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Subject: International cell phone dialling number formats
Category: Computers > Wireless and Mobile
Asked by: mobiledev2006-ga
List Price: $150.00
Posted: 25 Mar 2006 05:41 PST
Expires: 24 Apr 2006 06:41 PDT
Question ID: 711767
We need the mobile phone number formats for the following countries.

Austria, Brazil, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary,
India, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Phillipines,
Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, United Kingdom.

We know the format for the United States. For example, local numbers
can/cannot be dialled with a '1' and must be 10 digits. We need the
same formatting rules for the countries above.

We need ACTUAL examples - not some generic rules, because we need to
make sure that all scenarios are covered. As much information as
possible is needed, for example any prefixes that must be dialled, the
minimum/maximum length of a MOBILE phone number (NO land line
numbers).

Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 25 Mar 2006 06:47 PST
Check out this database, It has two very useful features that I think
deliver what you are asking for. Tell me if this is what you need:

1) HOW MANY NUMBERS TO DIAL and WHAT THEY ARE

International dialing instructions
http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=dialling&sub=instructions
It can be difficult to place international calls, if you don't know
exactly what sequences to follow. This tool can help you get connected
properly. Once you have selected the country you're calling from and
the country you want to call, the digits are presented in the order
you must dial them.

For example, here's from the US, TO Austria:

Dialing sequence: 011-43-1-XXX(XXXXXXXXX) 
The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. 
The different parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are
explained below:

011 is the international access code. 
This code has to be dialled when calling numbers outside the United
States's country code zone.
 
43 is the country code. 
This code has to be dialled to reach any number in Austria. 
This country code is used exclusively for Austria. 
 
(1+)1 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Wien. 
Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists. 

XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

=========================================================

2) International Numbering Plans ? Numbering plans for mobile networks
http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=plans&sub=imsinr
Select the country of which you want to see the national numbering
plan for mobile country and network codes. ITU-T Recommendation E.212
defines mobile country codes worldwide.

For example, here's Austria:
http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=plans&sub=imsinr&alpha_2_input=AT&current_page=1

I don't think you need this, but I thought I'd run it by you.

========================================================

This next database has some mobile dialing instructions in the table of countries:

INTERNATIONAL DIALING CODES
http://kropla.com/dialcode.htm

========================================================

Is this helpful? If so, point me in the right direction, I'll compile
it all for you, unless you just want to use the database to lessen the
chance of an error..

~~Cynthia

Clarification of Question by mobiledev2006-ga on 31 Mar 2006 12:27 PST
Hello.

We need >>>MOBILE PHONE<<< number formats. The formats listed so far
are generic and >>>MAY<<< apply to mobile phones but also DO apply to
land lines.

Lists like http://kropla.com/dialcode.htm and NumberingPlans are generic.

For example, let's look at the results for Australia:

We know the international dialling code is 61, but mobile phone
numbers MUST begin with 04 - so a list of dialling codes for Australia
that include 03, 02, etc are not relevant.

We need >>>MOBILE PHONE<<< number formats only.

(sorry for this delay we didn't receive notification of these answers
from Google - this has also become urgent so we are raising the
price.)

Clarification of Question by mobiledev2006-ga on 31 Mar 2006 12:37 PST
For further clarification, let's look at the Australian example. 

The answer we would be looking for would be:

Australian mobile phone numbers can only be 10 digits must begin with 04.

Examples:   0418123456, 0422565883

Let's look at a United States example:

US cellphone numbers can be 10 or 11 digits.

Examples: 2125551234,  12125551234 (becomes you can dial either from a
mobile phone)

We hope this makes our requirement clearer. Thank you.

Request for Question Clarification by rainbow-ga on 31 Mar 2006 13:00 PST
Are you looking for the dialing formats for cell phones for the
countries listed *only* when calling from another country? I'm asking
this because I have found instances when calling from province to
province of the same country where the dialing format changes.

Rainbow~

Request for Question Clarification by rainbow-ga on 31 Mar 2006 13:17 PST
After a preliminary search, I have found quite a few obstacles in
answering your question.

For instance, looking through my phonebook of people I have cell phone
numbers for in the UK, I have found there to be many different cell
phone dialing codes. For example, calling from the US, some numbers
would look like this (X being the cell phone number):

011 44 781 XXXXXXX
011 44 772 XXXXXXX
011 44 797 XXXXXXX
011 44 771 XXXXXXX
011 44 777 XXXXXXX

The 3 numbers after 44 would be the mobile dialing codes.

How would you like to proceed?

