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  • begin with 65
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  • begin with 68
  • begin with 8

DDI Numbers that begin with 8

Allocated Numbers Public Telecom Services Operators
811xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
829xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
839xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
849xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
850xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
859xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
879xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
880xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
88220000 ~ 88239999 Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
886xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
888xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
889xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited
898xxxxx Macau Telecommunications Company Limited

 

Remarks: 
1. In order to encourage the efficient use of primary allocated numbers, public telecom services operators may voluntarily develop their own secondary numbers allocation plan and distribute numbers to users accordingly. Moreover, operators have priority to utilize some number ranges for their own network systems. 
2. Since DDI numbers are allocated in “block” in secondary allocation, therefore, if users decide not to utilize the special numbers in their allocated block(s), declaration should be given. The declaration should then be sent to the public fixed telecommunications services operator who will, in turn, submit the document to CTT for verification purpose. In case users change their mind and would like to utilize the special numbers in their allocated block(s), they should inform the public fixed telecommunications services operator and pay the respective utilization fee. 
3. No specified numbers are planned in DDI numbers.
4. Please click here for the special numbers of the above allocated numbers.
5. The above information is last updated on 11/04/2012.