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Example: +39 06 1234 5678
Italy uses country calling code +39. Geographic fixed-line numbers begin with 0, and that zero is part of the national significant number rather than a removable trunk prefix. Keep it both inside Italy and after +39: Rome 06 becomes +39 06, while Milan 02 becomes +39 02.
The plus sign represents the international access method used by your phone or network.
Example: +39 06 1234 5678
Example: 06 1234 5678
Domestic trunk or access rule: None — the initial 0 is part of every geographic number.
Do not remove the initial 0 from an Italian geographic number. Dial the complete fixed-line number inside Italy and keep the same 0 after +39; for example, 06 1234 5678 becomes +39 06 1234 5678.
+39 routes a call to Italy. A geographic area code then identifies a fixed-line numbering area or range. Do not create a duplicate global “39 area code” page for the same country-code intent.
Use a city page to see the applicable geographic code, format and regional limitations.
Geographic fixed-line numbers normally contain 6–10 digits, including the initial 0 and district code; limited geographic allocations may reach 11 digits.
A district code identifies a geographic numbering district, not an exact municipality, subscriber address or live device location. District boundaries can cover many municipalities and do not necessarily match regional or provincial borders. Number portability, call forwarding and VoIP can weaken location inference, while mobile numbers beginning with 3 are non-geographic.
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Italy uses country calling code +39.
Dial +39 followed by the complete Italian geographic number, including its initial 0. For example, Rome 06 is written +39 06.
No. +39 is a country calling code. Geographic area codes are the following part of a fixed-line national number.