Best regards,
Rainbow

Request for Question Clarification by rainbow-ga on 31 Mar 2006 13:38 PST
Please take a look at this site and tell me if this is what you need:

http://www.infostation.org/cellphone/dialingcodes/

Rainbow

Clarification of Question by mobiledev2006-ga on 31 Mar 2006 14:45 PST
You raise a good point - we should clarify further:

Regarding your examples:

   011 44 781 XXXXXXX
   011 44 772 XXXXXXX
   011 44 797 XXXXXXX
   011 44 771 XXXXXXX
   011 44 777 XXXXXXX

We would assume from this list:
   1. UK mobile numbers >must< begin with 44.
   2. When dialled internationally, the number >must< be 12 digits
including the international calling code (ignore the 011)
   3. When dialled locally, the number >must< be 11 digits as we would
assume that locally you would dial a 0 (e.g. 0781 XXXXXXX)

We should have clarified that we require the rules for dialling
locally and internationally, however it is the length of the numbers
that we are most concerned with. You may dial 011 - in Australia, to
dial international you would use 0011 - but from 44 onwards, the same
rules of the number would apply - it is the number starting with the
country code and onwards that we are concerned with.

Thank you - we hope this clarifies things further. Thank you for your attention.

Request for Question Clarification by rainbow-ga on 01 Apr 2006 14:19 PST
Just to let you know of my progress on this research. I have completed
all the countries except three of which I'm having a few problems
with. I hope to have these done within the next day. I hope this does
not cause you any inconvenience.

Best regards,
Rainbow

Clarification of Question by mobiledev2006-ga on 01 Apr 2006 18:46 PST
Thanks Rainbow - looking forward to hearing from you :)

Request for Question Clarification by rainbow-ga on 02 Apr 2006 03:40 PDT
I still have not been able to find the exact cell phone dialing format
for Mexico and Sweden. I have found vague explanations, however, I did
not want to post these as such. Anyway, here is what I have found so
far:

Mexico

International
52 ? (XX) XXXXXXX
52 ? (XXX) XXXXXXX
52 ? (XX) XXXXXXXX
52 ? (XX) XXXXXXXX

Local
044 (XX) XXXXXXX
044 (XXX) XXXXXXX
044 (XX) XXXXXXXX
044 (XX) XXXXXXXX
01 (XX) XXXXXXX
01 (XXX) XXXXXXX
01 (XX) XXXXXXXX
01 (XXX) XXXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

Logically, the international format should be the same as the local
format without the first 0. However, I have not been able to verify
this.

===========================

Sweden

There is a slight contradiction in the explanation below::

Local Calls: Dial Sweden's DAC + cell phone prefix '10' or '700' to
'708') + the remaining six or seven digits of local cell phone number.
Example
A call from a fixed line in Stockholm to a cell phone in Stockholm:
0 + '10' or '700' to '708' + remaining six or seven digits of local
cell phone number

Local Calls: Dial Sweden's DAC + cell phone prefix '10' or '700' to
'708') + the remaining six or seven digits of local cell phone number.
Example
A call from a fixed line in Stockholm to a cell phone in Malmo:
0 + '10' or '700' to '708' + remaining six or seven digits of local
cell phone number

Cell phone numbers in Sweden totals nine digits. The first two or
three digits are always '10' (older analog NTM numbers) or '700' to
'708' (GSM numbers).

When calling a cell phone from within Sweden, always dial the Domestic
Access Code '0' before the eight-digit number. Do not dial this access
code when calling from another country.

When making an international call to a cell phone in Sweden, dial:
Sweden's country code [46] + cell phone prefix ('10' or '700' to
'708') + remaining eight or nine digits of local cell phone number.

So it would be any of these formats. 

International
46 (XX) cell phone number
46 (XXX) cell phone number

Local
0 (XX) cell phone number
0 (XXX) cell phone number

(cell phone prefix)

However, the number of digits the cell phone number should be is vague.


Please let me know how you would like me to proceed.

Best regards,
Rainbow

Clarification of Question by mobiledev2006-ga on 02 Apr 2006 14:29 PDT
Hi Rainbow - if you have all the other formats, then that's pretty
good for now- we understand this stuff can be tricky to work out. If
you have the other formats for the other countries, we should be good
to go with finalizing this answer! Thanks.
Answer  
Subject: Re: International cell phone dialling number formats
Answered By: rainbow-ga on 02 Apr 2006 14:33 PDT
Rated:5 out of 5 stars
 
Hi mobiledev2006,

The following is the result of my research for cell phone dialing
formats for the requested countries:


Austria 

International 
43 (XXX) XXXXX 
43 (XXX) XXXXXX 
43 (XXX) XXXXXXX 
43 (XXX) XXXXXXXX 
43 (XXX) XXXXXXXXX

Local 
0 (XXX) XXXXX
0 (XXX) XXXXXX
0 (XXX) XXXXXXX
0 (XXX) XXXXXXXX
0 (XXX) XXXXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=8&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Austria

