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The Norway country code is +47 — reaching all 5.5 million Norwegians + ~5.8 million mobile subscriptions across Telenor Norway, Telia Norway + Ice. Norway uses a unique 8-digit closed numbering plan — no area codes, the same number works from Oslo to Tromsø.

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+47Country Code
22Prefix
12 34 56Subscriber
+47Country code
1976ITU assigned
0Area codes
1Time zone (CET/CEST)
5.8MMobile subs
8dNational digits
02 — THE BASICS

What is the +47 country code?

Norway was assigned +47 by the ITU in 1976 — placing it in zone 4 with central + northern Europe. Norway is one of very few countries with a true closed numbering plan: no area codes, no trunk prefixes, just 8 digits.

ITU zone 4 northern Europe

Norway has used the +47 country code since 1976, in zone 4 alongside Germany +49, Sweden +46, Denmark +45, Switzerland +41 + Austria +43. The 4X bloc covers central + northern Europe.

Nkom-regulated

Norway's telecom regulator is Nkom (Nasjonal kommunikasjonsmyndighet — formerly Post- og teletilsynet). Three major mobile carriers operate: Telenor Norway (the former state monopoly + still the largest, ~3M subs), Telia Norway (~1.8M) + Ice (~700K, the challenger network).

No area codes — closed 8-digit plan

Norway uses a closed numbering plan: every Norwegian number is exactly 8 digits, with no area code structure. The first digit tells you the type: <b>2-3</b> landline (eastern/central), <b>4</b> mobile (Ice + some MVNOs), <b>5</b> landline (western), <b>7</b> landline (northern), <b>8</b> services + premium, <b>9</b> mobile (Telenor + Telia). Same number works from Oslo to Tromsø.

DID YOU KNOW

Norway invented mobile telephony. Norway's NMT (Nordic Mobile Telephone) network launched in 1981 — the world's first fully automated cellular network, jointly developed with Sweden, Denmark + Finland. It was the foundation that became GSM in 1991 + every standard since. Telenor was a founding member of the GSM Association. Today Norway has 5G coverage above the Arctic Circle (Tromsø + Hammerfest) and one of the highest per-capita mobile penetration rates on Earth (~105% — many Norwegians carry two numbers).

03 — QUICK FACTS

A quick read on how it works.

A Norwegian phone number in international format is written as +47 [8-digit number]. No area code, no leading 0. Example: +47 22 12 34 56 for an Oslo landline, +47 91 23 45 67 for a Telenor mobile, +47 41 23 45 67 for an Ice mobile.

The first digit of every Norwegian number is a type indicator. 2-3 are landlines in eastern Norway (Oslo, Bergen suburbs). 5 is landline in western Norway (Stavanger, Bergen). 7 is landline in northern Norway (Trondheim, Tromsø). 4 + 9 are mobile. 8 covers toll-free + premium-rate services.

Want to call Norway from abroad? Dial your exit code (00 in most countries, 011 in NANP, 0011 in Australia), then 47, then the 8-digit Norwegian number. No leading 0 to drop, no area code to handle — Norway's closed numbering plan is the simplest in Europe.
04 — COVERAGE

Where a +47 number reaches.

From Oslo Opera House to the Northern Lights in Tromsø, every Norwegian number lives behind a +47. With no area codes, a single +47 8-digit number works everywhere.

NORWAY · ONE TIME ZONE
+47 spans the entire Norwegian mainland + Svalbard, one CET clock — from the southern Skagerrak to the Arctic.
OsloBergenTrondheimStavangerTromsøKristiansandDrammenÅlesundBodøHammerfest
CET (UTC+1) winterCEST (UTC+2) summer
City & regionCodeZone
Oslo+47 2XCET/CEST
Bergen+47 5XCET/CEST
Trondheim+47 7XCET/CEST
Stavanger+47 5XCET/CEST
Drammen+47 3XCET/CEST
Fredrikstad+47 6XCET/CEST
Kristiansand+47 3XCET/CEST
Sandnes+47 5XCET/CEST
Tromsø+47 7XCET/CEST
Sarpsborg+47 6XCET/CEST
Skien+47 3XCET/CEST
Ålesund+47 7XCET/CEST
Sandefjord+47 3XCET/CEST
Haugesund+47 5XCET/CEST
Tønsberg+47 3XCET/CEST
Moss+47 6XCET/CEST
Bodø+47 7XCET/CEST
Arendal+47 3XCET/CEST
Hamar+47 6XCET/CEST
Larvik+47 3XCET/CEST
Gjøvik+47 6XCET/CEST
Lillehammer+47 6XCET/CEST
Molde+47 7XCET/CEST
Hammerfest+47 7XCET/CEST
Kirkenes+47 7XCET/CEST
Telenor Mobile+47 9XCET/CEST
Telia Norway Mobile+47 9XCET/CEST
Ice Mobile+47 4XCET/CEST
Toll-free (800)+47 800CET/CEST
Svalbard+47 79CET/CEST
05 — FROM ANY COUNTRY

How to call Norway from any country.

