Telephone numbers in Mongolia
976 is the telephone country code for Mongolia.
01Numbering
National significant numbers (NSN) consist of eight digits. The national telephone numbering plan defines two domestic long-distance access codes: 01 (Mongolia Telecom network) and 02 (Mongolian Railway network).
| Type of service | Numbering | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency and special calls | 1XX 1XXX 1XXXX |
101, Fire 1610, “Speed” Information Agency of Mongolian Radio |
| Fixed telephone services | Access code + area code + exchange code + subscriber number |
Mongolia Telecom subscribers 01+1+45+2222 (+976 1 145 2222) 01+21+2+2222 01+372+2+2222 01+3741+2+222 Mongolian Railway subscribers 02+1+94+2222 (+976 2 194 2222) 02+21+4+2222 02+372+4+2222 02+3741+4+222 |
| Cellular telephone services | Mobile phone numbers in Mongolia consist of 8 digits, starting with 9, 8 or 6. | 90 XXXXXX - Skytel 91 XXXXXX - Skytel 92 XXXXXX - Skytel 93 XXXXXX - G-Mobile 94 XXXXXX - Mobicom 95 XXXXXX - Mobicom 96 XXXXXX - Skytel 97 XXXXXX - G-Mobile 98 XXXXXX - G-Mobile 99 XXXXXX - Mobicom 80 XXXXXX - Unitel 81 XXXXXX - unallocated 82 XXXXXX - unallocated 83 XXXXXX - G-Mobile 84 XXXXXX - unallocated 85 XXXXXX - Mobicom 86 XXXXXX - Unitel 87 XXXXXX - unallocated 88 XXXXXX - Unitel 89 XXXXXX - Unitel 69 6XXXXX - Skytel 66 XXXXXX - ONDO 60 XXXXXX - ONDO |
| VoIP services | VoIP operator prefix + subscriber number | 70+112222
72+112222 75+112222 77+112222 |
| Wireless local loops | Service identification code + operator selection + subscriber number or operator selection code + subscriber number | 0+5B+XXXXXX |
| Number Format | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type of network | Access code length | Trunk code length | Subscriber number length (with exchange code) | Total length |
| PSTN | two three |
one (Ulaanbaatar) two (Baganuur) three (Aimag centers) four (Sum centers) |
six six or five five four |
nine, ten |
| Cellular telephone services | three (with SIC) two (without SIC) |
five six |
eight | |
02Area codes
The following is a list of area codes in the provinces of Mongolia.
Sources and credits
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