Spain Phone Number Lookup

Verify Spain Phone Numbers - Country Code +34

Our phone number lookup tool above instantly verifies whether a phone number belongs to Spain by analyzing its country code and number format. Spain phone numbers use the country code +34 and follow an 9 digits national format.

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Calling from Spain to the United States

To call United States from Spain, follow this exact dialing sequence:

• 00 - Spain's international access code
• 1 - United States country code
• Area Code - Specific U.S. area code
• 7-digit number - The local phone number

Example: To call (312) 555-0123 from Spain, dial: 00 1 312 555 0123

Spain National Numbering Plan (Country Code +34)

Overview

The Spanish National Telephone Numbering Plan, approved by Royal Decree 2296/2004 of December 10, is an adaptation to the current legal framework of the numbering plan that came into force in Spain on April 4, 1998. It refers exclusively to telephone numbers and is defined as a closed 9-digit plan, which means that calling users must always dial all 9 digits of the complete number, regardless of where they are located. Therefore, abbreviated local dialing is not possible.

The Plan assigns area codes to different Spanish provinces and allocates number ranges to services (for example, mobile services have numbers starting with digit 6 and digits 71, 72, 73 and 74, while provincial codes start with digits 9 and 8).

Since part of the public numbering resources are unallocated and unassigned (approximately 50%), the Plan is configured as a flexible system that allows the opening of new ranges by the State Secretariat for the Information Society and Digital Agenda based on existing needs. The National Commission for Markets and Competition (CNMC) assigns Plan numbers to operators following the procedure established in Chapter V of Title IV of the Regulation on electronic communications markets, network access and numbering, approved by Royal Decree 2296/2004 of December 10.

International Standards

The National Telephone Numbering Plan complies with the requirements described in Recommendation E.164 of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The international format of telephone numbers, according to this Recommendation, follows the international standard format.

In the case of Spain, the National Destination Code (NDC) is embedded in the subscriber number (SN). Therefore, this number coincides with the national number.

The ITU allocated country code 34 to Spain under the aforementioned Recommendation. Therefore, telephone calls to Spain from abroad are made by dialing the international prefix of the country of origin (normally 00) followed by country code 34 and the national number (number of the subscriber residing in Spain).

The symbols "#" and "*" do not belong to the Plan, although their use could be regulated in the future when it is of interest to users in the use of facilities associated with the public telephone service.

In order to enable the future joint use of letters and numbers in telephone dialing procedures, the Plan recommends to manufacturers and operators the incorporation in the keyboards of terminal equipment of the symbol set described in ITU Recommendation E.161, option A.

National Number Structure

The national number of the National Telephone Numbering Plan consists of nine digits represented by the alphabetical sequence NXYABMCDU, where N is the digit dialed first.

N Digit Allocations

Detailed Allocation Matrix

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• PInt - International Prefix
• CSO - Operator Selection Codes
• Arm - European harmonized services
• INT - Internal services
• RPV - Virtual private network services
• SN - Nomadic services
• NP - Personal numbering services
• TE - Special rate services
• M2M - Machine-to-machine communications

Dialing Plan

The National Numbering Plan is a closed 9-digit plan, which means that users must always dial all 9 digits of the complete number, regardless of where they are located. There is therefore no national prefix, which in open numbering plans is used, among other things, as a long-distance prefix for long-distance calls (historically, the national prefix in Spain was digit 9).

As in the rest of the European Union, the international prefix is the sequence "00", which must be prefixed to the international number to make calls abroad.

Operator Selection

To make use of the possibility of call-by-call operator selection, the code of the chosen operator must first be dialed followed by either the national number for domestic calls or the digits "00" and the international number for calls abroad, respectively. Selection codes begin with digits 103, 104, 105 and 107, with codes of 4, 5 and 6 digits in length.

Caller ID Blocking

The code allocated to disable the presentation of the calling number on the called telephone terminal is 067. This code must be dialed from fixed telephone networks preceding any sequence used to establish communication, including operator selection codes. From mobile networks, the string #31# is used for this purpose.

Additional Information

More detailed information can be found in the updated list of current allocations and assignments of the Plan and in the National Numbering Plan user guide.