Afghanistan +93
International code · Asia
How to dial
+93 712 345 678
Dial +93, then the local number. Drop the leading trunk prefix 0. Generate the full number →
For domestic long distance dial 0 first, then the area code. Local calls: dial directly.
- Mobile length
- 9 digits
- Mobile prefixes
7XX XXX XXX- International format
+93 7XX XXX XXX- Domestic trunk
0
Sign-up availability
What to expect when signing up for these services with a physical SIM from this country:
Applies to every platform: VoIP / virtual numbers and heavily-reused number pools get rejected. Physical SIM only.
How to read a number
+93712345678
- +93Country code
- Afghanistan.
- 7Mobile prefix
- An Afghan mobile number is 0 plus a two-digit access code plus 7 digits.
- 12345678Remaining 8 digits
- The subscriber number.
Number ranges & quality
| Range | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Starts with 07, 10 digits (9 without the 0) |
Mobile carrier | An Afghan mobile number is 0 plus a two-digit access code plus 7 digits. ATRA's notifications to the ITU go up to 2017: the 2008 numbering plan gave 70 to AWCC, 75 to Afghan Telecom (Salaam), 77 to MTN, 78 to Etisalat and 79 to Roshan, reserving 71–74 and 76 for new licensees; three-digit blocks were added in 2012–2016 — 711 (AWCC), 728/729 (Roshan), 730 (Etisalat), 744/747/748/749 (Salaam) and 764–767 (MTN). Operators have changed hands since and nothing newer has been published, so treat this only as a guide to who a range was first given to. |
Afghanistan is on neither ChatGPT's nor Claude's supported-regions list, so AI sign-up is restricted; TikTok has been fully banned since 2022. WhatsApp and Telegram still work.
Carriers & prefixes
Mobile prefixes by carrier.
Number portability status unverified.
Porting rules in full
We found nothing from ATRA on whether numbers can be ported, so this is marked unverified. The official numbering information we could find goes only up to the 2017 ITU notification.
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ATOMA Mobile carrier
Its ranges weren't confirmed from a current official allocation table, so none are listed.
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Roshan Mobile carrier
In the 2008 numbering plan the 79 range was registered to Roshan, with 728 and 729 added later; there's no official table of today's ranges, so none are listed.
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Etisalat Afghanistan Mobile carrier
In the 2008 numbering plan the 78 range was registered to Etisalat, with 730 added later; there's no official table of today's ranges, so none are listed.
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Afghan Wireless Mobile carrier
In the 2008 numbering plan the 70 range was registered to AWCC, with 711 added later; there's no official table of today's ranges, so none are listed.
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Salaam Mobile carrier
The mobile brand of state-owned Afghan Telecom; in the 2008 numbering plan the 75 range was registered to it, with 744 and 747–749 added later; there's no official table of today's ranges, so none are listed.
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