Telephone numbers in Russia

Russia uses a four-level (local, zone, country, international) open dialing plan. Local telecommunications regulators had planned to abandon this system and change to a closed dialing plan at all levels by 2009, but postponed the changeover until 2010. Currently, all national subscriber numbers consist of 10 digits (excluding any prefixes), with 3 digits for an area code and a 7-digit individual number which includes a zone code.

xxx-xx-xx (exception: Moscow - see below)
e.g. 3-45-67
 22-33-44
 234-56-78

Local phone numbers in Russia may be made up of 5 (x-xx-xx), 6 (xx-xx-xx) or 7 (xxx-xx-xx) digits.

Moscow City has 2 area codes assigned: 495 and 499 . Dialing pattern for 2 codes is different:

when calling within the area code 499: 499.xxx-xx-xx
when calling from 495 to 499: 8.499.xxx-xx-xx
when calling from 499 to 495: 8.495.xxx-xx-xx
when calling within the area code 495: xxx-xx-xx

Notwithstanding the length of the numbers dialed, calls between these two codes are local calls and are not charged at long distance rates (even though one uses the long-distance prefix '8').

 8-tone-ABC xxx-xx-xx (where ABC is the area code)
 e.g. 8.812.234-56-78 (to St. Petersburg)

Hot-Choice Operator selection:

 8-tone-OC ABC xxx-xx-xx (where OC is the Operator Code and ABC is the area code)
 e.g. 8.53.812.234-56-78 (to St. Petersburg via MTT)

 8-tone-10 International number
 e.g. 8.10.44 20 3456-6789 (to London/UK)

Hot-Choice Operator selection:

 8-tone-OC International number where OC is the Operator Code
 e.g. 8.58.44 20 3456-6789 (to London/UK via MTT)

 +7 ABC xxx-xx-xx (where ABC is the area code)

Telephone numbers in Russia are under a unified numbering plan with Kazakhstan, both of which share the international code +7. Historically, +7 was used as the Soviet calling code, and was universal throughout the Soviet Union. Following the Soviet break-up, all of its former republics, save for Russia and Kazakhstan, switched to new country codes.

On 28 September 2009 Abkhazia received new country codes in zone 7: +7-840 for landline and +7-940 for mobile operators. However, the Georgia code +995-44 is also in use until further notice.

MTS (Mobile TeleSystems), MegaFon, Beeline, Tele2 Russia, Rostelecom, Skylink, Yota, Roskomnadzor,

MTS (Mobile TeleSystems)

Company : MTS (Mobile TeleSystems)
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Phone : (+7) 800 250-08-90
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MegaFon

Company : MegaFon
Website :

Phone : 0500 / 8-800-550-05-00
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Beeline

Company : Beeline
Website :

Phone : 0611 / el 8-800-700-0611

Tele2 Russia

Company : Tele2 Russia
Website :

Phone : 611 / 8-800-555-0611
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Rostelecom

Company : Rostelecom
Website :

Phone : 8-800-100-0800
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Skylink

Company : Skylink
Website :

Phone : 8 800 333-63-63
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Yota

Company : Yota
Website :

Phone : 8-800-700-8080
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Roskomnadzor

Company : Roskomnadzor
Website :

Phone : (+7) (495) 983-33-93
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Federal Communications Agency (Roskomnadzor)