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Hungary +36

International code · Europe

How to dial

Calling from abroad +36 XX XXX XXXX

Dial +36, then the local number. Drop the leading trunk prefix 06. Generate the full number →

For domestic long distance dial 06 first, then the area code. Local calls: dial directly.

Mobile length
9 digits
Mobile prefixes
XX XXX XXXX
International format
+36 XX XXX XXXX
Domestic trunk
06

Sign-up availability

What to expect when signing up for these services with a physical SIM from this country:

ChatGPT Works
Claude Works
WhatsApp Works
Telegram Works
LINE Works
WeChat Works
X Works
TikTok Works
Gemini Works

Applies to every platform: VoIP / virtual numbers and heavily-reused number pools get rejected. Physical SIM only.

Checked 2026-09-12. Platform region policies and number-range allocations change — always confirm against each platform’s official supported-regions list and the carrier’s notices.
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How to read a number

+36201234567

+36Country code
Hungary.
20Prefix
Per NMHH's allocation table: 20 is Yettel, 30 is Magyar Telekom, 70 is One (the 501/502 sub-ranges of 50 are One's too). Numbers have been portable since May 2004, so for the current operator use NMHH's official lookup at szamhordozottsag.nmhh.hu.
1234567Remaining 7 digits
The subscriber number.

Number ranges & quality

RangeTypeNotes
20 / 30 / 70(另有 50 段,共 9 位) Mobile carrier Per NMHH's allocation table: 20 is Yettel, 30 is Magyar Telekom, 70 is One (the 501/502 sub-ranges of 50 are One's too). Numbers have been portable since May 2004, so for the current operator use NMHH's official lookup at szamhordozottsag.nmhh.hu
Intl SMSStable
Virtual-number riskLow
ID requiredID is required; prepaid cards generally need real-name registration.

Physical SIMs can sign up without issues; prepaid cards need real-name registration.

Carriers & prefixes

Mobile prefixes by carrier.

Number portability applies — a prefix only shows the original carrier.

Porting rules in full

Both fixed and mobile numbers have been portable since 1 May 2004. NMHH says it plainly: you cannot tell which provider a number belongs to by looking at it. It runs an official lookup at https://szamhordozottsag.nmhh.hu/ — type in a number and it shows the current provider.

  • Yettel Mobile carrier

    20

    Formerly Telenor, and Pannon GSM before that; owned by the e& PPF Telecom Group. Ranges follow NMHH's published mobile numbering allocation table (1 October 2025 edition).

  • Magyar Telekom Mobile carrier

    30

    Owner: Deutsche Telekom AG (67.1%).

  • One Mobile carrier

    70

    Formerly Vodafone Hungary, renamed after 4iG acquired it. It also holds the 501 and 502 sub-ranges inside the 50 range.

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