Telephone numbers in Armenia

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Telephone numbers in Armenia
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Location
Country Armenia
Continent Asia
Typeclosed
Access codes
Country code +374
International access 00
Long-distance 0
Telephone numbers in Republic of Artsakh
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Artsakh show in (dark green) territory claimed show in (light green)
Location
Country Republic of Artsakh
Continent Asia
Format+374 XX XXXXX
Access codes
Country code +374 47 / +374 97

The following telephone numbers in Armenia are destination codes for international calls terminating in Armenia as well as the procedures for dialing internationally from within Armenia.

Contents

Dialling plan

The dialling plan is as below:

Calling Armenia from abroad

From abroad to Yerevan, regions, mobile network, Artsakh fixed telephone network and Artsakh mobile network:

+ 374 + Destination Code + Subscriber Number           (to Yerevan, regions)   + 374 + Mobile Network Code + Mobile Subscriber Number (to mobile network)   + 374 + 47 + Subscriber Number                         (to Artsakh fixed telephone network)   + 374 + 97 + Subscriber Number                         (to Artsakh mobile network)

Calling from Armenia

From Yerevan, regions, mobile network and Artsakh to abroad:

00 + Country Code + Destination Code + Subscriber Number

Calls to North America from anywhere in Armenia receive a substantial discount if preceded by a special code specific to each Armenian phone company.

For example, if one makes a call from a Vivacell-MTS phone to North America and dials 77 first, one is charged 14 AMD per minute. It is the same deal for callers from a Beeline (whether a mobile or landline) if a call is preceded by *88*.

Thus, from a Vivacell phone one must dial; 77 + 00 + Country Code (1 for North America) + Destination Code + Subscriber Number

From a beeline phone (landline or cell) one must dial: *88* + 00 + Country Code (1 for North America) [1] + Destination Code + Subscriber Number

Calling within Armenia and Artsakh

0 + Destination Code + Subscriber Number

Calling Artsakh from Armenia

From Yerevan, regions and mobile network to Artsakh fixed telephone network and Artsakh mobile network:

0 + 47 + Subscriber Number                      (to Artsakh fixed telephone network)   0 + 97 + Subscriber Number                      (to Artsakh mobile network)

Example

An example for calling telephones in Yerevan, Armenia is as follows:

Subscriber Number  (within Yerevan)       0 + 10 + Subscriber Number  (within Armenia and Artsakh)   + 374 + 10 + Subscriber Number  (outside Armenia and Artsakh)

Destination codes

All

Dialling codeLocation
10, 11, 12, 15 Yerevan
222 Abovyan
223 Hrazdan
223 Tsaghkadzor
224 Eghvard
224 Nor Geghi
224 Nor Hachn
226 Charentsavan
231 Vagharshapat
231 Zvartnots
232 Ashtarak
233 Baghramyan
234 Vedi
235 Artashat
236 Masis
237 Armavir
237 Hoktember
237 Metsamor
238 Ararat
242 Maralik
244 Artik
244 Pemzashen
245 Ashotsk
246 Amasia
252 Aparan
253 Alaverdi
254 Tashir
255 Spitak
256 Stepanavan
261 Sevan
262 Martuni
263 Ijevan
264 Gavar
264 Sarukhan
265 Chambarak
266 Koghb
266 Noyemberian
267 Berd
269 Vardenis
281 Eghegnadzor
282 Vayk
284 Goris
284 Verishen
285 Kajaran
285 Kapan
286 Agarak
287 Jermuk
312 Gyumri
322 Vanadzor
471 Stepanakert
474 Martakert
475 Hadrut
476 Askeran
477 Shushi
478 Martuni

By regions

Aragatsotn

Ararat

Armavir

Gegharkunik

Kotayk

Lori

Shirak

Syunik

Artsakh

The following codes are not active anymore.

Tavush

Vayots Dzor

Yerevan

Non-geographic network codes

Several new blocks of numbers have been assigned in 2010 and 2011 to several Armenian ITSPs for their respective non-geographic networks.

ITSP Code
Viva-MTS 6061, 6067, 6068, 6069, 6076, 6077, 6078, 6079, 6080, 6081
Arminco 6027, 6062, 6066
BioNet6029
Orange 6065
CrossNet LLC6037, 6040, 6043, 6047, 6048,6049
Ucom LLC 6044, 6050, 6051, 6052, 6053, 6054
GNC LLC 6046
Web.am6036
Griar Telecom6045, 6056, 6057, 6058, 6059, 6060

Mobile network codes

Mobile OperatorCode
Team 91, 99, 96, 43, 33, 97
Ucom 55, 95, 41, 44, 66, 50
Viva-MTS 93, 94, 77, 98

On 1 April 2014, mobile number portability was launched in Armenia, which means that subscribers of mobile operators can have any mobile network code by porting in from the host operator.

Emergency numbers

General emergency112 or 911
Fire brigade101
Police102
Ambulance103
Gas services104

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References

  1. "International calls".