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Country Network Name MCC MNC Final INR Abkhazia A-Mobile 289 Country Network Name MCC MNC Final INR Abkhazia A-Mobile 289 88 1.06 Abkhazia Aquafon 289 67 1.22 AFGHANISTAN AFGHAN TELECOM 412 88 1.36 AFGHANISTAN AFGHAN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION COMPANY (AWCC) 412 1 1.27 AFGHANISTAN AREEBA (MTN) 412 40 1.38 AFGHANISTAN ETISALAT 412 50 4.37 AFGHANISTAN ROSHAN 412 20 1.27 Albania ALBtelecom (Eagle Mobile) 276 3 1.94 Albania AMC (Albanian Mobile Communications) 276 1 2.72 Albania Plus Communication 276 4 2.72 Albania Vodafone Albania 276 2 2.72 ALGERIA DJEZZY 603 2 3.52 ALGERIA MOBILIS 603 1 3.52 ALGERIA NEDJMA 603 3 5.13 American Samoa AMERICAN SAMOA TELECOMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY (ASTCA) 544 0 4.96 American Samoa BLUE SKY COMMUNICATIONS 544 11 4.87 Andorra S.T.A. MobilAnd 213 03 1.46 ANGOLA MOVICEL (CDMA) 631 4 1.46 ANGOLA UNITEL 631 2 1.46 Anguilla CABLE & WIRELESS (WEST INDIES) 365 840 1.46 Anguilla WIRELESS VENTURES (ANGUILLA) LTD (DIGICEL) 365 930 3.89 Antigua APUA PCS (Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) 344 030 2.43 Antigua C&W West Indies 344 920 2.72 Antigua and Barbuda APUA PCS 344 30 1.26 Antigua and Barbuda DIGICEL ANTIGUA 344 930 2.72 Antigua and Barbuda LIME 344 920 0.54 Argentina C.T.I. COMPA+¦IA DE TELEFONOS DEL INTERIOR S.A. 722 310 1.26 Argentina NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS ARGENTINA S.A. 722 20 1.18 Argentina TELECOM PERSONAL S.A. 722 340 1.18 Argentina TELEFONICA COMUNICACIONES PERSONALES S.A. 722 70 1.18 Argentina TELEFONICA MOVILES ARGENTINA SA 722 10 1.18 ARMENIA ARMENTEL CJSC (BEELINE ARMENIA) 283 1 2.43 ARMENIA KGELECOM (VIVACELL) 283 5 0.96 ARMENIA K-TELECOM 283 4 1.26 ARMENIA ORANGE ARMENIA 283 10 2.14 ARUBA NEW MILLENNIUM TELECOM SERVICES N.V. (DIGICEL) 363 2 1.91 ARUBA SETAR (TDMA) 363 1 1.91 Ascension Guernsey Telecoms GSM (C&W (IMSI:234-55)) 1.85 AUSTRALIA HUTCHISON 3G AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 505 6 3.52 AUSTRALIA LYCAMOBILE PTY LTD 505 19 3.43 AUSTRALIA OPTUS MOBILE PTY LTD 505 2 3.88 AUSTRALIA TELSTRA CORPORATION LTD 505 1 3.88 AUSTRALIA VODAFONE NETWORK PTY LTD 505 3 3.76 AUSTRIA A1 TELEKOM AUSTRIA 232 11 3.70 AUSTRIA BARABLU MOBILE AUSTRIA LIMITED 232 15 3.70 AUSTRIA HUTCHISON 3G AUSTRIA GMBH 232 10 3.70 AUSTRIA LYCAMOBILE LTD 232 8 3.70 AUSTRIA MOBILKOM AUSTRIA AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT 232 1 3.70 AUSTRIA ORANGE AUSTRIA TELECOMMUNICATION GMBH 232 5 3.70 AUSTRIA T-MOBILE AUSTRIA GMBH 232 3 3.70 AZERBAIJANI REPUBLIC AZERCELL TELECOM LTD 400 1 3.84 AZERBAIJANI REPUBLIC AZERFON LTD 400 4 2.77 AZERBAIJANI REPUBLIC BAKCELL LTD 400 2 2.77 AZERBAIJANI REPUBLIC CATEL LTD 400 3 1.92 Bahamas Bahamas Telecommunications Company 364 390 1.56 BAHRAIN BAHRAIN TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY (BATELCO) 426 1 0.97 BAHRAIN MTC VODAFONE (ZAIN) 426 2 0.97 BAHRAIN STC BAHRAIN B.S.C. (VIVA) 426 4 0.97 Bangladesh AkTel (TM Int. Bangladesh Ltd / Axiata) 470 02 5.64 Bangladesh Bangalink (Sheba Mobile / Orascom) 470 03 1.85 Bangladesh City Cell (Pacific Bangl. Telecom (CDMA) / Guernsey) 470 05 06 1.60 Bangladesh Grameen Phone 470 