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Date: Sun, 9 Jan 94 18:56:49 -0500
From: dbcl@io.org
Subject: List of Country Codes
Here is an updated list of country codes used in international
dialing; errors/additions/corrections can be sent to:
dleibold1@attmail.com or djcl@io.org. Notes indicated by bracketed
numbers are found after the code listings.
Country Codes Summary 8 January 1994
0 - (no country codes begin with '0')
1 - North America (Canada, USA including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands,
Jamaica, Barbados, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Cayman Islands,
British Virgin Islands, Bermuda, Bahamas, Dominica, Dominican
Republic, Grenada, Montserrat, St. Christopher and Nevis,
St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Bequia, Mustique,
Prune (Palm) Island, Union Island)
(Trinidad and Tobago [1])
20 - Egypt
210 - (reserved Morocco)
211 - (reserved Morocco)
212 - Morocco
213 - Algeria
214 - (reserved Algeria)
215 - (reserved Algeria)
216 - Tunisia
217 - (reserved Tunisia)
218 - Libya
219 - (reserved Libya)
220 - Gambia
221 - Senegal
222 - Mauritania
223 - Mali
224 - Guinea
225 - Cote d'Ivoire
226 - Burkina Faso
227 - Niger
228 - Togolese Republic
229 - Benin
230 - Mauritius
231 - Liberia
232 - Sierra Leone
233 - Ghana
234 - Nigeria
235 - Chad
236 - Central African Rep
237 - Cameroon
238 - Cape Verde
239 - Sao Tome & Principe
240 - Equatorial Guinea
241 - Gabonese Republic
242 - Congo
243 - Zaire
244 - Angola
245 - Guinea-Bissau
246 - Diego-Garcia
247 - Ascension
248 - Seychelles
249 - Sudan
250 - Rwandese Republic
251 - Ethiopia
252 - Somalia
253 - Djibouti
254 - Kenya
255 - Tanzania [2]
256 - Uganda
257 - Burundi
258 - Mozambique
259 - Zanzibar [2]
260 - Zambia
261 - Madagascar
262 - Reunion (France)
263 - Zimbabwe
264 - Namibia
265 - Malawi
266 - Lesotho
267 - Botswana
268 - Swaziland
269 - Comoros & Mayotte
27 - South Africa
290 - St Helena [3]
291 - Eritrea [4]
295 - San Marino [5]
296 - Trinidad/Tobago [6]
297 - Aruba [7]
298 - Faroe Islands [8]
299 - Greenland [9]
30 - Greece
31 - Netherlands
32 - Belgium
33 - Andorra, France, Monaco [10]
34 - Spain
350 - Gibraltar
351 - Portugal
352 - Luxembourg
353 - Eire (Irish Republic)
354 - Iceland
355 - Albania
356 - Malta
357 - Cyprus
358 - Finland
359 - Bulgaria
36 - Hungary
37 - East Germany [11]
370 - Lithuania [12]
371 - Latvia [12]
372 - Estonia [12]
373 - Moldova [12]
38 - Yugoslavia [13]
381 - Serbia and Montenegro (former Yugoslav areas not otherwise assigned) [13]
385 - Croatia [13]
386 - Slovenia [13]
387 - Bosnia [13]
389 - Macedonia [13]
39 - Italy, San Marino, Vatican City [14]
40 - Romania
41 - Switzerland, Liechtenstein [15]
42 - Czech & Slovak Republics
43 - Austria
44 - United Kingdom
45 - Denmark
46 - Sweden
47 - Norway
48 - Poland
49 - Germany
500 - Falkland Islands
501 - Belize
502 - Guatemala
503 - El Salvador
504 - Honduras
505 - Nicaragua
506 - Costa Rica
507 - Panama
508 - St Pierre & Miquelon
509 - Haiti
51 - Peru
52 - Mexico
53 - Cuba [16]
54 - Argentina
55 - Brazil
56 - Chile
57 - Colombia
58 - Venezuela
590 - Guadeloupe [17]
591 - Bolivia
592 - Guyana
593 - Ecuador
594 - Guiana (French)
595 - Paraguay
596 - Martinique [18]
597 - Suriname
598 - Uruguay
599 - Netherlands Antilles [19]
60 - Malaysia
61 - Australia
62 - Indonesia
63 - Philippines
64 - New Zealand
65 - Singapore
66 - Thailand
670 - Marianna Isl. [20]
671 - Guam
672 - Australian Territories: Antartica, Christmas, Cocos, Norfolk Islands
673 - Brunei Darussalm
674 - Nauru
675 - Papua New Guinea
676 - Tonga
677 - Solomon Islands
678 - Vanuatu [21]
679 - Fiji Islands
680 - Palau
681 - Wallis & Fortuna
682 - Cook Islands
683 - Niue Island
684 - American Samoa
685 - Western Samoa
686 - Kiribati, Gilbert Isl.
687 - New Caldonia
688 - Tuvalu, Ellice Isl. (Saipan?)
