Local Romania Phone Numbers

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Technical info on Romania phone numbers

• Romania phone numbers follow the ITU-T E.164 international numbering plan, which defines the structure for globally unique phone numbers.
• Country code:
• Romania's country code is 40. When dialing a Romanian phone number from abroad, you need to add the country code, preceded by the international call prefix (+) or the specific prefix for your country (e.g., 00).
• Area codes:
• Romanian area codes are assigned to specific geographic regions or to mobile network operators. They typically have one to three digits. When calling within Romania, you need to dial the area code, preceded by the trunk prefix (0).
• Examples of area codes for major cities and regions:
• Bucharest: 21 or 31
• Cluj-Napoca: 264
• Timișoara: 256
• Iași: 232
• Brașov: 268
• Local numbers:
• Romanian local phone numbers are composed of six or seven digits, depending on the area code. When calling within the same area, you can omit the area code and dial the local number directly.
• Mobile numbers:
• Mobile phone numbers in Romania usually start with the area codes 7, followed by two more digits, which designate the mobile network operator. Examples include 720, 730, and 740. Mobile numbers also have six digits after the area code.
• Formatting:
• A Romanian phone number usually can be written in various formats:
• International format:
• +40 (area code) local-number or +40 (mobile area code) mobile-number
• Domestic format:
• 0 (area code) local-number or 0 (mobile area code) mobile-number
• For example, a Bucharest landline number could be written as:
• International format: +40 21 1234567
• Domestic format: 021 1234567
• And a mobile phone number could be written as:
• International format: +40 720 123456
• Domestic format: 0720 123456

The history behind Romanian phone numbers

• Early telephone systems:
• The first telephone exchanges in Romania were established in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. During this period, phone numbers were relatively short, usually consisting of just a few digits. As the telephone network expanded, the number of digits in phone numbers increased to accommodate more subscribers.
• Introduction of area codes:
• In the mid-20th century, as the telephone network continued to grow, Romania introduced area codes to help organize and manage the increasing number of phone numbers. Area codes were assigned to different regions, with larger cities typically having shorter area codes. These area codes were dialed before the local phone number to route the call to the correct region.
• Expansion and reform:
• Throughout the latter half of the 20th century, the Romanian phone numbering system underwent several changes, including the expansion of area codes and the lengthening of phone numbers to accommodate the growing number of telephone subscribers. In 2002, Romania implemented a new numbering plan, referred to as the "Closed Telephone Numbering Plan." This plan required all phone numbers to have ten digits, including the area code.
• Current system:
• In the current Romanian telephone numbering system, phone numbers have ten digits, which include the country code (+40), a three-digit area code, and a six-digit local number. Landline numbers typically begin with 2 or 3, while mobile phone numbers start with 7. The area code is determined by the region, with Bucharest having the area code 021 (or 031 and 041 for some newer landlines).
• As with many other countries, Romania has also adopted special service numbers, such as emergency services (112), toll-free numbers (starting with 800), and premium rate numbers (starting with 90).

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