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Number Format

Area Code:            none
Subscriber Number:    7 digits (for conventional wireline)
Trunk Prefix:         0
International Prefix: 00*
Note: special international calling prefixes are used to some nearby countries.

Numbering range information

1 January 1999 - 5 to 7 digit national numbers

Swaziland national numbers now have seven digits, when two digits were prepended to each former 5-digit number. This change was made by telephone carrier SPTC for 1st January 1999, presumably in a flash cut.

Cellular numbers were expected to be reachable domestically using 026 + 7-digit cellular subscriber number.

There is also a phone number converter to determine the new 7-digit numbers based on the former 5-digit numbers.

A page from kallbackafrica.com also indicates the new 7-digit national numbers.

See also the swazi.com list of new codes.

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