France Communications: Cell Phone Dialing Guide
Basic Calling Information
- Mobile phone numbers in France contain nine digits. The first digit is always "6" or "7."
- When calling a mobile phone from within France, always dial the Domestic Access Code before the nine-digit number. Do not dial this access code when calling from another country.
- When making an international call to a mobile phone in France, dial: France's country code [33] + local nine-digit mobile phone number (format of "6XX-XXX-XXX").
- France, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Reunion share the same ten-digit dialing plan. When calling between or within any of these countries, dial 0 + nine-digit number.
| Fixed line to Mobile Phone | Mobile Phone to Fixed Line | Mobile Phone to Mobile Phone |
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Local Calls Example |
Local Calls Example |
Local Calls Example |
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Long Distance Example |
Long Distance Example |
Long Distance Example |
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International Calls Example |
International Calls Example |
International Calls Example |
| *Calling a mobile phone number or fixed line in some countries from outside those countries may require a different procedure from the one shown here. Refer to the Cell Phone Dialing Guide or Dialing Guide for the country you are calling. | ||
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