01 4.26 Bangladesh Teletalk Bangladesh 470 04 1.85 Bangladesh Warid Telecom International Limited (Airtel) 470 07 1.85 Barbados DIGICEL 342 750 0.86 Barbados LIME / CABLE & WIRELESS 342 600 1.07 Belarus Belarusian Telecommunications Network (life:)) 257 04 0.84 Belarus MTS 257 02 0.84 Belarus Mobile Digital Communications (VELCOM) 257 01 0.84 BELGIUM BASE N.V. 206 20 1.26 BELGIUM BELGACOM MOBILE - PROXIMUS 206 1 1.50 BELGIUM LYCAMOBILE (MVNO) 206 6 1.50 BELGIUM MOBISTAR S.A. 206 10 2.82 BELGIUM TELENET NV 206 5 1.18 BELIZE BELIZE TELECOMMUNICATION LTD 702 67 0.84 BELIZE SPEEDNET 702 99 1.26 Benin Bell Benin Communication (BBCom) 616 04 3.30 Benin GloMobile (GloBenin) 616 05 3.30 Benin LIBERCOM (Benin Telecoms Mobile) 616 01 1.36 Benin MTN (Areeba / Spacetel-Benin) 616 03 2.55 Benin Telecel Benin Ltd (Moov / Etisalat) 616 02 2.23 Bermuda CELLULARONE 350 99 1.80 Bermuda DIGICEL 350 10 0.67 Bermuda M3 WIRELESS 350 2 1.07 Bermuda TELECOMMUNICATIONS (BERMUDA & WEST INDIES) LTD (DIGICEL) 350 1 0.88 BHUTAN B-MOBILE 402 11 1.27 BHUTAN TASHICELL 402 77 1.27 Bolivia Entel SA 736 02 1.27 Bolivia Nuevatel PCS De Bolivia SA (VIVA) 736 01 1.27 Bolivia Telecel (Telefonica / Tigo) 736 03 2.34 Bosnia & Herzegovina Eronet Mobile Communications Ltd (HT-Eronet) 218 03 1.27 Bosnia & Herzegovina JODP for Telecomms of Republic Srpska ((m:tel)) 218 05 3.41 Bosnia & Herzegovina PE PPT BIH (BH Mobile) 218 90 2.34 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ERONET (HT D.O.O. MOSTAR) 218 3 1.60 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA GSM BIH (BH TELECOM) 218 90 1.60 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA MOBIS (TELEKOM SRPSKE) 218 5 1.60 BOTSWANA BOTSWANA TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION (BTC) 652 4 0.85 BOTSWANA MASCOM WIRELESS 652 1 0.10 BOTSWANA ORANGE BOTSWANA 652 2 0.10 BRAZIL AMAZONIA CELULAR S.A. (OI) 724 24 1.72 BRAZIL BRASIL TELECOM S.A. (OI) 724 16 1.72 BRAZIL CLARO 724 5 1.72 BRAZIL CTBC CELULAR S.A. 724 32 1.72 BRAZIL NEXTEL 724 33 1.72 BRAZIL OI 724 31 1.72 BRAZIL TIM CELULAR S.A. 724 2 1.72 BRAZIL VIVO S.A. 724 6 1.72 BRAZIL VIVO S.A. (FORMER TELEMIG) 724 19 1.72 British Indian Ocean Territory Mobile Network TBD TBD 0.85 British Virgin Islands Cable & Wireless (Guernsey (Sure) - (234-55)) 348 170 1.72 British Virgin Islands Carribbean Cellular Telephone Ltd (CCT) 348 570 1.27 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM B-MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS 528 2 1.27 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM DST COMMUNICATIONS SDN BHD 528 11 1.27 BULGARIA BTC MOBILE 284 3 4.16 BULGARIA COSMO BULGARIA MOBILE 284 5 4.16 BULGARIA MOBILTEL AD 284 1 4.16 Burkina Faso Celtel Burkina Faso (ZAIN) 613 02 0.84 Burkina Faso Onatel (Telmob SA) 613 01 0.84 Burkina Faso Telecel 613 03 0.84 BURUNDI AFRICELL 642 2 1.17 BURUNDI LACELL S.A. 642 7 1.49 BURUNDI ONATEL 642 3 3.43 BURUNDI UCOM 642 82 2.14 CAMBODIA BEELINE 456 9 1.27 CAMBODIA HELLO AXIATA CO LTD 456 2 1.27 CAMBODIA METFONE 456 8 1.27 CAMBODIA MFONE CO LTD 456 18 1.27 CAMBODIA MOBITEL 456 1 1.27 CAMBODIA QB 456 4 1.27 CAMBODIA SMART MOBILE (CAMBODIA) 456 5 1.27 CAMBODIA S TELECOM 456 3 1.27 CAMEROON Cameroon Telecommunications Corporation (Camtel CDMA) 624 09 0.85 CAMEROON MTN Cameroon (Mobile Telephone Network Cameroon Ltd) 624 01 2.77 CAMEROON Orange Cameroon (Orange Cameroun S.A.) 624 02 3.63 CAMEROON Viettel Cameroon (Nextel plus TADIG: CMRVG) 624 04 3.79 Canada Bell Mobility 302 610 1.46 Canada Bell Mobility - Virgin Mobile 302 611 1.46 Canada Canada Landline / Minor Carriers 302 TBD 1.46 Canada DMTS (Dryden Municipal Telephone System) 302 380 1.46 Canada EastLink (Bragg Communications Inc.) 302 270 1.46 Canada Execulink Telecom 302 340 1.46 Canada Globalstar 302 710 1.46 Canada Ice Wireless (Iristel) 302 620 1.46 Canada MTS Allstream 302 660 1.46 Canada Mobilicity (DAVE Wireless) 302 320 1.46 Canada Quadro Communications 302 590 1.46 Canada Rogers Wireless 302 720 1.46 Canada Rogers Wireless - Fido 302 370 1.46 Canada SaskTel Mobility 302 680 1.46 Canada TBayTel Mobility 302 656 1.46 Canada TELUS Mobility 302 220 1.46 Canada Videotron 302 500 1.46 Canada Wind Mobile (Globalive Wireless) 302 490 1.46 CAPE VERDE CABO VERDE TELECOM S.A. (CVM+Ï¿½VEL) 625 1 3.99 CAPE VERDE T+ 625 2 2.34 Cayman Islands CABLE & WIRELESS 346 140 1.94 Cayman Islands DIGICEL 346 50 1.94 Cayman Islands WIRELESS VENTURES 346 999 2.34 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC A-CELL 623 1 1.27 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC NATIONLINK TELECOM RCA 623 4 1.49 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC ORANGE RCA 623 3 1.27 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC TELECEL 623 2 1.27 CHAD CelTel Tchad SA (Airtel) 622 01 1.45 CHAD Millicom 622 03 1.27 CHAD Sotel Mobile (Salam/ Tawali) 622 02 07 1.27 CHILE ENTEL PCS 730 1 1.70 CHILE ENTEL TELEFONICA 730 10 2.34 CHILE NEXTEL 730 4 4.06 CHILE SMARTCOM 730 3 1.70 CHILE TELEFONICA MOVIL 730 2 3.62 CHINA CHINA MOBILE (GSM) 460 0 2.56 CHINA CHINA TELECOM 460 3 2.56 CHINA CHINA UNICOM (GSM) 460 1 2.56 COLOMBIA AVANTEL S.A. 732 130 1.75 COLOMBIA COLOMBIA M+Ï¿½VIL S.A. (OLA) 732 103 1.75 COLOMBIA COMCEL S.A. 732 101 1.75 COLOMBIA TELEF+Ï¿½NICA M+Ï¿½VILES COLOMBIA S.A. (MOVISTAR) 732 123 1.75 Comoros Societe Nationale des Telecommunications (Huri) 654 01 1.75 CONGO CELTEL CONGO S.A. (ZAIN) 629 1 1.92 CONGO EQUATEUR TELECOM CONGO S.A. (ETC) 629 2 1.60 CONGO MTN CONGO S.A. (LIBERTIS TELECOM) 629 10 3.41 CONGO WARID CONGO S.A. 629 7 4.16 Congo D.R. CELTEL 630 2 1.60 Congo D.R. CONGOLESE WIRELESS NETWORK 630 86 2.88 Congo D.R. SAIT-TELECOM (OASIS) 630 89 1.75 Congo D.R. SUPERCELL 630 5 2.45 Congo D.R. VODACOM CONGO(RDC) SPRL 630 1 2.88 COOK ISLANDS Telecom Cook Islands 548 01 0.86 COSTA RICA CLARO 712 3 1.27 COSTA RICA INSTITUTO COSTARRICENSE DE ELECTRICIDAD (ICE) 712 1 1.27 COSTA RICA MOVISTAR 712 4 2.13 CTTE D'IVOIRE ATLANTIQUE CELLULAIRE (MOOV) 612 2 1.75 CTTE D'IVOIRE COMIUM IVORY COAST INC (KOZ) 612 4 2.45 CTTE D'IVOIRE MTN 612 5 3.02 CTTE D'IVOIRE ORANGE 612 3 3.02 CTTE D'IVOIRE ORICEL 612 6 1.75 CROATIA TELE2 219 2 2.46 CROATIA T-MOBILE 219 1 2.46 CROATIA VIPNET 219 10 3.75 CUBA CUBACEL 368 1 1.07 Curacao (former Netherlands Antilles) Chippie (UTS) 362 91 2.43 Curacao (former Netherlands Antilles) Digicel Curacao 362 69 3.41 Curacao (former Netherlands Antilles) Telcell N.V.
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