Telephone numbers in Kiribati

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Kiribati telephone numbers
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Location
Country Kiribati
Continent Oceania
NSN length8
Typical format+686957282600
Access codes
Country calling code +686
International call prefix 00

Number allocations

Kiribati numbers were changed from 5 to 8 digits in a phased process between 2013 and 2018.

Contents

Landlines (fixed)

LIST OF ALLOCATIONS [1]
Number rangeUsageOperator
30000000-30009999Overseas operatorEpcatem Telecom
30001000-30001999Overseas operatorPhone Group
30121100-30122099Overseas operatorConcerotel
62000000-62001999Post paid wirelessOcean Link
65021000-65022999Bairiki zone, South TawaraOcean Link
65125000-65126999Betio zone, South TawaraOcean Link
65228000-65229999Bikenibeu zone, South TawaraOcean Link
65300000-65300999Gilbert, Outer IslandsOcean Link
65400000-65400999Line IslandsOcean Link
65500000-65500999Phoenix IslandsOcean Link
72000000-72001999Post paid, IPVPN, MBBATHKL (Amalgamating Telecommunications Holdings Kiribati Limited)
72700000-72700999Gilbert, Outer IslandsATHKL
73100000-73100999ATHKL OfficeATHKL
74020000-74029999SIP IPVPNATHKL
74081000-74081999SIP IPVPNATHKL
75021000-75022999Bairiki zone, South TawaraATHKL
75125000-75126999Betio zone, South TawaraATHKL
75228000-75229999Bikenibeu zone, South TawaraATHKL
75300000-75300999Gilbert, Outer IslandsATHKL
75381000-75381999Line IslandsATHKL
75400000-75400999Phoenix IslandsATHKL
75481000-75481999Line IslandsATHKL
75500000-75500999Phoenix IslandsATHKL

Mobile and other services

LIST OF ALLOCATIONS [2]
Number rangeUsageOperator
63000000-63019999Cellular MobileOcean Link
720XXXXX-729XXXXXMobile, North and South Tawara3G
73000000-73059999Cellular MobileATHKL
73140000-73140999ATHKL Staff MobileATHKL
733XXXXX-749XXXXXMobile3G
780XXXXX-782XXXXXMobile, Kiritimati3G
783XXXXX-785XXXXXMobile3G

Special services

LIST OF ALLOCATIONS [3]
UsageNumber
International direct dial00
Faults and Service Difficulties100
Police (Child abuse & domestic against violence)188
Police192
Fire193
Ambulance Bikenibeu194
Ambulance Betio195
Shipping information1050
Weather information1055
Airport information1059
Time announcement (language 1)1051
Time announcement (language 2)1052

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