Sierra Leone numbers

Sierra Leone's international dial code is +232. This page gathers what we've published about this country's numbers — no names, no uploaders, no reporters. Just numbering-plan facts and aggregate counts.

7 indexed numbers0 spam numbers

Dialing information

International calling code
+232
Dialing from abroad
+232 25 123456
Dialing locally
(025) 123456
Domestic trunk prefix
0
International call prefix
00
National number length
8 digits
Mobile number length
8 digits
Fixed-line number length
8 digits

Number formats by line type

Mobile
+232 2X XXXXXX
Landline
+232 2X XXXXXX

Top prefixes

232 2View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Sierratel · Freetown

232 6View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Onlime

232 8View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Africell

232 9View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Africell

232 30View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Africell

232 31View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: QCELL

232 32View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: QCELL

232 33View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Africell

232 34View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: QCELL

232 35View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: IPTEL

232 70View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Africell

232 77View prefix

Mobile · Original allocation: Africell

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Frequently asked questions

Who allocates Sierra Leone's numbers?

The +232 dial code and each prefix's carrier come from this country's officially published numbering plan — not from user-uploaded data.

How many indexed numbers do we have in Sierra Leone?

7 indexed numbers, and 0 spam numbers — names themselves are never published, only the counts.

How do I call Sierra Leone from abroad?

Sierra Leone's international dial code is +232. From outside the country, dial the number in its international format, like +232 25 123456.

How many digits does a phone number in Sierra Leone have?

National number length in Sierra Leone: 8 digits — after the domestic trunk prefix, if any.