DialCodesPlus

+850

North Korea

Number ranges

As printed in the sources cited below.

Number ranges

24 printed entries. The table shows them as printed.

24 printed rows

Operator CompanyArea CodeLength of Customer NumberCity NameProvince Name
KPTC2Code 11PyongyangPyongyang
2Code 12PyongyangPyongyang
2 183 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 3814 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 7714 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 7724 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 88013 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 88113 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 88213 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 88313 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
2 88513 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
195 (Older source record)7 digitsPyongyangPyongyang
316 digitsPyongsongSouth Phyongan
396 digitsNampoNampo
416 digitsSariwonNorth Hwanghae
456 digitsHaejuSouth Hwanghae
496 digitsKaesongNorth Hwanghae
536 digitsHamhungSouth Hamgyong
576 digitsWonsanKangwon
616 digitsSinuijuNorth Phyongan
676 digitsKanggyeJagang
736 digitsChongjinNorth Hamgyong
796 digitsHyesanRyanggang
85 294 digitsRasonRason

Marks Older source record

Where this comes from

Source-listed numbering (1)
  • National Numbering Plan, Democratic People’s Republic of KoreaPage 2 Fixed network table communicates 29 Apr 2011. ITU directory posting 31 Mar 2026 is separate.reviewed Retrieved 7 Oct 2026. This is an official source. The original Area Code cells retain their printed grouping spaces. the recorded digit sequences omit those spaces. The table was communicated on 29 Apr 2011. The rows do not establish individual effective dates, present force, locality boundaries or complete national coverage. The source cells “Code 11” and “Code 12” are not digit counts. subscriber length remains unknown for code 2. The printed “13 digits” value is a customer-length value. It is not corrected or treated as total international number length. Listed as a fixed-network area code in the 2011 table; the source's 26 Feb 2026 communication changes 195 to a mobile-network code from 20 Dec 2025. A current fixed allocation is not established.