Every country uses a different exit code before +47 Norway. From any mobile, + replaces the exit code — so +47 22 12 34 56 works worldwide. No leading 0 to drop, no area code to handle — Norway has the simplest dialing format in Europe.

From countryExit codeFull dialing patternMobile (+)
United States011011 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Canada011011 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
United Kingdom0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Australia00110011 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Germany0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Sweden0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Denmark0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Finland0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Netherlands0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Belgium0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
France0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Italy0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Spain0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Poland0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Ireland0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Iceland0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Switzerland0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Austria0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Russia8 108 10 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
China0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Japan010010 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
India0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
Brazil00 XX00 XX 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
UAE0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX
South Africa0000 47 NN NN NN NN+47 9X XX XX XX

Tip: Norwegian numbers are always exactly 8 digits — no area code, no leading 0. The first digit tells you the type: 2-3 + 5 + 7 landlines, 4 + 9 mobiles, 8 services.

06 — WHY +47

Six reasons people pick a Norway number.

+47 reaches the world's wealthiest country per capita + Europe's oil + gas + sovereign-wealth-fund hub. BankID + every Norwegian bank verify with +47 mobile.

01

BankID + bank OTPs

Norwegian banks (DNB, Nordea, SpareBank 1, Handelsbanken, Sbanken) + the BankID Norway national e-ID (used by 4.5M+ Norwegians) + the Altinn government portal all SMS OTPs to +47 mobiles. BankID is required for taxes, banking, healthcare + property transactions — without a real Norwegian line, you can't verify.

02

Oil + gas + sovereign wealth fund

Norway hosts Equinor (formerly Statoil), the world's largest offshore oil + gas producer, + the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global ($1.6 trillion — the world's largest sovereign wealth fund). A +47 line is the natural caller-ID for energy + finance business.

03

Oslo = power center

A +47 2X prefix says "Oslo — Storting parliament, Royal Palace, Equinor + Statkraft HQ, Aker Brygge, Oslo Opera House, Vigeland Sculpture Park". Western Norway 5X says "Bergen + Stavanger oil capital". Northern 7X says "Trondheim + Tromsø Arctic operations".

04

Norway is EEA but not EU

Norway is in the European Economic Area + Schengen but NOT the EU. It participates in EU GDPR + the EU single market — but keeps its own NOK currency (no Eurozone) + agriculture + fisheries policies. A +47 line bridges Norway uniquely + isn't treated as "EU domestic" by Norwegian businesses.

05

CET: aligned with most of EU

Norway runs on CET (UTC+1) winter, CEST (UTC+2) summer — same clock as Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France. Cross-Nordic + EU business hours align cleanly.

06

Nkom + EEA GDPR compliant

CallMama routes +47 through Nkom-licensed Norwegian carriers under EEA GDPR + Norwegian telecom law (Ekomloven). Voice + SMS stays in EU/EEA.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Sound local. Anywhere in Norway.

Pick your Norwegian prefix — 2X Oslo, 5X Bergen + Stavanger, 7X Trondheim + Tromsø, 9X mobile — and start calling, texting + receiving BankID + DNB + Nordea OTPs from real Norwegian customers.

07 — INCLUDED

smart calling, built in.

Same six features come standard on every CallMama Norway number — no upsell tiers, no per-feature charges.

Call forwarding

Route any incoming call to your real mobile, a teammate, or voicemail — by schedule, caller, or custom rule.

Call recording

One-tap recording for client calls and consults. Files store securely in your dashboard for replay or download.

Custom caller ID

Decide which local number shows on outbound calls so contacts always see a familiar prefix.

Voicemail to inbox

Voicemails arrive as audio plus a written transcript in your inbox — read or listen, no missed message.

Two-way SMS & MMS

Send and receive text and image messages from your number — same line works on web, iOS, and Android.

International calling

Outbound calls to 200+ countries from the same app. Skip carrier roaming and international add-ons.

08 — HOW IT WORKS

Your Norway number, in three simple steps.

From "I want a Norway number" to making your first call — three taps and you're live.

01 · STEP

Pick your digits

Choose the area code or city prefix that matches where you sell.

+472212 34 56
+479123 45 67Pick
+474123 45 67
02 · STEP

Confirm in the app

Six-digit confirmation drops into the app. No documents to upload, no waiting room, no callbacks.

