National Telecom Specification

Brazil (+55) Country Calling Code & SMS Guide

Complete engineering reference for phone numbering formats, domestic trunk prefixes, cellular mobile operator allocations, and regulatory A2P SMS requirements in Brazil.

Country Dialing Code +55 ISO: BR
Domestic Trunk Prefix 0 Omitted internationally
National Length 11 digits (mobile) or 10 digits (fixed) Local subscriber digits
Full E.164 Length 13 digits (+55 DDD 9xxxx-xxxx) With +55 prefix

Telephony Architecture & Carrier Allocations

Destination Codes: DDD 2-digit Area Codes (11 to 99)
Mobile Prefix Patterns: All Brazilian mobile lines have a mandatory 9th digit (9xxxx-xxxx) following the 2-digit DDD area code
Major Mobile Network Operators: Vivo (Telefônica Brasil), Claro Brasil, TIM Brasil

A2P Messaging Regulations & Firewall Policies

A2P 10DLC & Campaign Registration

Not applicable. Regulated by Anatel (Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações).

Alphanumeric Sender ID Support

Unsupported by Brazilian carriers. A2P SMS is routed through authorized shortcodes (5 digits) or registered long codes.

Two-Way Messaging Capability

Supported via dedicated Brazilian shortcodes or two-way long codes.

Character Encoding Standards

GSM-7 standard (Portuguese accents ã, õ, ç, á, é, í, ó, ú require UCS-2 or standard GSM transliteration).

Compliance Framework: LGPD (Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados) and Anatel Telecommunications Regulations; commercial marketing requires explicit opt-in.
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Frequently Asked Questions for Brazil

What is the international calling code for Brazil?

Brazil's country calling code is +55. International format consists of +55 followed by the 2-digit DDD area code and 9-digit mobile number.

What is the mandatory 9th digit in Brazilian mobile numbers?

Anatel mandated adding the digit '9' at the beginning of all mobile numbers across Brazil to expand numbering capacity. All Brazilian mobile numbers have 11 digits domestically (DDD + 9 digits).

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