 | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
| Country | Vietnam |
| Continent | Asia |
| Regulator | MIC |
| Type | Open |
| NSN length | 1 to 10 |
| Format | 02xx xxx xxxx (geographical) 09/08/07/05/03xx xxx xxx (mobile) |
| Access codes | |
| Country code | +84 |
| International access | 00 |
| Long-distance | 0 |
Vietnam's country code is +84. There are many area codes for landlines, as well as a separate format for mobile phone numbers. The five emergency phone numbers are 111 (child protection), 112 (lifesaving services), 113 (police), 114 (fire), and 115 (first aid).
Land line phone numbers in Vietnam follow the format Area Code + Phone Number. The area codes depend on the province and/or city.
To dial a number within the same province or city, only the phone number needs to be dialed.
When dialing from a different province/city or from a mobile phone, follow the format 0 + Area Code + Phone Number.
At the moment, area codes may have from 2 to 3 digits, while phone numbers may have from 7 to 8 digits, in total, the land line phone numbers in Vietnam have 11 numbers included trunk code (0).
The different area codes are described below.
| 20x | 21x | 22x | 23x | 24x | 25x | 26x | 27x | 28x | 29x |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200 – | 210 Phú Thọ | 220 Hải Dương | 230 – | 240 – | 250 – | 260 Kon Tum | 270 Vĩnh Long | 280 – | 290 Cà Mau |
| 201 – | 211 Vĩnh Phúc | 221 Hưng Yên | 231 – | 241 – | 251 Đồng Nai | 261 Đăk Nông | 271 Bình Phước | 281 – | 291 Bạc Liêu |
| 202 – | 212 Sơn La | 222 Bắc Ninh | 232 Quảng Bình | 242 Hanoi (Viettel landlines) | 252 Bình Thuận | 262 Đắk Lắk | 272 Long An | 282 Ho Chi Minh City (Viettel landlines) | 292 Cần Thơ |
| 203 Quảng Ninh | 213 Lai Châu | 223 – | 233 Quảng Trị | 243 Hanoi (VNPT landlines) | 253 – | 263 Lâm Đồng | 273 Tiền Giang | 283 Ho Chi Minh City (VNPT landlines) | 293 Hậu Giang |
| 204 Bắc Giang | 214 Lào Cai | 224 – | 234 Thừa Thiên Huế | 244 Hanoi (VTC landlines) | 254 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu | 264 – | 274 Bình Dương | 284 Ho Chi Minh City (VTC landlines) | 294 Trà Vinh |
| 205 Lạng Sơn | 215 Điện Biên | 225 Hải Phòng | 235 Quảng Nam | 245 Hanoi (SPT landlines) | 255 Quảng Ngãi | 265 – | 275 Bến Tre | 285 Ho Chi Minh City (SPT landlines) | 295 – |
| 206 Cao Bằng | 216 Yên Bái | 226 Hà Nam | 236 Đà Nẵng | 246 (2)(3)(6) Hanoi (Viettel landlines) | 256 Bình Định | 266 – | 276 Tây Ninh | 286 (2)(3)(6) Ho Chi Minh City (Viettel landlines) | 296 An Giang |
| 207 Tuyên Quang | 217 – | 227 Thái Bình | 237 Thanh Hóa | 247 (1) Hanoi (CMC Telecom landlines) 247 (3) Hanoi (FPT Telecom landlines) | 257 Phú Yên | 267 – | 277 Đồng Tháp | 287 (1) Ho Chi Minh City (CMC Telecom landlines) 287 (3) Ho Chi Minh City (FPT Telecom landlines) | 297 Kiên Giang |
| 208 Thái Nguyên | 218 Hòa Bình | 228 Nam Định | 238 Nghệ An | 248 Hanoi (VNPT landlines) | 258 Khánh Hòa | 268 – | 278 – | 288 – | 298 – |
| 209 Bắc Kạn | 219 Hà Giang | 229 Ninh Bình | 239 Hà Tĩnh | 249 – | 259 Ninh Thuận | 269 Gia Lai | 279 – | 289 – | 299 Sóc Trăng |
69 is the special area code dedicated for the Ministry of Defence (Vietnam) and the Ministry of Public Security (Vietnam).
[1] [2] In Vietnam, mobile phone numbers follow the format 09x-xxxxxxx or new prefixes: 03x, 05x, 07x, 08x.
| 3x | 5x | 6x | 7x | 8x | 9y |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 70 – MobiFone | 90 – MobiFone | ||||
| 81 – Vinaphone | 91 – Vinaphone | ||||
| 32 – Viettel | 52 – Vietnamobile | 82 – Vinaphone | 92 – Vietnamobile (previously HT Mobile) | ||
| 33 – Viettel | 83 – Vinaphone | 93 – MobiFone | |||
| 34 – Viettel | 84 – Vinaphone | 94 – Vinaphone | |||
| 35 – Viettel | 55 – Reddi | 85 – Vinaphone | 95 – obsolete (previously S-Fone) | ||
| 36 – Viettel | 56 – Vietnamobile | 76 – MobiFone | 86 – Viettel | 96 – Viettel (previously EVN Telecom) | |
| 37 – Viettel | 672xxxxxx (New VSAT prefix) | 77 – MobiFone | 87 – Indochina Telecom | 97 – Viettel | |
| 38 – Viettel | 58 – Vietnamobile | 78 – MobiFone | 88 – Vinaphone | 98 – Viettel | |
| 39 – Viettel | 59 – Gmobile | 79 – MobiFone | 89 – MobiFone | 99 – Gmobile (previously Beeline) |
In Circular No. 22/2014/TT-BTTTT dated December 22, 2014, all 11-digit mobile phone numbers will be changed into 10-digit numbers, the Ministry of Information and Communications announced in a recent press release. All 11-digit numbers with prefixes '012' of VinaPhone and MobiFone, '016' of Viettel, '018' of Vietnamobile and '019' of GMobile will be converted into 10-digit ones. To minimize possible loss of communications before, during and after network code change, each stage must consist of four steps as follows:
In Communication of 31.V.2018 the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC), Hanoi, announced a change on mobile telephony services, where all previous telephone numbers starting with 012x (mobile telephony services numbers) are moving into the other mobile number areas (e.g. to 07x or 08x etc.). [3]
Used in major centers in Vietnam
1900 01XX, 1900 02XX, 1900 03XX – GTEL
1900 06XXXX – GTEL
1900 12XX, 1900 15XX, 1900 17XX, 1900 18XX – VNPT
1900 20XX, 1900 21XX, 1900 22XX – CMC Telecom
1900 54XXXX, 1900 55XXXX, 1900 56XXXX, 1900 57XXXX, 1900 58XXXX, 1900 59XXXX – VNPT
1900 63XXXX – FPT Telecom
1900 66XX, 1900 68XX – FPT Telecom
1900 70XX, 1900 71XX, 1900 72XX – SPT
1900 75XXXX, 1900 77XXXX – SPT
1900 80XX, 1900 86XX, 1900 89XX – Viettel
1900 90XX, 1900 92XX, 1900 94XX – Viettel
1900 96XXXX – Viettel
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