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Belarus +375
Phone Number Format

Area Code: 3-4 digits
Subscriber Number: 5-6 digits (Area Code plus Subscriber Number should generally total 9 digits.)

Area Code List

* - indicates that '22' or '2' are presumably added before 5 or 6 digit local telephone numbers respectively - assumed to be the case based on the ex-Soviet numbering system.
15 Grodno * (1522)
15 11 Berestovitsa
15 12 Volkovysk
15 13 Svisloch
15 14 Shchuchin
15 15 Mosty
15 61 Lida
15 62 Slonim
15 63 Dyatlovo
15 64 Zelva
15 91 Ostrovets
15 91 Smorgon
15 93 Oshmyany
15 94 Voronovo
15 95 Ivje (Iwe)
15 96 Korelichy
15 97 Novogrudok
16 Brest * (1622)
16 31 Kamenets
16 32 Pruzhany
16 33 Lyakhovichi
16 34 Baranovichi
16 41 Zhabinka
16 42 Kobrin (Kobrynsk)
16 43 Bereza
16 44 Drogichin
16 45 Ivatsevichi
16 46 Gantsevchi
16 47 Luninets
16 51 Malorita
16 52 Ivanovo Brestsky
16 53 Pinsk
16 55 Stolin
17 Mensk (was Minsk) * (172)
17 10 Soligorsk
17 13 Pukhovichi
17 14 Cherven
17 15 Berezino
17 16 Dzerzhinsk
17 17 Stolbtsy
17 18 Uzda
17 19 Kopyl
17 70 Nesvizh
17 71 Vilejka
17 72 Volozhin
17 73 Molodechno
17 74 Logojsk
17 75 Zhodino
17 76 Smolevichi
17 77 Borisov
17 79 Pleshchenitsy
17 92 Starye Dorogi
17 93 Kletsk
17 94 Luban
17 95 Slutsk
17 96 Krupki
17 97 Myadel
17 97 Naroch
21 Vitebsk * (212 or 2122)
21 30 Shumilino
21 31 Beshenkovichi
21 32 Lepel
21 33 Chashniki
21 35 Senno
21 36 Tolochin
21 37 Dubrovno
21 38 Liozno
21 39 Gorodok
21 44 Novopolotsk
21 44 Polotsk
21 51 Verkhnedvinsk
21 52 Miory (Miary k/Minska)
21 53 Braslav
21 54 Sharkovshchina
21 55 Postavy
21 56 Glubokoe
21 57 Dokshitsy
21 58 Ushachi
21 59 Rossony
21 61 Orsha
22 Mogilev * (2222)
22 30 Glusk
22 31 Bykhov
22 32 Belynichi
22 33 Gorki
22 34 Krugloe
22 35 Osipovichi
22 36 Klichev
22 37 Kirovsk
22 38 Krasnopolje
22 39 Shklov
22 40 Mstislavl
22 41 Krichev
22 42 Chausy
22 43 Cherikov
22 44 Klimovichi
22 45 Kostyukovichi
22 46 Slavgorod
22 51 Bobruysk
23 Gomel * (232 or 2322)
23 30 Vetka
23 32 Chechersk
23 33 Dobrush
23 34 Zhlobin
23 36 Buda-Koshelevo
23 37 Korma
23 39 Rogachev
23 40 Rechitsa
23 42 Svetlogorsk
23 44 Bragin
23 45 Kalinkovichi
23 46 Khojniki
23 47 Loev
23 50 Petrikov
23 51 Mozyr
23 53 Zhitkovichi
23 54 Elsk
23 55 Narovlya
23 56 Lelshitsy
23 57 Oktyabrsky

Additional Information

Withdrew from country code 7 (former USSR territory); ITU assigned country code 375 in January 1995. Change to new country code took effect 16 April 1995. +7 0 was replaced by +375 in international dialling. A permissive calling period likely allowed use of both country codes until some unspecified time in 1997.

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Last Update: November 19, 2004.