The following regular expression isn’t working for international phone numbers that can allow up to 15 digits:
^[a-zA-Z0-9-().\s]{10,15}$
What needs to be adjusted?
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Try adding a backslash:
Now it’s still not very useful because you allow an arbitrary number of punctuation characters too. Really, validating a phone number like this — especially if you want it to really work for all possible international phone numbers — is probably a hopeless task. I suggest you go with what @BalusC suggests.