0 0 National Access prefix - – 00 International Access prefix – 01-09 Reserved for future number plan expansion Leading Total Number Use Notes Digit length (N[s]N) 1 Short Codes 3 to 5 digits 2 Reserved 3 Reserved 4 Reserved 5 Reserved 6 60 - CDMA 9 digits No further allocation to be made. The existing allocation will be withdrawn once the service ceases and the range will become reserved 612, 613, 614, 625, 632, 642, 9 digits Allocations to be made for 644, 645, 652, 662, 672 and 673 existing customers only. All new Existing DID Services only customer services to be assigned 86 numbers All other ranges Reserved 7 Reserved 8 80 FreeFone 9 digits – 81 Electronic Communications 9 digits – 82 Electronic Communications 9 digits – 83 Electronic Communications 9 digits – 84 Electronic Communications 9 digits – 85 Electronic Communications 9 digits – 86 Electronic Communications 9 digits line, VSAT to be migrated to – this number range 87 Higher Rate 9 digits – 88 Virtual Telephone 9 digits – 89 M2M 12 digits Includes ENUM services – 9 Short Codes 3 to 5 digits (2) Customers should dial the national escape prefix first when dialling calls, “0” unless the call is to a short code. (3) Customers should dial the international escape prefix first when dialling “00” international outgoing calls. (4) Mobile customers may replace the with the symbol when dialling the “00” “+” international escape prefix in accordance with ITU-T REC E.164. Short code categories 8. (1) Short codes for voice services shall form part of the National Numbering Plan used for voice and related services and form part of the E.164 numbers but are not part of the International Numbering Plan.
0 0 – National Access prefix 00 – International Access prefix 01-09 Reserved for future number plan expansion - Leading Digit Use Total Number length (N[s]N) Notes 1 Short Codes 3 to 5 digits 2 Reserved 3 Reserved 4 Reserved 5 Reserved 6 60 - CDMA 9 digits No further allocation to be made. The existing allocation will be withdrawn once the service ceases and the range will become reserved 612, 613, 614, 625, 632, 642, 644, 645, 652, 662, 672 and 673 Existing DID Services only 9 digits Allocations to be made for existing customers only. All new customer services to be assigned 86 numbers All other ranges Reserved 7 Reserved 8 80 – FreeFone 9 digits 81 – Electronic Communications 9 digits 82 – Electronic Communications 9 digits 83 – Electronic Communications 9 digits 84 – Electronic Communications 9 digits 85 – Electronic Communications 9 digits 86 – Electronic Communications 9 digits line, VSAT to be migrated to this number range 87 – Higher Rate 9 digits 88 – Virtual Telephone 9 digits 89 – M2M 12 digits Includes ENUM services 9 Short Codes 3 to 5 digits (2) Customers should dial the national escape prefix “0” first when dialling calls, unless the call is to a short code. (3) Customers should dial the international escape prefix “00” first when dialling international outgoing calls. (4) Mobile customers may replace the “00” with the symbol “+” when dialling the international escape prefix in accordance with ITU-T REC E.164. Short code categories 8. (1) Short codes for voice services shall form part of the National Numbering Plan used for voice and related services and form part of the E.164 numbers but are not part of the International Numbering Plan.
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