Search syntax
Searches: name, continent, phone, languages, currency, ccTLD.
&& — both must matchEnglish && French|| — either must matchFrench || Portuguese( ) — group expressionsEnglish && (French || Spanish)" " — exact literal match"(€) Euro" → only Euro countriesAbout the parser
The search bar supports boolean expressions. Use && to require multiple terms, || to accept any, and parentheses to group logic. && always binds tighter than || — so A && B || C is read as (A && B) || C, not A && (B || C). Use parentheses to override this, like A && (B || C). Wrap a term in double quotes for an exact literal match.
Examples +49→ Germany"+1"→ all NANP countriesFrench && Africa→ French-speaking African countriesSpanish && Portuguese→ has both Spanish and PortugueseSpanish || Portuguese→ Spanish or Portuguese speaking(French && Africa) || (Spanish && South America)→ French-speaking Africa or Spanish-speaking South AmericaEnglish && (French || Spanish)→ has English + French or Spanish
Hemisphere filter"Both" means the country straddles the equator. Selecting only N or only S excludes these countries. To include them, select N + Both (all countries with any northern landmass) or S + Both (all countries with any southern landmass).