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DIALLING PROCEDURES (INTERNATIONAL PREFIX, NATIONAL (TRUNK) PREFIX AND NATIONAL (SIGNIFICANT) NUMBER) (IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITU-T RECOMMENDATION E.164 (05/97))
(POSITION ON 1 JULY 2000)
Geneva, 2000

Note by the TSB

1. This List of "Dialling Procedures" replaces the previous one published as Annex to the ITU Operational Bulletin No. 679 of 1.XI.1998. The present list recapitulates all the different amendments that have been published up to Operational Bulletin No. 719 of 1.VII.2000.

2. The list of "Dialling Procedures" contains the national (trunk) prefix, the international prefix, the country code and the national (significant) number in accordance with ITU-T Recommendation E.164 (05/97).

3. The national (trunk) prefix is the digit, or combination of digits, which must be dialled before an area (city) code when dialling a call to a subscriber from inside his own country but outside his own numbering area. It provides access to the automatic outgoing trunk equipment. If the entry in this column is blank for a particular country, it means that the country has a single nation wide numbering plan that does not use area codes, and all calls to anywhere in the country are dialled by using the entire local number.

Accordingly, in the international service the trunk prefix of the country of destination must not be dialled. ITU-T recommends that the Administrations of countries which have not yet adopted a trunk prefix or are revising the prefix for access to their national trunk network should adopt a prefix composed of a single digit, preferably "0".

4. The international prefix is the digit, or combination of digits, which must be dialled before a country code when dialling a call to a country other than the one from which the call is being placed. If the entry in this column is blank for a particular country, it means that the country does not have direct dialling facilities to other countries (in other words, international calls must be placed through the assistance of an operator).

ITU-T recommends that the Administrations of countries which have not yet introduced automatic international operation or are, for various reasons, revising their numbering plans, should adopt an international prefix (a code for access to the international automatic network) composed of the two digits "00".

5. The country code (code) is composed of one digit or is the combination of two or three digits, characterizing the called country which is used to route calls to the required country. It is usually dialled after the international prefix. The List of country codes is also published in the "List of ITU-T Recommendation E.164 assigned country codes", as an annex to the Operational Bulletin.

6. The national (significant) number is the number to be dialled following the national (trunk) prefix to obtain a subscriber in the same country but in a different local network or numbering area. The national (significant) number consists of the area code followed by the subscriber number. If the entry in this column is blank for a particular country, it means that the information is missing.

7. For your information, the present List is published as an Annex to the ITU Operational Bulletin. Furthermore, the information it contains is also available on the ITU home page
http://www.itu.int/itu-t/bulletin/index.html and can be consulted by subscribers by remote access.

8. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in the Annex is accurate. Administrations are requested to notify all modifications or missing information concerning their national (trunk) prefix, international prefix and the length of their national (significant) number by using the attached form.

9. The designations employed and the presentation of material in this List do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the ITU concerning the legal status of any country or geographical area, or of its authorities.

