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|dk| Denmark +45

Number Format

Area Code:            none
Subscriber Number:    8 digits
Trunk Prefix:         none
International Prefix: 00

Numbering range information

General information

(with information courtesy Jakob Bohm)

Short codes

Code   Service
====   =======
10xx   carrier selection
108xx  carrier selection (reserved)
109xx  carrier selection (reserved)
112    emergency (EU/GSM standard)
113    international enquiries
114    police (non-emergency)
116xxx reserved for future EU-harmonised uses
118    domestic number enquiries
161xx  data communication access
162xx  data communication access
163xx  data communication access
1nxx   premium numbers, mostly SMS
18xx   service numbers (directory, weather, etc)

Number formatting

Telephone numbers are usually written as "nx xx xx xx" (domestic) or +45 nx xx xx xx (international), using two-digit groups for readability.

Other information

Denmark telecom regulator IT- og Telestyrelsen (National IT and Telecom Agency, previously TST/National Telecom Agency) has information on numbering (in English).

Denmark has used 8-digit national numbers for several years. The introduction dates of these are unknown.

(link updates courtesy Joakim Schweizer, Howard Laker, Ashleigh Potter).

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