What is valid mobile number in international format?

Answer 1

A valid mobile number in international format typically begins with the country code, followed by the mobile number itself. The country code is a numerical prefix assigned to each country or region by the International Telecommunication Union. For example, the country code for the United States is +1. A valid mobile number in international format for a US number would look like this: +1 (XXX) XXX-XXXX.

Answer 2

Normally, 'international format' means you need to prefix you domestic number with the symbol "+" and the relevant country code, as well as removing any digits that aren't dialled by international callers. In other words, you are including the additional information needed to call internationally in the number.

In the United Kingdom, the country code is "44". In addition, the initial zero of the domestic number is not dialled when calling internationally.

For example, 07234 567890 would become +44 7234 567890

In a similar way, the French number 07 2345 6789 would become +33 7 2345 6789 because the country code for France is 33 and, again, the first zero is not dialled when calling from outside the country.

The "+" symbol tells the caller to dial whatever code they need to begin a local call from their current location (this varies around the world).

Answer 3

An example of a valid mobile number for someone in the UK would be in the format +44 7xxx xxxxxx... Where +44 is the international access code for the UK, 7xxx would be the code for the mobile number (without the leading zero) and the remaining six digits identify a specific user.

Answer 4

All the international format involves is adding a country code in front of the other numbers. A number of businesses have their contact phone numbers in the international format

Answer 5

Replace the trunk prefix 0 of the Indian domestic number with country code +91, and use only blank spaces to separate groups of digits. For example, +91 9xxx 123123.