Australia I 230 V Austria C F 230 V Azerbaijan C F 230 V Bahamas A B 120 V Bahrain G 230 V Bangladesh A C D G M 230 V Barbados A B 115 V Belarus C F 230 V Belgium C E 230 V Belize A B 110 V Benin C E 230 V Bhutan C D M 230 V Bolivia A B C 230 V Bosnia and Herzegovina C F 230 V Botswana M 230 V Brazil C N 127/220 V Brunei G 240 V Bulgaria C F 230 V Burkina Faso C E 230 V Burundi C E 230 V Cambodia A B C F G 230 V Cameroon C E 230 V Canada A B 120 V Cape Verde C F 230 V Central African Republic C E 230 V Chad C E F 230 V Chile C L 230 V China A C I 230 V Colombia A B 110 V Comoros C E 230 V Congo (DRC) C E 230 V Congo (Republic) C E 230 V Costa Rica A B 120 V Croatia C F 230 V Cuba A B 120 V Cyprus G 230 V Czechia C E 230 V Côte d'Ivoire C E 230 V Denmark C F K 230 V Djibouti C E 230 V Dominica G 230 V Dominican Republic A B 120 V Ecuador A B 120 V Egypt C F 230 V El Salvador A B 120 V Equatorial Guinea C E 230 V Eritrea C E L 230 V Estonia C F 230 V Eswatini C M N 230 V Ethiopia C F G 230 V Fiji I 240 V Finland C F 230 V France C E 230 V Gabon C E 230 V Gambia G 230 V Georgia C F 230 V Germany C F 230 V Ghana G 230 V Greece C F 230 V Grenada G 230 V Guatemala A B 120 V Guinea C F 230 V Guinea-Bissau C F 230 V Guyana A B 110/220 V Haiti A B 110 V Honduras A B 120 V Hong Kong G 230 V Hungary C F 230 V Iceland C F 230 V India C D M 230 V Indonesia C F 230 V Iran C F 230 V Iraq C G 230 V Ireland G 230 V Israel C H 230 V Italy C F L 230 V Jamaica A B 110 V Japan A B 100 V Jordan C F G 230 V Kazakhstan C F 230 V Kenya G 240 V Kiribati I 240 V Kosovo C F 230 V Kuwait G 230 V Kyrgyzstan C F 230 V Laos A B C 230 V Latvia C F 230 V Lebanon C F 230 V Lesotho M 230 V Liberia C D F G 230 V Libya C F L 230 V Liechtenstein C J 230 V Lithuania C F 230 V Luxembourg C F 230 V Macau G 230 V Madagascar C E 230 V Malawi G 230 V Malaysia G 230 V Maldives C D G 230 V Mali C E 230 V Malta G 230 V Marshall Islands A B 120 V Mauritania C E 230 V Mauritius C E G 230 V Mexico A B 127 V Micronesia A B 120 V Moldova C F 230 V Monaco C E 230 V Mongolia C F 230 V Montenegro C F 230 V Morocco C E 230 V Mozambique C F M N 230 V Myanmar A B C D E F G I 230 V Namibia C M N 230 V Nauru I 240 V Nepal C D M 230 V Netherlands C F 230 V New Zealand I 230 V Nicaragua A B 120 V Niger C E 230 V Nigeria G 230 V North Korea C F 230 V North Macedonia C F 230 V Norway C F 230 V Oman G 230 V Pakistan C D 230 V Palau A B 120 V Palestine C H 230 V Panama A B 120 V Papua New Guinea I 240 V Paraguay A B C N 230 V Peru A B C 230 V Philippines A B C 230 V Poland C E 230 V Portugal C F 230 V Qatar G 240 V Romania C F 230 V Russia C F 230 V Rwanda C E F G 230 V Saint Kitts and Nevis A B G 230 V Saint Lucia G 230 V Saint Vincent and the Grenadines A B G 230/110 V Samoa I 230 V San Marino C F L 230 V Saudi Arabia G 230 V Senegal C E 230 V Serbia C F 230 V Seychelles G 240 V Sierra Leone G 230 V Singapore G 230 V Slovakia C E 230 V Slovenia C F 230 V Solomon Islands I 230 V Somalia C G 230 V South Africa C M N 230 V South Korea C F 230 V South Sudan C D G 230 V Spain C F 230 V Sri Lanka G 230 V Sudan C D G 230 V Suriname A B 110 V Sweden C F 230 V Switzerland C J 230 V Syria C E F L 230 V São Tomé and Príncipe C F 230 V Taiwan A B 110 V Tajikistan C F 230 V Tanzania G 230 V Thailand A B C O 230 V Timor-Leste C E F I 230 V Togo C E 230 V Tonga I 240 V Trinidad and Tobago A B 115 V Tunisia C E 230 V Turkey C F 230 V Turkmenistan C F 230 V Tuvalu I 230 V Uganda G 240 V Ukraine C F 230 V United Arab Emirates G 230 V United Kingdom G 230 V United States A B 120 V Uruguay C F L 230 V Uzbekistan C F 230 V Vanuatu I 230 V Vatican City C F L 230 V Venezuela A B 120 V Vietnam A B C 230 V Yemen C D G 230 V Zambia G 230 V Zimbabwe G 230 V

Why plug shapes vary by country

There are 16 different power-plug standards in use around the world, named Type A through Type O. They differ in pin shape, pin spacing, and grounding scheme — which means a plug from one country usually will not fit a wall socket in another. On top of that, mains voltage runs at either ~110–127 V (North America, Japan, parts of the Caribbean) or ~220–240 V (most of the rest of the world), and at either 50 Hz or 60 Hz.

Most modern phones, laptops, and camera chargers are dual-voltage (100–240 V) so a simple plug-shape adapter is enough. Hair dryers, kettles, electric razors, and similar resistive-load appliances usually are not — bringing one from a 110 V country to a 220 V country, or vice versa, will damage it unless you use a voltage converter.

Pick a country above to see exactly which plugs and voltage it uses, and whether your home country is compatible.

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