Nepal +977
Number Format
Area Code: 1-2 digits
Subscriber Number: 6-7 digits (formerly 5-6 digits)
Trunk Prefix: 0
International Prefix: 00
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Area code information
14 March 2003 - national renumbering
Subscriber numbers in Nepal were extended one digit on 14 March 2003. Kathmandu (+977 1) subscriber numbers became 7 digits, while other areas became 6 digits. Area codes were not changed.
The subscriber number was prepended with '4', '5' or '6' depending on the area code and existing subscriber number. There was no permissive dialling of the old format, but a recorded announcement was provided in case of attempts to use the old numbering.
In Kathmandu area +977 1, '4' was prepended to most existing 6-digit subscriber numbers, except 5xxxxx range which was prepended by '5', and 6xxxxx which was prepended by '6'.
Outside Kathmandu, most subscriber numbers were prepended with '5'.
As exceptions to prepending with '5', old subscriber numbers in the following areas were prepended with '4' (noting that some surrounding places not listed here may also require the same changes):
Place Area code Old subscriber ranges affected
===== ========= ==============================
Dhulabari +977 23 60xxx, 61xxx only
Terhathum +977 26 60xxx only
Bhojpur +977 29 20xxx only
Gaighat +977 35 all
Diktel +977 36 all
Charikot +977 49 all
Syangja +977 63 all
Gorkha +977 64 all
Sandhikharka +977 77 all
Guleria +977 84 all
Pyuthankh +977 86 all
Manma +977 87 40xxx only
Dailekh +977 89 all
Chainpur +977 92 all
Darchula +977 93 all
S. Doti +977 94 all
Dadeldhura +977 96 all
As further exceptions, old subscriber numbers in the following areas were prepended with '6':
Place Area code Old subscriber ranges affected
===== ========= ==========================
Salleri, Namche +977 38 all
Mangalsen +977 97 20xxx only
For a detailed list of changes: see announcement via ITU (Word doc format).
Other Information
Carrier: NTC
Regulator: Nepal Telecommunications Authority