Telephone numbers in Spain - wikipedia Telephone numbers in Spain Spain telephone numbers Location Country Spain Continent Europe Regulator CMT Type closed Access codes Country calling code + 34 International call prefix 00 Trunk prefix none The Spanish telephone numbering plan is the allocation of telephone numbers in Spain. It is regulated by Comisión del Mercado de las Telecomunicaciones ( CMT ). Contents 1 History 1.1 Mobile phones 1.2 Personal numbering 1.3 Other numbers 2 Area codes 3 References 4 External links History Spain changed to a closed telephone numbering plan in 1998. Previously, the trunk prefix was ' 9 ', but this was incorporated into the subscriber 's number, so that a nine - digit number was used for all calls, e.g. : xx ( x ) xx xx ( within the same province, until 1998 ) nxx xxx xxx ( within Spain ) + 34 nxx xxx xxx ( outside Spain ) Mobiles similarly changed : they are now prefixed with the digit ' 6 ' or ' 7 ' : 909 xxx xxx ( within Spain before 1998 ) + 34 09 xxx xxx ( outside Spain before 1998 ) + 34 6xx xxx xxx ( since 1998 ) + 34 7yx xxx xxx ( since 2009 -- 2010 ; note y can not be 0 ( zero ) because this is allocated as a personal number, see below ) New numbering ranges have also since been introduced : 10xx Carrier selection codes 5xx xxx xxx Personal Numbering 8xx xxx xxx Geographic expansion 800 xxx xxx Freephone 900 xxx xxx Freephone 80x xxx xxx Shared - cost 90x xxx xxx Shared - cost Spain 's international access code also changed from 07 to 00, but this did not affect dialing arrangements for calls to Gibraltar, in which the domestic prefix 9567 was used instead of the international code 350, e.g. : 9567 xxxxx ( Gibraltar from Spain ) ( before 2007 ) + 350 xxxxx ( Gibraltar from all other countries, including Spain since 2007 ) + 34 9567 xxxxx ( Gibraltar via Spain ( before 2007 ) ) This arrangement was discontinued on 10 February 2007 when Spain adopted the international 00350 prefix for all calls to Gibraltar, thereby bringing end to a dispute between Gibraltar and Spain. Mobile phones Mobile phone numbers begin with 6 or 7, followed by 8 digits ( 6xx xxx xxx or 7yx xxx xxx ), where y can be 1 to 9, not 0 ( zero ). Note, numbers starting with 70 are personal numbers which can be re-directed to any other number by the personal owner. Since the blocks of mobile phone numbers are allocated according to demand from the service providers, there is not necessarily a unique service provider indicated by the three digit numbering group ( 6xx or 7yx ). In October 2009, new legislation was approved to grant the allocation of up to 80,000,000 new numbers beginning with number 7 ( followed by 8 digits ) to supplement the existing group beginning with number 6 ( followed by 8 digits ) ; due to the lack of available numbers to satisfy the increasing demand for mobile phone and other mobile / wireless services. Personal numbering Personal numbers are used as redirection IDs. The owner of a personal number may request, for example, any call to its personal number to be redirected to any other number it wants. Personal numbers begin with 5, followed by 8 digits. Other numbers Numbers starting with 2, 3, 4, 5, and 99 are reserved. Numbers starting with 0 and 1 are used to compose short numbers or for prefixes. Numbers starting with 80 and 90 are used for premium rates, toll free, and internet access numbers. 803, 806, and 807 prefixes are used for premium rate calls, where the caller pays a fixed amount of money per minute. 905 numbers are supposed to be used for voting systems. Calls have a limited duration ( typically 3 minutes ), and are charged a fixed rate per call. They are often used in TV shows as a substitutive of 80 numbers, both for image reasons and because operators are not obliged to block them on a user request, as 80 numbers are. 800 and 900 numbers are freephone numbers in Spain. They are usually available from landlines but not from mobiles. 901 and 902 numbers are Non Geographic Numbers. These have been widely introduced by the call centres of large multinational European businesses. Unlike other normal Spanish phone numbers beginning 910 onwards, 901 and 902 numbers are always excluded from inclusive call bundles on Spanish landlines and mobiles. 902 numbers are also extremely expensive to call from Spanish mobiles. 