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ITU Document Venezuela (country code +58) Communication of 8.IV.2011: The Comisión Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (CONATEL), Caracas, announces the updated National Numbering Plan of Venezuela. Presentation of National (ITU-T E.164) Numbering Plan of Venezuela Country Code: 58 National Prefix: 0 International Prefix: 00 Number length (excluding country code): 10 digits Detail of numbering scheme: (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum 212 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for Capital District, fixed telephony Vargas state and services some towns of (area code)) Miranda state 234 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Miranda state services (area code)) 235 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Guárico state services (area code)) 237 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some islands fixed telephony (Federal services dependencies (area code)) 238 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Guárico state services (area code)) 239 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Miranda (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum services (area code)) 240 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Apure and services Barinas (area code)) 241 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Carabobo state services (area code)) 242 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Carabobo state services (area code)) 243 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Aragua and services Carabobo (area code)) 244 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Aragua state services (area code)) 245 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Carabobo state services (area code)) 246 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Aragua and services Guárico (area code)) 247 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Apure, services Barinas and (area code)) Guárico 248 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum fixed telephony Amazonas services (area code)) 249 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Carabobo state services (area code)) 251 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Lara and services Yaracuy (area code)) 252 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Lara state services (area code)) 253 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Lara and services Yaracuy (area code)) 254 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Yaracuy state services (area code)) 255 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Portuguese State services (area code)) 256 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Portuguese State services (area code)) 257 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Portuguese State services (area code)) (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum 258 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states of Cojedes services and Barinas (area code)) 259 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Falcón state services (area code)) 261 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Zulia state services (area code)) 262 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Zulia state services (area code)) 263 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Zulia state services (area code)) 264 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Zulia state services (area code)) 265 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Zulia state services (area code)) 266 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Zulia state services (area code)) 267 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Zulia state (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum services (area code)) 268 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Falcón services (area code)) 269 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Falcón state services (area code)) 271 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Trujillo, services Zulia and Mérida (area code)) 272 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Trujillo state services (area code)) 273 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Barinas state services (area code)) 274 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Mérida state services (area code)) 275 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Zulia, services Mérida and (area code)) Táchira 276 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Táchira state services (area code)) 277 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum fixed telephony states Táchira services and Mérida (area code)) 278 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony state of Barinas services (area code)) 279 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Falcón state services (area code)) 281 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Anzoátegui state services (area code)) 282 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Anzoátegui state services (area code)) 283 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Anzoátegui state services (area code)) 284 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Bolívar state services (area code)) 285 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Bolívar and services Anzoátegui (area code)) 286 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Bolívar and services Monagas (area code)) (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum 287 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Delta services Amacuro and (area code)) Monagas 288 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Bolívar state services (area code)) 289 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Bolívar state services (area code)) 291 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Monagas state services (area code)) 292 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony states Anzoátegui services and Monagas (area code)) 293 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Sucre state services (area code)) 294 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Sucre state services (area code)) 295 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Nueva Esparta services state (area code)) 296 10 10 Geographic number Area code of for some towns of fixed telephony Amazonas state services (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum (area code)) 500 10 10 Non-Geographic Non-geographic number for fixed number of telephony services universal access 501 10 10 Non-Geographic Non-Geographic number for fixed number of telephony services universal access with calling party pays 800 10 10 Non-Geographic Non-Geographic number for fixed number (toll-free telephony services number 400 10 10 Non-Geographic Non-Geographic number for fixed number (universal telephony services personal number 412 10 10 Number of mobile Mobile telephone telephone service service. NDC (Code of mobile assigned to operator)) Corporación Digitel C.A. 414 10 10 Number of mobile Mobile telephone telephone service service. NDC (Code of mobile assigned to operator)) TELCEL C.A.(Movistar) 415 10 10 Number of mobile Mobile telephone telephone service service. NDC (Code of mobile assigned to operator)) Globalstar de Venezuela C.A. 416 10 10 Number of mobile Mobile telephone telephone service service. NDC (Code of mobile assigned to operator)) Telecomunicacion es Movilnet C.A. 424 10 10 Number of mobile Mobile telephone telephone service service. NDC (Code of mobile assigned to operator)) TELCEL C.A.(Movistar) 426 10 10 Number of mobile Mobile telephone telephone service service. NDC (Code of mobile assigned to (1) (2) (3) (4) National Destination Code Number length Additional (NDC) or National Usage of number information Significant Number (NSN) Minimum Maximum operator)) Telecomunicacion es Movilnet C.A. Contact: Comisión Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (CONATEL) División de Investigación y Seguimiento Internacional (International Research Division ) Avda.
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