Telephone numbers in French Polynesia

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Country Code: +689
International Call Prefix: 00

French Polynesia has used a closed eight-digit plan since 2014. [1] The numbering plan as of February 2019 is as follows. VITI, a new mobile operator, were expected to enter the market during 2019.

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International dialing format: +689 XX XX XX XX

Fixed

LIST OF ALLOCATIONS
Number rangeUsage of numberAllocation
40 XX XX XXGeographicalOPT (Office des postes et telecommunications)
49 XX XX XXNon-GeographicalOPT

Note: Payphones use 40 88 XX XX

Mobile

LIST OF ALLOCATIONS
Number rangeUsage of numberAllocation
87 XX XX XXPrepaid/Postpaid VINI
88 XX XX XXPostpaidVITI
89 XX XX XXPrepaid/PostpaidPacific Mobile Telecom

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References

  1. "French Polynesia (country code +689)" (PDF). International Telecommunication Union. 8 February 2019. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-05-13. Retrieved 2019-05-13.