 
Dialling Procedures
Country/geographical area Code International Prefix National Prefix National (significant) number Note
Afghanistan  93  00  0  7 digits  
Albania  355  00  0  7 digits  
Algeria  213  00  0  7 digits  
American Samoa  684  00    7 digits  
Andorra  376  00    6 digits  
Angola  244  00  0  7 digits  
Anguilla  1  011  1  (264)+7 digits  
Antigua and Barbuda  1  011  1  (268)+7 digits  
Argentina  54  00  0  10 digits  
Armenia  374  00  0  7 digits  
Aruba  297  00    5 to 6 digits  14
Ascension  247  00    4 digits  
Australia  61  0011  0  6 to 12 digits  12
Australian External Territories  672  00  0  8 to 9 digits  8
Austria  43  00  0  4 to 12 digits  
Azerbaijan  994  810  8  8 digits  
Bahamas  1  011  1  (242)+7 digits  
Bahrain  973  0    6 to 7 digits  
Bangladesh  880  00  0  6 to 9 digits  
Barbados  1  011  1  (246)+7 digits  
Belarus  375  810  8  9 digits  
Belgium  32  00  0  8 to 9 digits  
Belize  501  00  0  6 digits  
Benin  229  00    6 digits  
Bermuda  1  011  1  (441)+7 digits  
Bhutan  975  00    7 digits  
Bolivia  591  00  0  7 digits  
Bosnia and Herzegovina  387  00  0  8 digits  
Botswana  267  00    6 digits  
Brazil  55  00  0  9 to 10 digits  
British Virgin Islands  1  011  1  (284)+7 digits  
Brunei Darussalam  673  00  0  7 digits  
Bulgaria  359  00  0  5 to 8 digits  7
Burkina Faso  226  00    6 digits  
Burundi  257  90    6 digits  
Cambodia  855  00  0  8 digits  
Cameroon  237  00    6 digits  
Canada  1  011  1  10 digits  
Cape Verde  238  0    6 digits  
Cayman Islands  1  011  1  (345)+7 digits  
Central African Rep.  236  19    6 digits  
Chad  235  15    6 digits  
Chile  56  00  0  8 digits  
China  86  00  0  8 to 10 digits  
Colombia  57  009  09  8 digits  
Comoros  269  00    6 digits  4
Congo  242  00    6 digits  
Cook Islands  682  00    5 digits  
Costa Rica  506  00    7 digits  
Côte d'Ivoire  225  00    8 digits  
Croatia  385  00  0  7 to 9 digits  
Cuba  53  119  0  7 digits  
Cyprus  357  00  0  7 digits  
Czech Rep.  420  00  0  4 to 9 digits  
Dem. People's Rep. of Korea  850  00    8 digits  
Dem.Rep. of the Congo  243  00    7 digits  
Denmark  45  00    8 digits  
Diego Garcia  246  00    4 digits  
Djibouti  253  00    6 digits  
Dominica  1  011  1  (767)+7 digits  
Dominican Rep.  1  011  1  (809)+7 digits  
East Timor  670  001    9 digits  
Ecuador  593  00  0  7 digits  
Egypt  20  00  0  7 to 9 digits  
El Salvador  503  0    7 digits  
Equatorial Guinea  240  00    5 digits  
Eritrea  291  00  0  7 digits  
Estonia  372  800  82  7 to 9 digits  
Ethiopia  251  00  0  7 digits  
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)  500  0    5 digits  
Faroe Islands  298  009    6 digits  
Fiji  679  05    6 digits  
Finland  358  00,990,994,999  0  5 to 12 digits  
France  33  00  0  9 digits  2
French Guiana  594  00    6 digits  
French Polynesia  689  00    6 digits  
Gabon  241  00    6 digits  
Gambia  220  00    6 digits  
Georgia  995  810  8  8 digits  
Germany  49  00  0  7 to 13 digits  
Ghana  233  00  0  7 to 9 digits  
Gibraltar  350  00    5, 8 digits  17
Global Mobile Satellite System (GMSS)  881        
Greece  30  00  0  8 digits  
Greenland  299  009    6 digits  
Grenada  1  011  1  (473)+7 digits  
Group of countries, shared code  388        
Guadeloupe  590  00    6 digits  
Guam  1  011  1  (671)+7 digits  
Guatemala  502  00  0  7 digits  
Guinea  224  00    6 digits  
Guinea-Bissau  245  099    6 digits  
Guyana  592  001  0  6 digits  
Haiti  509  00    7 digits  
Honduras  504  00    7 digits  
Hongkong  852  001    8 to 9 digits  
Hungary  36  00  06  8 digits  
Iceland  354  00    7 digits  
India  91  00  0  7 to 10 digits  
Indonesia  62  001,008  0  9 digits  
Inmarsat (Atlantic Ocean-East)  871  00    9 digits  11
Inmarsat (Atlantic Ocean-West)  874  00    9 digits  11
Inmarsat (Indian Ocean)  873  00    9 digits  11
Inmarsat (Pacific Ocean)  872  00    9 digits  11
Inmarsat SNAC  870  00    9 digits  
International Freephone Service  800      8 digits  
International Networks, shared code  882        
International Premium Rate Service (IPRS)  979      9 digits  
International Shared Cost Service (ISCS)  808      8 digits  
Iran (Islamic Republic of)  98  00    8 digits  
Iraq  964  00    8 digits  
Ireland  353  00  0  7 to 9 digits  3
Israel  972  00,012,013,014  0  7 to 8 digits  
Italy  39  00    up to 11 digits  6
Jamaica  1  011  1  (876)+7 digits  
Japan  81  001  0  8 to 10 digits  15
Jordan  962  00  0  5 to 8 digits  