================================

Brazil

International 
55 (XX) 8 XXXXXXX
55 (XX) 9 XXXXXXX

Local 
8 XXXXXXX
9 XXXXXXX
0 ((XX)) (XX) 8 XXXXXXX  
0 ((XX)) (XX) 9 XXXXXXX   

(area code)
((carrier code))

http://www.worldtradepress.com/grwUnigroup/country/brazil/10grw.html

================================

China 

International 
86 13 XXXXXXXXX

Local
0 13 XXXXXXXXX 

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=32&next_nid=9.08&ctry=China

================================

Denmark 

International 
45 (XXX) XXXXX
45 (XXXX) XXXX

Local
(XXX) XXXXX
(XXXX) XXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=40&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Denmark

================================

France 

International
33 6 XXXXXXXX

Local
0 6 XXXXXXXX

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=52&next_nid=9.08&ctry=France

================================

Germany

International
49 (XXX) XXXXXXX
49 (XXX) XXXXXXXX

Local
0 (XXX) XXXXXXX
0 (XXX) XXXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=56&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Germany

================================

Hong Kong

International
852 (XX) XXXXXX
852 (XXX) XXXX

Local
(XX) XXXXXX
(XXX) XXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=63&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Hong%20Kong

================================

Hungary

International
36 (XX) XXXXX

Local
06 (XX) XXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=64&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Hungary

================================

India 

International
91 (XXXX) XXXXXX

Local
0 (XXXX) XXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=66&next_nid=9.08&ctry=India

================================

Indonesia

International
62 81 XXXXXXXX

Local
0 81 XXXXXXXX

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=67&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Indonesia

================================

Italy

International
39 (XX) XXXXXXXX

Local 
(XX) XXXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.worldtradepress.com/grwUnigroup/country/italy/12grw.html

================================

Malaysia

International
60 (XX) XXXXXXX

Local
0 (XX) XXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=95&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Malaysia

================================

Mexico
(see clarification)

================================

New Zealand

International
64 (XX) XXXXXX
64 (XX) XXXXXX

Local
0 (XX) XXXXXX
0 (XX) XXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=107&next_nid=9.08&ctry=New%20Zealand

================================

Philippines

International
63 (XX) XXXXXXX
63 (XXX) XXXXXXX

Local
0 (XX) XXXXXXX
0 (XXX) XXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=119&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Philippines

================================

Singapore

International
65 9 XXXXXXX

Local
9 XXXXXXX

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=129&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Singapore

================================

Spain

International
34 6 XXXXXXXX

Local
6 XXXXXXXX

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=136&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Spain

================================

Sweden
(see clarification)

================================

Taiwan

International
886 (XX) XXXXXXX

Local
(XX) XXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=144&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Taiwan

================================

Thailand

International
66 (X) XXXXXXX

Local
0 (X) XXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=147&next_nid=9.08&ctry=Thailand

================================

United Kingdom

International
44 (XX) XXXXXXXX

Local
0 (XX) XXXXXXXX

(cell phone prefix)

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?nid=9.07&cid=155&next_nid=9.08&ctry=United%20Kingdom

================================
================================

Sources of Reference:
Global Road Warrior
http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/contentinfo.asp?

Infostation: Cell Phone Dialing Codes
http://www.infostation.org/cellphone/dialingcodes/

LD Post
http://www.ldpost.com/countries/

Dialing Format
https://216.120.174.35/Dir/calling/dial_coun_exam.asp

Wikipedia: Telephone numbering plan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbering_plan

World Telephone Numbering Guide 
http://www.wtng.info/

Netserve International: Cell Phone Dialing Codes
http://www.netserveint.com/cell_phone_codes.html


I hope the information provided is helpful. If you have any questions
regarding my answer please don't hesitate to ask before rating.

Best regards,
Rainbow
mobiledev2006-ga rated this answer:5 out of 5 stars

Comments  
Subject: Re: International cell phone dialling number formats
From: nayanga-ga on 26 Mar 2006 07:57 PST
 
[1]Austria

   Dialling sequence: 011-43-1-XXX(XXXXXXXXX) 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
43 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Austria. This country code is used exclusively for Austria.
(1+)1 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Wien. Other area codes
can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.


[2]Brazil

Dialling sequence: 011-55-11-XXXXXXX(X) 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
55 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Brazil. This country code is used exclusively for Brazil.
(1+)11 is the area code of subscriber numbers in São Paulo. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[3]China

Dialling sequence: 011-86-10-XXXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
86 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in China. This country code is used exclusively for China.
(1+)10 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Beijing, BJ. Other
area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.


[4]Denmark

Dialling sequence: 011-45-XXX...X 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
45 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Denmark. This country code is used exclusively for Denmark.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.


[5]France

Dialling sequence: 011-33-1XXXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
33 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in France. This country code is used exclusively for France.
(1+)1 is an example of the first part of subscriber numbers in Paris
Region. Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the rest of the subscriber number digits. 

