South Africa Phone Number Lookup

Verify South Africa Phone Numbers - Country Code +27

Our phone number lookup tool above instantly verifies whether a phone number belongs to South Africa by analyzing its country code and number format. South Africa phone numbers use the country code +27 and follow an 9 digits national format.

Find Phone Numbers in South Africa Directories

Looking for a specific company's contact information? Use trusted local business directories to find phone numbers and addresses.

Brabys

Business directory for South Africa and other countries.

Yellow Pages

Yellow Pages South Africa - directory of businesses by name and by classification.

Yellowsa

Simple to use business directory for South Africa with almost half a million listings. Search by keyword or category.

EasyInfo

Submission based business directory for South Africa. Option to search internal directory or wider via Google.

SA Yellow

One of the larger independent business directories.

The Phone Book

Complete official national telephone directory (White Pages) of people and businesses in South Africa.

Reverse Phone Lookup

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Identify South African Mobile Operator

Reverse phone lookup results may include which mobile operator issued a phone number. Mobile numbers are usually issued by one of the following operators:

Calling from South Africa to the United States

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

• 00 - South Africa'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 South Africa, dial: 00 1 312 555 0123

South Africa National Numbering Plan (Country Code +27)

1. Number Structure

International numbers follow ITU-T E.164: “+27” (country code) + National Significant Number (10 digits), subdivided into a 3-digit National Destination Code (NDC) and a subscriber number. National (significant) numbers are dialled as “0” + NDC + subscriber number within South Africa.

2. Prefixes

• International prefix: 00 (or “+”)
• National prefix: 0
• Country code: 27
• Access codes: short non-geographic numbers used as a prefix to access services.

3. Geographic Numbers

4. Non-Geographic Numbers

5. Short Codes

Beginning with “1”

• Access codes (min. 4 digits):
  16xx, 19xx Released; 15xx, 17xx Protected.
• Service codes (min. 3 digits):
  10x, 11x, 12x, 14x, 17x, 18x Released; 13x, 15x Protected.
• Mandated/Harmonized emergencies and public services:
  112 (all emergency calls), 10111 (police), 10177 (ambulance), 17737 (presidential hotline), 1020 (govt directory).

Beginning with “3” or “4”

Service codes, min. 5 digits, all Released.

6. Supplementary Codes

Codes beginning with * or # are Released supplementary codes.

7. Toll-Free Services (080)

Calls to 080 numbers incur no charge to the caller, irrespective of originating network. Toll-free uses a single-direct-connection interconnect model with fair, negotiated settlement between operators.

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