Area Code List

• 10 Wavre
• 11 Hasselt
• 12 Tongeren
• 13 Diest
• 14 Herentals, Turnhout
• 15 Mechelen (Malines)
• 16 Leuven (Louvain), Tienen
• 17 Mobile (2nd generation)
• 18 Semaphone (3rd generation)
• 19 Waremme (Borgworm)
• 2 Brussels (Bruxelles)
• 3 Antwerp (Antwerpen, Anvers), St Niklaas
• 31 old or incorrect code for Antwerp (see 3)
• 41 Liege (Luik), Fourons
• 50 Brugge (Bruges), Zeebrugge
• 51 Roeselare (Roulers)
• 52 Dendermonde (Termonde)
• 53 Aalst (Alost)
• 54 Ninove
• 55 Ronse-Renaix
• 56 Kortrijk (Courtai), Comines-Warneton
• 57 Ieper (Ypres)
• 58 Veurne (Furnes)
• 59 Oostende (Ostende)
• 60 Chimay
• 61 Bastogne, Libramont-Chevigny
• 63 Arlon (Aarlen)
• 64 La Louviere
• 65 Mons (Bergen)
• 67 Nivelles (Nijvel)
• 68 Ath (Aat)
• 69 Tournai (Doornik)
• 70 "universal" numbers
• 71 Charleroi
• 72 Semaphone Benelux (3rd generation)
• 73 Semaphone Benelux (3rd generation)
• 75 European Mobile (GSM)
• 77 "Kiosk" numbers - for premium/toll services
• 78 toll free (11xxxx), special rate (15xxxx) services
• 80 Stavelot 800 toll free service
• 81 Namur (Namen)
• 82 Dinant
• 83 Ciney
• 84 Jemelle, Marche-en-Famenne
• 85 Huy 86 Durbuy
• 87 Verviers
• 89 Genk (city code split of 11 Hasselt?)
• 9 Gent (Ghent, Gand) [formerly 91; changed in 1994]
• 900 "Kiosk" numbers - for premium/toll services

• 1 January 2000 - dialling changes within Belgium
  • As from 1 January 2000, all telephone numbers within Belgium must be dialled with long distance prefix and area code, whether calling locally or to another area code. For instance, a Brussels customer calling another Brussels number would have to dial 02 before the subscriber number. Outside Belgium, there are no changes to the dialling sequence; the number remains +32 + area code + subscriber number.