[6]Germany

Dialling sequence: 011-49-201-XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
49 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Germany. This country code is used exclusively for Germany.
(1+)201 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Essen. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[7]Hong Kong

Dialling sequence: 011-852-2XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
852 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Hong Kong. This country code is used exclusively for Hong
Kong.
(1+)2 is an example of the first part of subscriber numbers in Hong
Kong. Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the rest of the subscriber number digits. 

[8]Hungary
Dialling sequence: 011-36-1XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
36 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Hungary. This country code is used exclusively for Hungary.
(1+)1 is an example of the first part of subscriber numbers in
Budapest. Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the rest of the subscriber number digits. 

[9]India

Dialling sequence: 011-91-11-XXXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
91 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in India. This country code is used exclusively for India.
(1+)11 is the area code of subscriber numbers in New Delhi, New Delhi.
Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[10]Indonesia

Dialling sequence: 011-62-21-XXXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
62 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Indonesia. This country code is used exclusively for
Indonesia.
(1+)21 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Jakarta. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[12]Italy

Dialling sequence: 011-39-010XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
39 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Italy. It must be noted that this country code is shared
between Holy See (Vatican City State), and Italy.
(1+)010 is an example of the first part of subscriber numbers in
Genova. Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the rest of the subscriber number digits. 

[13]Malaysia
Dialling sequence: 011-60-3-XXXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
60 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Malaysia. This country code is used exclusively for
Malaysia.
(1+)3 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Selangor. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[14]Mexico

Dialling sequence: 011-52-222-XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
52 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Mexico. This country code is used exclusively for Mexico.
(1+)222 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Puebla, Pue.. Other
area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[15]New Zealand


Dialling sequence: 011-64-2-XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
64 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in New Zealand. This country code is used exclusively for New
Zealand.
(1+)2 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Antarctica. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[16]Phillipines
Dialling sequence: 011-63-2-XXXXXXXX(XX) 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
63 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Philippines. This country code is used exclusively for
Philippines.
(1+)2 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Manila. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.


[17]Singapore

Dialling sequence: 011-65-6210XXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
65 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Singapore. This country code is used exclusively for
Singapore.
(1+)6210 is an example of the first part of subscriber numbers in
Bukit Timah. Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the rest of the subscriber number digits. 

[18]Spain
Dialling sequence: 011-34-822XXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
34 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Spain. It must be noted that this country code is shared
between Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, and Spain.
(1+)822 is an example of the first part of subscriber numbers in Santa
Cruz de Tenerife. Other area codes can be found in the area codes
lists.
XXX...X is the rest of the subscriber number digits. 


[19]Sweden
Dialling sequence: 011-46-11-XXXXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
46 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Sweden. This country code is used exclusively for Sweden.
(1+)11 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Norrköping. Other
area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[20]Taiwan  

Dialling sequence: 011-886-2-XXXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
886 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Taiwan. This country code is used exclusively for Taiwan.
(1+)2 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Taipei. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.

[21]Thailand

Dialling sequence: 011-66-2XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
66 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in Thailand. This country code is used exclusively for
Thailand.
(1+)2 is an example of the first part of subscriber numbers in
Bangkok. Other area codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the rest of the subscriber number digits. 

[22]United Kingdom 

Dialling sequence: 011-44-113-XXXXXXX 

The dialling sequence shown above is only an example. The different
parts of the phone number, seperated by hyphens, are explained below:
011 is the international access code. This code has to be dialled when
calling numbers outside the United States's country code zone.
 
44 is the country code. This code has to be dialled to reach any
number in United Kingdom. It must be noted that this country code is
shared between Guernsey, Isle of Man, Jersey, and United Kingdom.
(1+)113 is the area code of subscriber numbers in Leeds. Other area
codes can be found in the area codes lists.
XXX...X is the subscriber number, which has to be dialled in order to
reach the phone you are trying to call.
Subject: Re: International cell phone dialling number formats
From: nayanga-ga on 26 Mar 2006 08:01 PST
 
Hi mobiledev2006 

    This is nayanga, I think I have given you the correct most answer.
If you still have any doubts please tell me.
    I hope you select it as Answer.

Thanks & Regards
Nayan
Subject: Re: International cell phone dialling number formats
From: cynthia-ga on 26 Mar 2006 12:50 PST
 
nayanga-ga,

Only authorized Google Answers Researchers can post an answer (in the
Answer Box) and receive payment. Besides that, you used my reference,
the one I posted in my "request for clarification" --so you're not
posting anything new. Read my clarification again, do you see the
example I gave for Austria, asking if that was what the Asker wanted?

Plus, on the forth (active link) resource I gave, there are specific
codes for mobile phones to dial in addition to the dialing codes, and
you did not address those extra steps in the countries where they
apply.

~~Cynthia

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