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Tajikistan | +992 |
Area Code: 2-4 ? digits (see note below) Subscriber Number: 5-7 ? digits (see note below) Trunk Prefix: 8 International Prefix: 8 (wait) 10(Sum of Area Code and Subscriber Number is 9; the ex-Soviet numbering format was replaced with the conversion to country code +992. Exact divisions between area code and subscriber number digits are unclear).
Source: Communication Regulating Agency at Ministry of Communication announcement (29 June 2005, via ITU).
Number range Place/service ------------ ------------- +992 31 xxxxxxx Dushanbe (Republican region) +992 32 xxxxxxx Kurgan-Tube (Khatlon region) +992 33 xxxxxxx Kuliab and region +992 34 xxxxxxx Khujand (Sogd region) +992 35 xxxxxxx Khorog (Autonomous Mountain Badakhshan region) +992 372 xxxxxx Dushanbe (digital exchange) +992 91 900xxxx mobile - Dunshanbe (Tajiktel) +992 91 901xxxx mobile - Dunshanbe (Tajiktel) +992 91 902xxxx mobile - Dunshanbe (Tajiktel) +992 917 7xxxxx mobile - Dushanbe (TTMobile) +992 935 xxxxxx mobile - Dushanbe (INDIGO) +992 927 xxxxxx mobile - Khujand (Somoncom) +992 918 6xxxxx mobile - Dunshanbe (Babilon-M) +992 951 xxxxxx mobile - Dushanbe (TK Mobile)Source: JSC Tajiktelecom announcement (19 July 2004, via ITU).
There was a report that the country code was active as of 25 March 1999. Japanese carrier KDD placed 992 in service from April 1999.
Country code 7 remained valid for calling Tajikistan throughout 1999, but there were inconsistent details when the new country code became mandatory. According to a previous announcement via ITU (June 2000, link no longer available), use of country code +992 became mandatory as of 1 March 2000.
However, according to KDDI bulletin of 22 April 1999, KDD in Japan made +992 mandatory as of 1 January 2000.
(courtesy Toby Nixon and ITU Operational Bulletin).
Regulator is Communication Regulating Agency at Ministry of Communication (website not found).