ENTER VERIFICATION CODE
492803
03 · STEP

Start calling

Your Norway line is live. Start dialing, texting, and being reached — exactly the way a local would.

Ola Hansen+47 22 12 34 56
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10 — ANSWERS

Frequently asked.

The country code for Norway is +47. It is the international dialing prefix used to call any phone number in Norway — landline or mobile — assigned by the ITU in 1976. Norway sits in ITU zone 4 alongside Germany +49, Sweden +46, Denmark +45 + Switzerland +41.
The +47 country code was assigned to Norway by the ITU in 1976. The "4" places Norway in zone 4 covering central + northern Europe; the "7" suffix is unique to Norway.
From the US, dial 011, then 47, then the 8-digit Norwegian number. Example: 011 47 22 12 34 56 for an Oslo landline, or 011 47 91 23 45 67 for a Telenor mobile. No leading 0, no area code to handle.
From the UK, dial 00, then 47, then the 8-digit Norwegian number. Example: 00 47 22 12 34 56. UK-Norway is a busy route (North Sea oil + gas business + ~25K Norwegian-British residents).
No. Norway is one of very few European countries that abolished area codes — switching to a closed 8-digit numbering plan in 1993. Every Norwegian phone number is exactly 8 digits, with the first digit indicating the type: 2-3 landline (east + Oslo), 5 landline (west — Bergen, Stavanger), 7 landline (north — Trondheim, Tromsø), 4 + 9 mobile, 8 services + toll-free.
A Norwegian phone number in international format is written as +47 NN NN NN NN (or sometimes +47 NNN NN NNN for mobiles) — always exactly 8 digits after +47. Example: +47 22 12 34 56 for an Oslo landline, +47 91 23 45 67 for a mobile.
In 1993, Norway abolished area codes + switched to a closed 8-digit numbering plan. The reform was driven by the rise of mobile telephony (no inherent "place" to anchor an area code to) + a desire to simplify dialing across the long, sparse Norwegian geography. Today the same 8-digit number works whether you\'re in Oslo, Bergen, Tromsø or above the Arctic Circle in Hammerfest.
Norwegian mobile numbers start with 4 or 9. Specifically: 40-49 mobile (Ice + Telia + MVNOs use the 4X range), 90-99 mobile (Telenor + Telia historically use 9X). All Norwegian mobiles are 8 digits. Numbers are portable across all carriers since 2001.
+47 2X is the prefix range historically assigned to Oslo + eastern Norway landlines. Oslo is Norway\'s capital + largest city (~700K people, ~1.5M in the metro). Home to the Storting (Norwegian Parliament), the Royal Palace, Equinor + Statkraft HQ, Aker Brygge waterfront, Oslo Opera House, Vigeland Sculpture Park + the Munch Museum.
+47 5X is the prefix range historically assigned to western Norway landlines. This covers Bergen (~290K, gateway to the fjords + UNESCO Bryggen wharf), Stavanger (~145K, the "oil capital of Europe" + headquarters of the North Sea offshore industry) + the western fjord cities of Haugesund + Sandnes.
+47 7X is the prefix range historically assigned to northern Norway + Trondheim region landlines. This covers Trondheim (~210K, Norway\'s tech + research capital, home to NTNU + Nidaros Cathedral), Tromsø (the Arctic capital + Northern Lights viewing center, above the Arctic Circle), Bodø + Hammerfest. Svalbard archipelago uses +47 79.
+47 800 is the Norwegian toll-free range — calls are free for the caller; the business pays. Used by Norwegian banks (DNB, Nordea, SpareBank 1), Vy (Norwegian Railways), SAS Scandinavian Airlines + the public-sector NAV (Norwegian Labour + Welfare Administration).
Norway runs on CET (UTC+1) in winter and CEST (UTC+2) in summer. Same clock as Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Netherlands. Norway follows EU Daylight Saving rules even though it\'s not in the EU.
Yes. CallMama issues a real Norwegian +47 number from anywhere with internet access — no Norway address required, no fødselsnummer (Norwegian national ID), no in-person KYC. Pick from 2X (Oslo), 5X (Bergen/Stavanger), 7X (Trondheim/Tromsø), 4X or 9X (mobile), live in about 60 seconds.
Yes — they mean the same Norway country code, written different ways. +47 is the E.123 international format; 0047 is 00 + 47 manual.
Norway uses 112 as its single EU/EEA emergency number to reach Politiet (Police). Norway also operates dedicated lines: 110 Brannvesen (Fire), 113 Ambulanse (Ambulance + medical emergency). All three numbers reach the same regional emergency dispatch.

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