Morocco uses a closed numbering plan, i.e. the prefix is not omitted for local calls. This is necessary because the same geographic area can be served by several prefixes. Casablanca, for instance, has 10 prefixes.
Fixed and mobile prefixes belong exclusively to one phone company. On the following list, fixed networks are indicated by the following letters: I = Maroc Telecom (fixed), O = Orange Maroc (NGN), W = INWI (Maroc Connect) (fixed NGN), X = INWI (Maroc Connect) (fixed GSM(?))
List
From other countries
From Morocco
In operation since
0
trunk prefix
00
international prefix
not possible
1x and 1xx
Special services
not possible
15
fire brigade, ambulance
not possible
19
police
not possible
177
gendarmerie royale
+212-5xxxxxxxx
05xxxxxxxx
Fixed numbers
+212-520-xxxxxx
0520-xxxxxx
Casablanca (O)
2006-05-29
+212-521-xxxxxx
0521-xxxxxx
Casablanca, Beni Mellal, Berrechid, El Jadida, Khouribga, Settat and Mohammedia (O)
2006-05-29
+212-5222-xxxxx
05222-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5223-xxxxx
05223-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5224-xxxxx
05224-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5225-xxxxx
05225-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5226-xxxxx
05226-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5227-xxxxx
05227-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5228-xxxxx
05228-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5229-xxxxx
05229-xxxxx
Casablanca (I)
+212-5232-xxxxx
05232-xxxxx
Mohammedia (I)
+212-5233-xxxxx
05233-xxxxx
El Jedida and Mohammedia (I)
+212-5234-xxxxx
05234-xxxxx
Settat (I)
+212-5235-xxxxx
05235-xxxxx
Oued Zem (I)
+212-5237-xxxxx
05237-xxxxx
Settat (I)
+212-5242-xxxxx
05242-xxxxx
El Kelaa des Sraghna (I)
+212-5243-xxxxx
05243-xxxxx
Marrakech (I)
+212-5244-xxxxx
05244-xxxxx
Marrakech (I)
+212-5246-xxxxx
05246-xxxxx
El Youssoufia and Safi (I)
+212-5247-xxxxx
05247-xxxxx
Essaouira (I)
+212-5248-xxxxx
05248-xxxxx
Ouarzazate (I)
+212-525-xxxxxx
0525-xxxxxx
Marrakech, Agadir, Dakhla, Essaouira, Laayoune, Ouarzazate and Safi (O)
2006-05-29
+212-526-xxxxxx
0526-xxxxxx
Services with restricted mobility (X)
+212-527-xxxxxx
0527-xxxxxx
Services with restricted mobility (X)
+212-5282-xxxxx
05282-xxxxx
Agadir, Ait Meloul and Inezgane (I)
+212-5283-xxxxx
05283-xxxxx
Inezgane and Taroudannt (I)
+212-5285-xxxxx
05285-xxxxx
Oulad Teima, Taroudannt (I)
+212-5286-xxxxx
05286-xxxxx
Tiznit (I)
+212-52867-xxxxx
052867-xxxxx
Lakhssas (I)
+212-5287-xxxxx
05287-xxxxx
Guelmim, Tan Tan (I)
+212-5288-xxxxx
05288-xxxxx
Agadir, Es-Semara, Tarfaya (I)
+212-5289-xxxxx
05289-xxxxx
Dakhla, Laayoune (I)
+212-5290-xxxxx
05290-xxxxx
Casablanca (W)
+212-52980-xxxx
052980-xxxx
Marrakech and surrounding area (W)
+212-52990-xxxx
052990-xxxx
Agadir and surrounding area (W)
+212-530-xxxxxx
0530-xxxxxx
Rabat, Kenitra (O)
2006-05-29
+212-531-xxxxxx
0531-xxxxxx
Tangier, Al Hoceima, Larache, Tetouan (O)
2006-05-29
+212-532-xxxxxx
0532-xxxxxx
Fes, Errachidia, Meknes, Nador, Oujda, Taza (O)
2006-05-29
+212-533-xxxxxx
0533-xxxxxx
Services with restricted mobility (X)
+212-534-xxxxxx
0534-xxxxxx
Services with restricted mobility (X)
+212-5352-xxxxx
05352-xxxxx
Taza (I)
+212-5353-xxxxx
05353-xxxxx
Midelt (I)
+212-5354-xxxxx
05354-xxxxx
Meknès (I)
+212-5355-xxxxx
05355-xxxxx
Meknès (I)
+212-5356-xxxxx
05356-xxxxx
Fès (I)
+212-5357-xxxxx
05357-xxxxx
Goulmima (I)
+212-5358-xxxxx
05358-xxxxx
Ifrane (I)
+212-5359-xxxxx
05359-xxxxx
Fès (I)
+212-5362-xxxxx
05362-xxxxx
Berkane (I)
+212-5363-xxxxx
05363-xxxxx
Nador (I)
+212-5365-xxxxx
05365-xxxxx
Oujda (I)
+212-5366-xxxxx
05366-xxxxx
Figuig, Oujda (I)
+212-5367-xxxxx
05367-xxxxx
Bouarfa, Oujda (I)
+212-5368-xxxxx
05368-xxxxx
Figuig (I)
+212-5372-xxxxx
05372-xxxxx
Rabat (I)
+212-5373-xxxxx
05373-xxxxx
Kénitra (I)
+212-5374-xxxxx
05374-xxxxx
Ouazzane (I)
+212-5375-xxxxx
05375-xxxxx
Sidi Slimane, Khémisset (I)
+212-5376-xxxxx
05376-xxxxx
Rabat, Témara (I)
+212-5377-xxxxx
05377-xxxxx
Rabat (I)
+212-5378-xxxxx
05378-xxxxx
Salé (I)
+212-5379-xxxxx
05379-xxxxx
Souk Larbaa (I)
+212-5380-xxxxx
05380-xxxxx
Rabat and surrounding area (W)
+212-53880-xxxx
053880-xxxx
Tangier and surrounding area (W)
+212-53890-xxxx
053890-xxxx
Fès, Meknès and surrounding area (W)
+212-5393-xxxxx
05393-xxxxx
Tangier (I)
+212-5394-xxxxx
05394-xxxxx
Asilah (I)
+212-5395-xxxxx
05395-xxxxx
Larache (I)
+212-5396-xxxxx
05396-xxxxx
Fnideq, Martil, Mdiq (I)
+212-5397-xxxxx
05397-xxxxx
Tétouan (I)
+212-5398-xxxxx
05398-xxxxx
Al Hoceima, Chefchaouen (I)
+212-5399-xxxxx
05399-xxxxx
Al Hoceima, Larache, Tangier (I)
+212-6xxxxxxxx
06xxxxxxxx
Mobile networks (GSM)
+212-610-xxxxxx
0610-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-611-xxxxxx
0611-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-612-xxxxxx
