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Montenegro (country code +382) Communication of 5.XI.2014: The Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (EKIP), Podgorica, announces the following Numbering Plan for Montenegro. National numbering plan General information: Country code (CC): +382 National Destination Code (NDC): two digits (AB) National prefix: 0 International prefix: 00 Geographical services Geographical area National Destination Code (NDC) (network group) (area(trunk) code) PODGORICA 20 XXXXXX (Podgorica, Danilovgrad, Kolašin) BAR 30 XXXXXX (Bar, Ulcinj) HERCEG NOVI 31 XXXXXX KOTOR 32 XXXXXX (Kotor, Tivat) BUDVA 33 XXXXXX NIKŠIĆ 40 XXXXXX (Nikšić, Šavnik, Plužine) CETINJE 41 XXXXXX BIJELO POLJE 50 XXXXXX (Bijelo Polje, Mojkovac) BERANE 51 XXXXXX (Berane, Andrijevica, Rožaje, Plav) PLJEVLJA 52 XXXXXX (Pljevlja, Žabljak) Non-geographical services • Mobile networks N(S)N NDC (National Number length Usage of E.164 Additional information Destination Code) Maximum Minimum number length length 60 12 4 Mobile telephone Mtel service 63 12 5 Mobile telephone Telenor service 66 12 5 Mobile telephone Crnogorski Telekom service 67 12 5 Mobile telephone Crnogorski Telekom service 68 12 4 Mobile telephone Mtel service 69 12 5 Mobile telephone Telenor service • Other non-geographical codes Services National Destination Code (NDC) Services unique access number 70 XXXXXX Access to business customers 77 XXXXXX VoIP services 78 XXXXXX Free-phone service 80 XXXXXX Services to the distribution of costs 83 XXXXXX Value-added services 94 XXXXXX Value-added services 95 XXXXXX • Short codes Services Short code Carrier selection 10ab Emergency call 112 Information about telephone numbers 118X Police 122 Fire department 123 Ambulance 124 Services of social value (Harmonised European Short Code) 116XXX Contact: Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (EKIP) Bulevar Džordža Vašingtona bb 81000 PODGORICA Montenegro Tel: +382 20 406 700 Fax: +382 20 406 702 E-mail: [email protected] URL: www.ekip.me .

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