Uruguay numbers
Uruguay's international dial code is +598. 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.
Dialing information
- International calling code
- +598
- Dialing from abroad
- +598 94 231 234
- Dialing locally
- 094 231 234
- Domestic trunk prefix
- 0
- International call prefix
- 0(?:0
- National number length
- 4–13 digits
- Mobile number length
- 8 digits
- Fixed-line number length
- 8 digits
Number formats by line type
- Mobile
- +598 9X XXX XXX
- Landline
- +598 2XXX XXXX
- Toll free
- +598 8XX XXXX
- Premium rate
- +598 9XX XXXX
Top prefixes
Landline · Montevideo
Landline · San Carlos
Mobile · Original allocation: Antel
Mobile · Original allocation: Antel
Mobile · Original allocation: Movistar
Mobile · Original allocation: Movistar
Mobile · Original allocation: Movistar
Mobile · Original allocation: Claro
Mobile · Original allocation: Claro
Mobile · Original allocation: Antel
Mobile · Original allocation: Antel
Landline · Canelones
Landline · San Jose de Mayo
Landline · Florida
Landline · Durazno
Landline · Minas/Lavalleja
Landline · Treinta y Tres
Landline · Rocha
Landline · Colonia del Scaramento
Landline · Mercedes/Soriano
Landline · Fray Bentos/Rio Negro
Landline · Rivera
Landline · Tacuarembo
Landline · Melo/Cerro Largo
Landline · Paysandu
Landline · Salto
Landline · Artigas
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Frequently asked questions
Who allocates Uruguay's numbers?
The +598 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 Uruguay?
6 indexed numbers, and 0 spam numbers — names themselves are never published, only the counts.
How do I call Uruguay from abroad?
Uruguay's international dial code is +598. From outside the country, dial the number in its international format, like +598 94 231 234.
How many digits does a phone number in Uruguay have?
National number length in Uruguay: 4–13 digits — after the domestic trunk prefix, if any.