0612-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
2006-04-10
+212-613-xxxxxx
0613-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-614-xxxxxx
0614-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
2006-07-17
+212-615-xxxxxx
0615-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-616-xxxxxx
0616-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-617-xxxxxx
0617-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-618-xxxxxx
0618-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-619-xxxxxx
0619-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-636-xxxxxx
0636-xxxxxx
- (X)
+212-637-xxxxxx
0637-xxxxxx
- (X)
+212-640-xxxxxx
0640-xxxxxx
INWI
+212-641-xxxxxx
0641-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-642-xxxxxx
0642-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-644-xxxxxx
0644-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-645-xxxxxx
0645-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-646-xxxxxx
0646-xxxxxx
INWI
+212-647-xxxxxx
0647-xxxxxx
INWI
+212-649-xxxxxx
0649-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-648-xxxxxx
0648-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-650-xxxxxx
0650-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-651-xxxxxx
0651-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-652-xxxxxx
0652-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-653-xxxxxx
0653-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-654-xxxxxx
0654-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-655-xxxxxx
0655-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-656-xxxxxx
0656-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-657-xxxxxx
0657-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-658-xxxxxx
0658-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-659-xxxxxx
0659-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-660-xxxxxx
0660-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-661-xxxxxx
0661-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-662-xxxxxx
0662-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-663-xxxxxx
0663-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-664-xxxxxx
0664-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-665-xxxxxx
0665-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-666-xxxxxx
0666-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-667-xxxxxx
0667-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-668-xxxxxx
0668-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-669-xxxxxx
0669-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-670-xxxxxx
0670-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-671-xxxxxx
0671-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-672-xxxxxx
0672-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-673-xxxxxx
0673-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
+212-674-xxxxxx
0674-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
+212-675-xxxxxx
0675-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
2005-03-15
+212-676-xxxxxx
0676-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
2005-01-31
+212-677-xxxxxx
0677-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
2005-06-13
+212-678-xxxxxx
0678-xxxxxx
Maroc Telecom
2005-08-24
+212-679-xxxxxx
0679-xxxxxx
Orange Maroc
2005-12-01
+212-7xxxxxxxx
07xxxxxxxx
Mobile networks (GSM)
+212-8xxxxxxxx
08xxxxxxxx
Special services
+212-80-xxxxxxx
080-xxxxxxx
toll-free and shared-cost services
+212-89-xxxxxxx
089-xxxxxxx
premium rate services
+212-8920-xxxxx
08920-xxxxx
GlobalStar North Africa GMPCS (satellite network)
2005-01-27
+212-8921-xxxxx
08921-xxxxx
GlobalStar North Africa GMPCS (satellite network)
2005-01-27
+212-8922-xxxxx
08922-xxxxx
GlobalStar North Africa GMPCS (satellite network)
2005-01-27
History
1990 - Transition to 6-digit numbers
In 1990, 6-digit phone numbers were introduced.
199x - Transition from 6-digit to 7-digit numbers
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2000 - Transition from 7-digit to 8-digit numbers
On 2000-10-13 at 23:00 UTC, the numbering area in Morocco was split into 5 parts by adding another digit to all area codes in Morocco.
2006 - Merger of 04 into 02 and 05 into 03
Six years later (2006-03-24 23:00 UTC), part of this split was reverted in order to make room for cellular networks. The 04 numbering area was merged into 02 and 05 was merged into 03, which caused 02 to cover the South while 03 covered the North. This could be done easily because there were no conflicts.
2009 - Transition from 8-digit to 9-digit numbers
On 2009-03-07 at 02:00 UTC, phone numbers in Morocco got another additional digit. A 5 was prepended to all fixed numbers while a 6 was prepended to mobile numbers. The 08 numbers became 080 and 09 became 089.
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