Kazakstan  7  810  8  10 digits  
Kenya  254  000  0  7 to 8 digits  
Kiribati  686  00    5 digits  
Korea (Rep. of)  82  001,002  0,082  8 to 11 digits  
Kuwait  965  00    6 to 8 digits  
Kyrgyzstan  996  00  8  9 digits  
Lao P.D.R.  856  00    8 digits  
Latvia  371  00  8  7 digits  
Lebanon  961  00  0  7 digits  
Lesotho  266  00    6 digits  
Liberia  231  00    6 digits  
Libya  218  00  0  9 digits  
Liechtenstein  423  00    7 to 9 digits  
Lithuania  370  810  8  7 digits  
Luxembourg  352  00    4 to 11 digits  
Macau  853  00    6 to 7 digits  
Madagascar  261  00    9 to 10 digits  18
Malawi  265  101    6 digits  
Malaysia  60  00  0  7 to 9 digits  9
Maldives  960  00    6 digits  
Mali  223  00    6 digits  
Malta  356  00    6 digits  
Marshall Islands  692  011  1  7 digits  
Martinique  596  00    6 digits  
Mauritania  222  00    6 digits  
Mauritius  230  00    7 digits  
Mayotte  269  00    6 digits  
Mexico  52  00  01  5 to 8 digits  
Micronesia  691  011  1  7 digits  
Moldova  373  810  8  7 digits  
Monaco  377  00    5 to 9 digits  
Mongolia  976  00  0  7 digits  
Montserrat  1  011  1  (664)+7 digits  
Morocco  212  00  0  7 digits  
Mozambique  258  00    7 digits  
Myanmar  95  0    7 digits  
Namibia  264  00  0  6 to 10 digits  
Nauru  674  00    4, 7 digits  
Nepal  977  00  0  7 digits  
Netherlands  31  00  0  9 digits  
Netherlands Antilles  599  00  0  7 to 8 digits  
New Caledonia  687  00    6 digits  
New Zealand  64  00  0  8 to 9 digits  
Nicaragua  505  00  0  7 digits  
Niger  227  00    6 digits  
Nigeria  234  009  0  8 digits  
Niue  683  00    4 digits  
Northern Marianas  1  011  1  (670)+7 digits  
Norway  47  00    8 digits  
Oman  968  00    6 digits  
Pakistan  92  00  0  8 to 11 digits  
Palau  680  011      
Panama  507  00    7 digits  
Papua New Guinea  675  05    7 digits  
Paraguay  595  00  0  4 to 8 digits  
Peru  51  00  0  8 digits  
Philippines  63  00  0  12 digits  
Poland  48  00  0  9 digits  
Portugal  351  00    9 digits  
Puerto Rico  1  011  1  (787)+7 digits  
Qatar  974  00    7 digits  
Reunion  262  00    6 digits  
Romania  40  00  0  8 digits  
Russia  7  810  8  10 digits  
Rwanda  250  00    5 digits  
Saint Helena  290  00    4 digits  
Saint Kitts and Nevis  1  011  1  (869)+7 digits  
Saint Lucia  1  011  1  (758)+7 digits  
Saint Pierre and Miquelon  508  00    6 digits  
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines  1  011  1  (784)+7 digits  
Samoa  685  0    5 digits  
San Marino  378  00    10, 12 digits  5
Sao Tome and Principe  239  00    7 digits  1
Saudi Arabia  966  00  0  8 digits  
Senegal  221  00    7 digits  
Seychelles  248  00    6 digits  
Sierra Leone  232  00  0  5 to 8 digits  
Singapore  65  001    7 digits  10
Slovakia  421  00  0  4 to 10 digits  
Slovenia  386  00  0  8 digits  
Solomon  677  00    5 digits  
Somalia  252  16    5 digits  
South Africa  27  09  0  8 to 9 digits  
Spain  34  00    9 digits  
Sri Lanka  94  00  0  8 digits  
Sudan  249  00  0  8 digits  
Suriname  597  00    6 digits  
Swaziland  268  00    7 digits  
Sweden  46  007,009  0  10 digits  
Switzerland  41  00  0  4 to 12 digits  
Syria  963  00  0  9 digits  
Tajikistan  992  810  8  9 digits  
Tanzania  255  000  0  9 digits  19
Thailand  66  001  0  8 digits  
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia  389  99  0  7 to 9 digits  
Togo  228  00    6 digits  
Tokelau  690  00    4 digits  
Tonga  676  00    5 digits  
Trial of a proposed new international service, shared code  991        
Trinidad and Tobago  1  011  1  (868)+7 digits  
Tunisia  216  00  0  7 digits  
Turkey  90  00  0  10 digits  
Turkmenistan  993  810  8  8 digits  
Turks and Caicos Islands  1  0  1  (649)+7 digits  
Tuvalu  688  00    5 digits  
Uganda  256  00  0  8 digits  
Ukraine  380  810  8  9 digits  
United Arab Emirates  971  00  0  7 to 9 digits  
United Kingdom  44  00  0  7 to 10 digits  
United States  1  011  1  10 digits  
United States Virgin Islands  1  011  1  (340)+7 digits  
Universal Personal Telecommunication (UPT)  878        
Uruguay  598  00  0  7 to 8 digits  
Uzbekistan  998  810  8  9 digits  
Vanuatu  678  00    5 digits  
Vatican  379  00      16
Vatican  39  00    up to 11 digits  
Venezuela  58  00  0  8 digits  
Viet Nam  84  00  0  8 digits  
Wallis and Futuna  681  00    6 digits  
Yemen  967  00  0  6 to 9 digits  
Yugoslavia  381  99  0  9 digits  
Zambia  260  00  0  7 digits  
Zimbabwe  263  00  0  3 to 8 digits  
Reserved  970        13

