Croatia +385
International code · Europe
How to dial
+385 911 234 56
Dial +385, 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
- 8–9 digits
- Mobile prefixes
XX XXX XXXX- Landline format
0XX XXX XXX- International format
+385 XX XXX XXXX- 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
+385912345678
- +385Country code
- Croatia.
- 91Mobile prefix (example)
- Written 091 domestically — 0 is the trunk prefix, dropped when dialling from abroad. Other mobile ranges are listed under “Number ranges & quality”.
- 2345678Remaining 7 digits
- Under HAKOM's numbering plan, a 91 number is 9 digits without the 0. Numbers are portable, so it doesn't reveal the current carrier.
Domestic format: 091 234 5678.
Number ranges & quality
| Range | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Starts with 9 (written 09x domestically) |
Mobile carrier | In the national numbering plan HAKOM notified to the ITU (2016), the ranges for mobile network services all start with 9: those assigned are 901, 91, 92, 95, 970, 9751, 976, 977, 979, 98 and 99. Without the leading 0 they are all 9 digits, except that the 98 range also has 8-digit numbers. Which operator holds which range we couldn't confirm — HAKOM's number list wouldn't load from here — so none are listed. Numbers are portable anyway, so a range only tells you who it was first given to. |
Ranges and digit lengths are verified. SMS deliverability, ID requirements and per-platform sign-up availability have not been checked yet — this site marks unverified data as unknown rather than guessing.
Carriers & prefixes
Mobile prefixes by carrier.
Number portability applies — a prefix only shows the original carrier.
Porting rules in full
Numbers are portable; mobile numbers are non-geographic, so a ported number can be used anywhere. Per HAKOM: fill in a porting request with the operator you are moving to, which forwards it to the old one; submitting it also counts as ending your contract with the old operator. As an EU member Croatia applies Article 106 of the European Electronic Communications Code, so the number must be active on the new network within one working day of the agreed date. Landline and mobile numbers can't be ported into each other.
HAKOM runs a handy official tool, e-Prenosivost: you can track a porting request and look up which network any number is on right now — the range won't tell you, so this is the reliable way to check.
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Hrvatski Telekom Mobile carrier
The incumbent. Its ranges weren't confirmed from an official allocation record, so none are listed.
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A1 Mobile carrier
Its ranges weren't confirmed from an official allocation record, so none are listed.
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Telemach Mobile carrier
Its ranges weren't confirmed from an official allocation record, so none are listed.
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