Puerto Rico Phone Number Format

Country code +1 — Complete guide to Puerto Rico phone number formats, mobile and landline structures, and area codes.

How Puerto Rico Phone Numbers Are Written

Phone numbers in Puerto Rico have 10 digits after the country code +1. The country is part of the North American Numbering Plan: a 3-digit area code and a 7-digit number, written (787) XXX-XXXX. From the US, dial 1 + the 10 digits, with no 011.

Country code	+1
Digits after +1	10 digits
Trunk prefix (domestic calls)	1, for long-distance calls
Mobile numbers start with	Same digits as landlines
Exit code (to call abroad from Puerto Rico)	011
Dial from the US	1 787-XXX-XXXX

Mobile vs. Landline Numbers

Mobile numbers

10 digits after +1.

(787) XXX-XXXX at home

+1 787-XXX-XXXX international

Landline numbers

10 digits after +1.

(787) XXX-XXXX at home

+1 787-XXX-XXXX international

Mobile and landline numbers share the same area codes and exchanges, so you can’t tell them apart from the number alone.

Puerto Rico Number Types

Type	Starts with	Written at home	International	From the US
Mobile	—	`(787) XXX-XXXX`	`+1 787-XXX-XXXX`	`1 787-XXX-XXXX`
Landline	—	`(787) XXX-XXXX`	`+1 787-XXX-XXXX`	`1 787-XXX-XXXX`
Toll-free	—	`(800) XXX-XXXX`	`+1 800-XXX-XXXX`	`1 800-XXX-XXXX`
Premium rate	—	`(900) XXX-XXXX`	`+1 900-XXX-XXXX`	`1 900-XXX-XXXX`

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

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Puerto Rico Area Codes

Major area codes in Puerto Rico:

Area Code	City / Region
`325`	Abilene
`330`	Akron
`234`	Akron
`518`	Albany
`229`	Albany
`957`	Albuquerque
`505`	Albuquerque
`320`	Alexandria
`730`	Alton
`618`	Alton
`657`	Anaheim
`909`	Anaheim
`752`	Anaheim
`714`	Anaheim
`907`	Anchorage
`734`	Ann Arbor
`278`	Ann Arbor
`703`	Arlington
`571`	Arlington
`828`	Asheville
`606`	Ashland
`404`	Atlanta
`770`	Atlanta
`678`	Atlanta
`470`	Atlanta
`609`	Atlantic City
`762`	Augusta
`706`	Augusta
`331`	Aurora
`737`	Austin
`512`	Austin
`667`	Baltimore
`443`	Baltimore
`410`	Baltimore
`225`	Baton Rouge
`425`	Bellevue
`360`	Bellingham
`240`	Bethesda
`610`	Bethlehem
`484`	Bethlehem
`835`	Bethlehem
`406`	Billings
`228`	Biloxi
`659`	Birmingham
`205`	Birmingham
`952`	Bloomington
`208`	Boise
`857`	Boston
`617`	Boston
`802`	Brattleboro

View all 350 area codes

Dialing Tips

No 011 needed: Puerto Rico shares country code +1 with the US, so dial 1 + area code + number. Check your plan: calls to +1 Caribbean countries are often billed as international.
Use the + notation: From a US mobile phone, use +1 instead of 1.
Verify the number length: Numbers in Puerto Rico have 10 digits after +1. If your call does not connect, check that no digit is missing or doubled.
Save contacts in international format: Always store phone numbers with the full +1 prefix so they work from any country.

Puerto Rico Phone Number FAQ

How many digits does a phone number in Puerto Rico have?

Phone numbers in Puerto Rico have 10 digits after the country code +1.

Can you tell a mobile number from a landline in Puerto Rico?

No. In the North American Numbering Plan, mobile and landline numbers share the same area codes and exchanges, so the number alone doesn't tell you which it is.

How do I write a phone number from Puerto Rico in international format?

Start with +1, then the national number. For example, a mobile number written (787) XXX-XXXX at home becomes +1 787-XXX-XXXX. From a US landline, dial 1 787-XXX-XXXX.

Puerto Rico Quick Info

Country Code +1

ISO Code PR

Capital San Juan

International Prefix None: dial 1 (NANP)

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