• Area Code: 0-2 digits
• Subscriber Number: 5-7 digits

Area Code List

• From ITU Operational Bulletin #586, there may be a move in progress to a national 7-digit numbering plan without area codes, to be put into effect during 1995.
• 2 Jurmala, Olaine, Sigulda (Replaced? See note for [7]?)
• 2 [Riga - code is replaced by national number - see note for [7])
• 30 Jelgava
• 31 Tukums
• 32 Talsi
• 33 Kuldiga
• 34 Aizpute, Liepaja (or Liepaya)
• 36 Ventspils
• 37 Dobele
• 38 Saldus
• 39 Bauska
• 40 Limbazi
• 41 Cesis
• 42 Valmiera
• 43 Aluksne
• 44 Gulbene
• 45 Balvi
• 46 Rezekne
• 47 Valka
• 48 Madona
• 50 Ogre
• 51 Aizkraukle
• 52 Jekabpils
• 53 Preili 54 Daugavpils
• 56 Kraslava
• 57 Ludza
• [7] [Riga (area code 2) numbers beginning with 10, 13 and 14 had 7 prepended starting 10 December 1994 to form a 7-digit number. The area code is apparently eliminated for international calling purposes. According to ITU OB#614, Riga is now on a 7D numbering without area code now.]
• [8] [7-digit "overlay" numbers in Latvia will have the initial digit 8 replaced by 7; permissive dialing period for either format in effect throughout 1995]

• (Reportedly changing to uniform 7-digit, no area codes, system)
• Withdrew from country code 7 (former USSR territory) at an unknown time; ITU assigned country code 371 in January 1993. +7 013 was replaced by +371 in international dialling, although Jurmala switched from +7 013 62 to +371 2. There are reports that Latvia has moved, or is moving, to a national 7-digit number format without area codes (effective 1995?).