Dialling Procedures

Notes

1. When calling Sao Tome and Principe from other countries it is necessary to prefix the subscriber number with the digits '12'.
2. The '0' is used on all domestic calls, including in the same city, but is omitted when dialling to France from other countries.
3. When dialling from Ireland to Nothern Ireland, the area code may be prefixed by '080' instead of '0044'.
4. In Comoros Islands, the subscriber numbers begin with digit '7'.
5. When dialling from San Marino to Italy, the complete national subscriber number must be used, without prefixing the number by '0039'.
6. When dialling from Italy to San Marino, the subscriber number must be prefixed by '0549' instead of '00378'.
7. A few exceptions exist where the maximum length of the national (significant) number is 9 digits.
8. Including Australia Antartic Territory Bases, Christmas Island and Norfolk Island (international prefix for Norfolk Island is '0101').
9. When dialling from Malaysia to Singapore, the subscriber number must be prefixed by '02' instead of '0065'.
10. When dialling from Singapore to Malaysia, the area code and subscriber number must be prefixed by '020' instead of '00160'.
11. For calls from one Inmarsat terminal to another, the '00' prefix is followed by the country code (871 to 874) and the terminal number followed by '#'.
12. Includes also Cocos-Keeling Islands.
13. Reserved for the Palestinian Authority.
14. When calling Aruba from other countries it is necessary to prefix the subscriber number with the digit '8' for regular telephone subscriber. For calls to cellular subscribers, use the six digit subscriber number without the prefix '8'.
15. International prefixes: 001, 0033, 0041, 0061, 0071, 0075, 0078, 0082.
16. The country code listed is for future use (Vatican is currently using '39').
17. Subscriber numbers on the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) consist of 5 digits and those on the mobile network consist of 8 digits.
18. Operator code Telecom Malagasy 20.
19. When dialling from Tanzania to Kenya the national (significant) number must be prefixed by 005 and for Uganda it must be prefixed by 006.

Source: INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION

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