North Korea Phone Number Format

Phone numbers in North Korea have 10 digits for mobiles and 8 or 10 for landlines after the country code +850. Inside North Korea a number is written with a leading 0, which makes 11 digits: 019X XXX XXXX. Drop that 0 when you call from abroad or save the number in international format: +850 19X XXX XXXX.

Country code	+850
Digits after +850	10 digits for mobiles and 8 or 10 for landlines
Trunk prefix (domestic calls)	0, dropped after +850
Mobile numbers start with	019
Dial from the US	011 850 19X XXX XXXX

X stands for any digit. Source: libphonenumber metadata (phonenumbers 9.0.40), Google's open numbering data.

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How many digits does a phone number in North Korea have?

Phone numbers in North Korea have 10 digits for mobiles and 8 or 10 for landlines after the country code +850. Written for domestic calls with the leading 0, a mobile number has 11 digits.

What do mobile numbers in North Korea start with?

Mobile numbers in North Korea start with 019 when written for domestic calls. In international format the leading 0 is dropped: +850 19X XXX XXXX.

How do I write a phone number from North Korea in international format?

Start with +850, then the national number without the leading 0. For example, a mobile number written 019X XXX XXXX at home becomes +850 19X XXX XXXX. From a US landline, dial 011 850 19X XXX XXXX.