Telephone numbers in Norway
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Country Code: +47
International Call Prefix: 00
Trunk Prefix: none (may bring back if Norway joins the European Union)
Since 1992, land-line and mobile telephone numbers in Norway consist of eight digits, without any area codes. The numbers are apportioned in blocks, which vary in size between a thousand and over a million, among counties and telephone companies.
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[edit] Geographic numbers
2x xx xx xx geographic numbers, mainly Oslo 3x xx xx xx geographic numbers in south-central counties, except Oppland 5x xx xx xx (except 58 and 59) geographic numbers in south-western counties, including Bergen 6x xx xx xx geographic numbers in south-eastern counties and Oppland 7x xx xx xx geographic numbers in the mid and north, from Møre og Romsdal, Trøndelag (Trondheim) and up north 00 international prefix
[edit] Non-geographic numbers
8xx xx xxx non-geographical numbers (toll-free, voicemail, television shows, etc.)
[edit] Mobile numbers
9xx xx xxx mobile numbers (older) 4xx xx xxx mobile numbers (newer)
[edit] Emergency
110 Emergency, fire 112 Emergency, police 113 Emergency, ambulance
[edit] Special numbers
01 reserved for future changes 02xxx to 09xxx 5-digit non-geographical numbers 100-189 standardised special numbers 19x operator-specific special numbers
A more complete plan is available from the Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority.
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