Note from TSB

On the conclusion of the agreement on the joint use of the international E.164 numbering resource of the numbering zone “7”, the previously reserved country code “997” for Kazakhstan (Republic of), is returned to spare.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for IoT/M2M

Associated with shared country code 883 for IoT/M2M, with some exceptions made for other uses due to historical reasons, the following three-digit identification codes have been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been returned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for IoT/M2M

Associated with shared country code 883 for IoT/M2M, with some exceptions made for other uses due to historical reasons, the following three-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Identification codes for IoT/M2M

Associated with shared country code 883 for IoT/M2M, with some exceptions made for other uses due to historical reasons, the following three-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Associated with shared country code 883 for IoT/M2M, with some exceptions made for other uses due to historical reasons, the following four-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for IoT/M2M

Associated with shared country code 883 for IoT/M2M, the following three-digit identification code has been transferred:

Note from TSB

Following the decisions reached at ITU-T Study Group 2 meeting in February 2025, Geneva, the Director of the TSB has redesignated the Country Code (CC) (Recommendation ITU-T E.164) 883 as a shared CC for IoT/M2M. This amendment does not impact any current assignment of numbering resources from this range.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for IoT/M2M

Associated with shared country code 883 for IoT/M2M, the following three-digit identification code has been transferred:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been transferred:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been withdrawn:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code have been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

Global numbers used for the European eCall service

Following the agreement reached at the meeting of ITU-T Study Group 2, which is the leading study group on numbering, naming, addressing, identification and routing, it is noted that:

“Several number ranges under non geographic country codes are used for eCall, the pan European emergency system for vehicles. These numbers have been assigned by the ITU and they have been available for use in association with eCall service.

These numbers are used as calling party numbers when the device automatically calls the emergency number in the event of an accident. They generally use 15 digit formats. Since 31 March 2018, all new type cars sold in Europe must have eCall capability.

In order for the eCall system to operate properly and for the emergency services (e.g. call centres and intervention teams) to dial back the phone numbers used by the eCall systems, it is crucial that the eCall ranges be opened in all networks and that the CLI (Calling Line Identification) for these calls is passed between operators in a correct and diallable format according to the relevant ITU recommendations.

Given the criticality of the service, we want to alert the assignees and all stakeholders on the need for these numbers to be opened and routed on public networks and in particular those in Europe.

The ECC recommendation (17)04 “Numbering for eCall” (https://www.ecodocdb.dk/document/1019) also provides more information on numbering options for eCall.”

The ITU has been notified of the following ranges as being used for eCall: 883 130, 882 39, 882 37, 883 390 and 882 47. Other operators using global resources for eCall may also inform the ITU to request similar publications.

Contacts:

883 130 assigned to Orange: contact Philippe Fouquart,Orange, Philippe.fouquart@orange.com.

882 39 assigned to Vodafone Group: contact MacDougall Robert, Vodafone Group, Robert.MacDougall@vodafone.com.

882 37 assigned to AT&T: contact Mike Corkerry, AT&T, Mike.Corkerry@intl.att.com.

883 390 assigned to Airnity: contact Eduardo Mejia, Airnity, eduardo.mejia@airnity.com

882 47 assigned to Transatel: contact Donald Connor, donald.connor@transatel.com ; regulatory@transatel.com. 882 47 is also used for other services similar to eCall across the world.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been withdrawn:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been withdrawn:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

At the request of the Administration of the State of Palestine and according to Recommendations ITU-T E.164 and E.164.1, the Director of TSB has assigned the Country Code “970” to the State of Palestine. The activation date of the Country Code 970 and the transition plan to the new Country Code (970) will be advised later.

Note from TSB

The country code “878”, previously assigned for the provision of Universal Personal Telecommunications (UPT) global service, is returned to spare.

Note from TSB

Number Series for international Universal Personal Telecommunications (UPT)

Associated with shared country code 878 for international UPT service, the following UPT number series have been withdrawn:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification codes have been withdrawn:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned.

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been withdrawn.

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been withdrawn.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification codes have been assigned.

Note from TSB

The ITU-T E.164 country code “888”, previously assigned to the United Nations Office of the Coordinator for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) for the purpose of facilitating the provision of Telecommunications for Disaster Relief (TDR) and then reserved for Humanitarian purposes for pending further studies, is returned to spare on 15 November 2021.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

At the request of the Administration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Director of TSB has reserved the country code 997 for Kazakhstan (Republic of) for future use.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international non-commercial trials

Following the completion of the trial by World’s Global Telecom (WGT), TSB informs of the expiration of the assignment to WGT of trial numbering resources E.164.2 CC +991 with TIC 001 and E.212 MCC 991 with MNC 01.

The assignee has duly discontinued the use of the trial resources and has returned them to TSB at the end of the assignment period, 15 January 2021. The returned trial numbering resources E.164.2 CC +991 with TIC 001 and E.212 MCC 991 with MNC 01 are at disposal of the TSB Director.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification codes have been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification codes have been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification codes have been assigned.