901 and 902 numbers are also premium rated if calling Spain from overseas and low cost international call carriers to Spain normally refuse to connect calls to 901 and 902 numbers. Area codes Spanish prefix map Dialling codes of Spain in the early 1990s National Destination Code Max length Min length Category or Province 0 Short Number 00 International Prefix Short Number 103 6 Operator Selection 104 6 Operator Selection 105 6 Operator Selection 107 6 Operator Selection 112 Emergency Services 118 5 5 Directory assistance 5 9 9 Personal Numbering System 6 9 9 Mobile phones 70 9 9 Personal Numbering System 71 9 9 Mobile phones 72 9 9 Mobile phones 73 9 9 Mobile phones 74 9 9 Mobile phones 75 9 9 Mobile phones 76 9 9 Mobile phones 77 9 9 Mobile phones 78 9 9 Mobile phones 79 9 9 Mobile phones 800 9 9 Toll Free 803 9 9 Premium Rate ( adult services ) 806 9 9 Premium Rate ( entertaining service ) 807 9 9 Premium Rate ( professional services ) 822 9 9 Santa Cruz de Tenerife 824 9 9 Badajoz 828 9 9 Las Palmas 843 9 9 Gipuzkoa 848 9 9 Navarre 850 9 9 Almería 856 9 9 Cádiz 858 9 9 Granada 868 9 9 Murcia 871 9 9 Balearic Islands 872 9 9 Girona 873 9 9 Lleida 876 9 9 Zaragoza 877 9 9 Tarragona 881 9 9 A Coruña 886 9 9 Pontevedra 900 9 9 Toll Free 901 9 9 Shared - cost call 902 9 9 National Rate 905 9 9 Telephone Voting System 907 9 9 Premium Rate ( data systems ) 908 9 9 Internet Access 909 9 9 Internet Access 911 9 9 Madrid ( Segovia and Guadalajara until 1993 ) 912 9 9 Madrid 913 9 9 Madrid 914 9 9 Madrid 915 9 9 Madrid 916 9 9 Madrid 917 9 9 Madrid 918 9 9 Madrid ( Ávila until 1993 ) 920 9 9 Ávila 921 9 9 Segovia 922 9 9 Santa Cruz de Tenerife 923 9 9 Salamanca 924 9 9 Badajoz 925 9 9 Toledo 926 9 9 Ciudad Real 927 9 9 Cáceres 928 9 9 Las Palmas 931 9 9 Barcelona 932 9 9 Barcelona 933 9 9 Barcelona 934 9 9 Barcelona 935 9 9 Barcelona 936 9 9 Barcelona 937 9 9 Barcelona 938 9 9 Barcelona 940 9 9 Pager Services 941 9 9 La Rioja 942 9 9 Cantabria 943 9 9 Gipuzkoa 944 9 9 Biscay 945 9 9 Álava 946 9 9 Biscay 947 9 9 Burgos 948 9 9 Navarre 949 9 9 Guadalajara 950 9 9 Almería 951 9 9 Málaga 952 9 9 Málaga 953 9 9 Jaén 954 9 9 Seville 955 9 9 Seville 956 9 9 Cádiz 957 9 9 Córdoba 958 9 9 Granada 959 9 9 Huelva 960 9 9 Valencia 961 9 9 Valencia, Center of province 962 9 9 Valencia, South of province 963 9 9 Valencia, City and surroundings 964 9 9 Castellón 965 9 9 Alicante 966 9 9 Alicante 967 9 9 Albacete 968 9 9 Murcia 969 9 9 Cuenca 971 9 9 Balearic Islands 972 9 9 Girona 973 9 9 Lleida 974 9 9 Huesca 975 9 9 Soria 976 9 9 Zaragoza 977 9 9 Tarragona 978 9 9 Teruel 979 9 9 Palencia 980 9 9 Zamora 981 9 9 A Coruña 982 9 9 Lugo 983 9 9 Valladolid 984 9 9 Asturias 985 9 9 Asturias 986 9 9 Pontevedra 987 9 9 León 988 9 9 Ourense References Jump up ^ International Dialing codes implemented Jump up ^ New mobile numbers will begin with 7 ; Europa Press, Madrid, 2009 - 10 - 19 ( Spanish ) Jump up ^ Spanish Consumers Union criticizes the use of 905 numbers as 806 substitutives ( Spanish ) Archived 2007 - 10 - 24 at Archive.is External links Spanish Numbering plan from CMT / Spanish Communications Regulator ( Spanish ) Operator codes assigned to each network - Due to portability it can change - Registration Needed Real Decreto 2296 / 2004, de 10 de diciembre ( Spanish ) Resolución de 30 de junio de 2005, de la Secretaría de Estado de Telecomunicaciones y para la Sociedad de la Información por la que se atribuyen recursos públicos de numeración al servicio telefónico fijo disponible al público ya los servicios vocales nómadas, y se adjudican determinados indicativos provinciales ( Spanish ) Telephone numbers in Europe Sovereign states Albania Andorra Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Kazakhstan Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Malta Moldova Monaco Montenegro Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia San Marino Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom Vatican City States with limited recognition Abkhazia Artsakh Kosovo Northern Cyprus South Ossetia Transnistria Dependencies and other entities Åland Faroe Islands Gibraltar Guernsey Isle of Man Jersey Svalbard Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Telephone_numbers_in_Spain&oldid=853411156 '' Categories : Communications in Spain Spain communications - related lists Telephone numbers by country Hidden categories : Webarchive template archiveis links Talk Contents About Wikipedia Español Galego Русский Edit links This page was last edited on 4 August 2018, at 16 : 13 ( UTC ). 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Question: how many numbers are there in a spanish phone number
Answer: nine