689 - French Polynesia
690 - Tokelan
691 - F.S. of Micronesia
692 - Marshall Islands
7 - CIS nations, Baltic Republics, otherwise former USSR countries
800 - (see note [25])
81 - Japan
82 - South Korea
84 - Vietnam
850 - North Korea
852 - Hong Kong
853 - Macao
855 - Cambodia
856 - Laos
86 - China
870 - (apparently unassigned, reserved for Maritime Mobile service)
871 - Inmarsat (Atl E) [22]
872 - Inmarsat (Pacific)
873 - Inmarsat (Indian)
874 - Inmarsat (Atl. W) [22]
875 - (apparently unassigned, reserved for Maritime Mobile service)
876 - (apparently unassigned, reserved for Maritime Mobile service)
877 - (apparently unassigned, reserved for Maritime Mobile service)
878 - reserved [23]
879 - reserved [23]
880 - Bangladesh [24]
886 - Taiwan [24]
90 - Turkey
91 - India
92 - Pakistan
93 - Afghanistan
94 - Sri Lanka
95 - Myanmar (Burma)
960 - Maldives
961 - Lebanon
962 - Jordan
963 - Syria
964 - Iraq
965 - Kuwait
966 - Saudi Arabia
967 - Yemen Arab Republic
968 - Oman
969 - Yemen Democratic Republic [26]
971 - United Arab Emirates
972 - Israel
973 - Bahrain
974 - Qatar
976 - Mongolia
977 - Nepal
98 - Iran
994 - Azerbaijan [12]
Notes:
[1] Trinidad and Tobago has been assigned code 296. The date when this
country code will take effect is unknown.
[2] Zanzibar is routed via Tanzania as + 255 54, though the
country code 259 is assigned for Zanzibar.
[3] St. Helena is a code found in service under British Telecom.
It may not be an official assignment much as it would be a
hack used by BT to provide overseas service to that point.
[4] Eritrea separated from Ethiopia in 1993 to become a new nation;
until +291 code is in effect, use Ethiopia +251
[5] San Marino will be split from Italy's country code (was 39).
[6] Trinidad and Tobago are new with country code 296, moving out of
North American area code 809 (ie. + 1 809). The date when this
country code takes effect is unknown.
[7] Aruba got its own country code when it formally became independent
of the Netherlands Antilles 1st January 1986.
[8] was under Norway
[9] Greenland (country code 299) is supposed to be in the part of the world
where country codes begin with 3 or 4 (Europe). However, since all those
codes are used up, 299 is as close to 3 or 4 as possible. Country codes
beginning with 5 are also all gone.
[10] Andorra: + 33 628, Monaco: + 33 93
[11] Removed from service as Germany is now one country. New city codes
beginning with 3 under country code 49 are now in use for those
former east German regions.
[12] These are new assignments breaking away from country code 7
(former USSR). Other countries from the CIS or those republics
formerly with the Soviet Union, could have new country codes
of the form 37x or 9xx soon.
[13] Effective 1st October 1993 former Yugoslavia country code 38 was
split up into country codes of the form 38x representing the
various nations formed from the breakup of Yugoslavia.
(Information courtesy teletext of German TV ARD and ZDF as relayed
by Thomas Diessel (diessel@informatik.unibw-muenchen.de)).
[14] San Marino: + 39 549 (formerly +39 541), but moving to country code
295 at some unknown date. Vatican City: + 39 66982
[15] Liechtenstein: + 41 75
[16] Guantanamo Bay US Naval Base: + 53 99, a special hack dialable from USA
[17] includes French Antilles: St Barthelemy, St Martin, Guadeloupe
[18] should now be only Martinique; was all of French Antilles
[19] includes Saint Maarten, Saba, Statia, Curacao, Bonaire
[20] that is, Northern Mariana Islands, or Saipan
[21] or New Hebrides
[22] 874 is a new assignment as INMARSAT is putting a fourth satellite
region into service, and adjusting its zones accordingly. This is to
allow for new land-based services on the INMARSAT network, particularly
in North America. 874 will become Atlantic Ocean Region West, while
871 will be for Atlantic Ocean Region East.
[23] Reserved for national mobile/maritime uses in various countries
[24] By CCITT policy, no more country codes of the 880-889 series are
supposed to be assigned until all other country codes beginning
with 8 have been taken. 886 for Taiwan is an unofficial code used
for access to Taiwan. The "People's Republic of China", on the
other hand, has assigned Taiwan access via country code 866
(presumably + 86 6, through China).
[25] There is some discussion in CCITT circles that the 800 country
code could be established as an international-access toll free
service. This is subject to a formal proposal and CCITT approval,
however.
[26] with the unification of the Yemen republics, it appears that this
country code will no longer be needed, as 967 Yemen Arab Republic
code will likely take over. In the meantime, the dialing procedures
remain as if Yemen were still separate countries, at least until
the telephone system can be unified.