Note by TSB

It has been reported to TSB that number ranges under the E.164 country code 888 are being marketed as premium rate numbers. The E.164 code 888 is currently RESERVED and thus any use of numbers under 888 constitutes misuse of international numbering resources. We invite concerned entities to take measure to prevent such misuse, in particular by not routing or terminating numbers under 888.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international non-commercial trials

Associated with shared country code 991 (CC), for trial, the three-digit trial identification code (TIC) “001” has been temporarily assigned until 14 January 2021 to World’s Global Telecom (WGT) for the trial to test “BAC-TVT (Global Mobile Bot-Assisted Conference with Text-to-Voice-to-Text PLMN/PSTN for People with Disabilities)”. The temporary assignment of the E.164 shared CC and TIC 991 001 is effective from 15 January 2020.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for International Mobile Networks

Associated with shared mobile country code 901 (MCC), the following two-digit mobile network codes (MNC) have been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification codes have been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification codes have been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification codes have been assigned:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international non-commercial trials

Associated with shared country code 991 (CC), for trial, the three-digit trial identification code (TIC) “001” has been temporarily assigned until 14 January 2020 to World’s Global Telecom (WGT) for the trial to test “BAC-TVT (Global Mobile Bot-Assisted Conference with Text-to-Voice-to-Text PLMN/PSTN for People with Disabilities)”. The temporary assignment of the E.164 shared CC and TIC 991 001 will be effective on 15 January 2019.

Note from TSB

ITU-T Study Group 2, which is the leading study group on numbering, naming, addressing, identification and routing, agreed at its meeting of 4 to 13 July 2018 to publish the following statement in ITU Operational Bulletin:

“Global numbers used for the European eCall service

Several number ranges under non geographic country codes are used for eCall, the pan European emergency system for vehicles. These numbers have been assigned by the ITU and they have been available for use in association with eCall service.

These numbers are used as calling party numbers when the device automatically calls the emergency number in the event of an accident. They generally use 15 digit formats. From 31 March 2018, all new type cars sold in Europe must have eCall capability.

In order for the eCall system to operate properly and for the emergency services (e.g. call centres and intervention teams) to dial back the phone numbers used by the eCall systems, it is crucial that the eCall ranges be opened in all networks and that the CLI (Calling Line Identification) for these calls is passed between operators in a correct and diallable format according to the relevant ITU recommendations.

Given the criticality of the service, we want to alert the assignees and all stakeholders on the need for these numbers to be opened and routed on public networks and in particular those in Europe.

The ITU has been notified of the following ranges as being used for eCall: 883 130, 882 39 and 882 37. Other operators using global resources for eCall may also inform the ITU to request similar publications.

The ECC recommendation (17)04 “Numbering for eCall” (https://www.ecodocdb.dk/document/1019) also provides more information on numbering options for eCall.

Contacts:

883 130 assigned to Orange: contact Philippe Fouquart,Orange, Philippe.fouquart@orange.com.

882 39 assigned to Vodafone Group: contact MacDougall Robert, Vodafone Group, Robert.MacDougall@vodafone.com.

882 37 assigned to AT&T, contact Mike Corkerry, AT&T, Mike.Corkerry@intl.att.com”.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

ITU-T Study Group 2, which is the leading study group on numbering, naming, addressing, identification and routing, agreed at its meeting of 27 November to 1 December to publish the following statement in ITU Operational Bulletin:

“ITU supports Operators taking action to remove numbers being advertised without authority on IPRN websites. Such use of numbers does not comply with Recommendation ITU-T E.190”

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned.

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the reclamation of the following four-digit identification code has been withdrawn on an exceptional basis. The withdrawal of the reclamation shall be effective on 9 December 2016.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned on 15 December 2015.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for International Networks, the following two-digit identification code has been withdrawn.

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code has been withdrawn.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned.

Note from TSB

Administrations, Recognized Operating Agencies and operating agencies are invited to note that AT&T, Inc. is granted to use the previously assigned shared E.164 Country Code and Identification Code 882 37 for the purpose of machine-to-machine applications.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned .

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned on 15 September 2014:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned on 1 July 2014:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been reclaimed on 20 June 2014:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code has been assigned on 20 June 2014:

Note from TSB

Administrations, Recognized Operating Agencies and operating agencies are invited to note that OJSC MTT (Russian Federation) is granted to expand the authority to sub-allocate and share the  distribution of the E.164 shared CC and IC 883 140, which was assigned to OJSC MTT on 15 June 2011, with agents on the Contract basis.

Administrations, Recognized Operating Agencies and operating agencies are invited to note that Deutsche Telekom AG (Germany) is granted to use the previously assigned shared E.164 Country Code and Identification Code 882 28 for the purpose of machine-to-machine applications.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code has been assigned on 15 April 2014:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification codes have been assigned on 16 September 2013:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following four-digit identification code has been reserved from 18 April2013 up to 15 October 2013:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned on 15 September 2012:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code will be withdrawn on 23 March 2012:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been withdrawn on 29 February 2012:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been withdrawn on 31 January 2012:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned on 30 October 2011:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for Global Mobile Satellite System

Associated with shared country code 881 for Global Mobile Satellite System (GMSS), the following one-digit identification code will be reclaimed on 15 September 2011:

Identification codes for international network

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code has been assigned on 31 August 2011:

Note from TSB

At the request of the Administration of the Republic of South Sudan and according to Recommendations ITU-T E.164 and E.164.1, the Director of TSB has assigned the Country Code 211 to the Republic of South Sudan. The  activation date of the country code 211 and the transition from the numbering plan of the actual country code (249) to the new country code (211) will be advised later.

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

p            Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code has been assigned on 15 June 2011:

q            Associated with shared country code 883, the following four-digit identification code has been assigned on 15 June 2011:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code reservation will be withdrawn on 30 June 2011:

Associated with shared country code 883 for international networks, the following three-digit identification code reservation has been assigned on 1 June 2011:

Note from TSB

Identification codes for international networks

Associated with shared country code 882 for international networks, the following two-digit identification code reservation has been withdrawn on 30 May 2011: