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New Zealand | +64 |
Area Code: 1-2 digits Subscriber Number: 6-7 digits (8 digits for some services) Trunk Prefix: 0 International Prefix: 00
Access to Scott Base in Antarctica is a special case, where the area code 2409 is followed by the 4-digit number on the base. In international format, this is +64 2409xxxx.
McMurdo base, although an American operation, is also reported to be dialable as +64 2409xxxx as the facility is located within the Ross Dependency sector of Antarctica.
Wireless numbers normally have 2-digit area codes, followed by 6- or 7-digit subscriber numbers.
Many special services have 2-digit area codes with 6-digit subscriber numbers.
Further details are indicated in a Ministry of Economic Development announcement (September 2003, via ITU).
(Additional detail courtesy Geoff Capp)
* indicates change since September 2003 numbering plan list.
Range National format length (digits) Service ------ --------------- ------- +64 10 3 switch test (internal, format: 10x) +64 12 6 to 7 NZ Direct (12xxxx or 12xxxxx) +64 20 9 mobile radio +64 210 8 to 10 * mobile +64 211 8 to 9 mobile +64 212 8 to 9 mobile +64 213 8 * mobile +64 214 8 * mobile +64 215 8 * mobile +64 216 8 * mobile +64 217 8 * mobile +64 218 8 * mobile +64 219 8 * mobile +64 230 unknown mobile +64 231 unknown mobile +64 232 unknown mobile +64 233 unknown mobile +64 234 unknown mobile +64 235 unknown international freephone +64 236 unknown mobile +64 237 unknown mobile +64 238 unknown international freephone +64 239 unknown mobile +64 240 8 Scott Base, Antarctica +64 241 9 * mobile +64 242 9 * mobile +64 25 8 to 9 mobile +64 26 8 to 9 pager +64 27 9 mobile +64 28 unknown mobile +64 29 8 to 9 mobile +64 32 8 fixed/geographic +64 33 8 fixed/geographic +64 34 8 fixed/geographic +64 35 8 fixed/geographic +64 36 8 fixed/geographic +64 37 8 fixed/geographic +64 39 8 fixed/geographic +64 42 8 fixed/geographic +64 43 8 fixed/geographic +64 44 8 fixed/geographic +64 45 8 fixed/geographic +64 46 8 fixed/geographic +64 48 8 fixed/geographic +64 49 8 fixed/geographic +64 50 unknown * special services +64 60 4 60xx, enquiries shortcode +64 62 8 fixed/geographic +64 63 8 fixed/geographic +64 65 unknown fixed/geographic +64 66 unknown fixed/geographic +64 67 8 fixed/geographic +64 68 8 fixed/geographic +64 69 8 fixed/geographic +64 72 unknown fixed/geographic +64 73 8 fixed/geographic +64 74 8 fixed/geographic +64 75 8 fixed/geographic +64 76 unknown fixed/geographic +64 78 8 fixed/geographic +64 79 8 fixed/geographic +64 80 8 to 10 special services / some international freephone +64 83 5 to 8 enhanced voice +64 86 8 enhanced paging +64 87 4 to 8 data service access +64 92 8 fixed/geographic +64 93 8 fixed/geographic +64 94 8 fixed/geographic +64 95 8 fixed/geographic +64 96 8 fixed/geographic +64 98 8 fixed/geographic +64 99 8 fixed/geographicSource: Ministry of Economic Development announcement (22 January 2008, via ITU).
Other +64 21 ranges continued to be limited to national number lengths of 8 or 9 digits (that is, +64 21 xxxxxx or +64 21 xxxxxxx).
Source: Ministry of Economic Development announcement (22 September 2005, via ITU)
(Link updates courtesy Howard Laker)