National Telecom Specification

Italy (+39) 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 Italy.

Country Dialing Code +39 ISO: IT
Domestic Trunk Prefix None Omitted internationally
National Length 9-10 digits Local subscriber digits
Full E.164 Length 11-12 digits (+39 3xx xxx xxxx) With +39 prefix

Telephony Architecture & Carrier Allocations

Destination Codes: Geographic 02/06 (preserves 0), Mobile 3xx
Mobile Prefix Patterns: 3xx (32x, 33x, 34x, 36x, 37x, 38x, 39x) allocated exclusively for mobile cellular
Major Mobile Network Operators: TIM (Telecom Italia), Vodafone Italia, WindTre, Iliad Italia

A2P Messaging Regulations & Firewall Policies

A2P 10DLC & Campaign Registration

Not applicable. Supervised by AGCOM (Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni).

Alphanumeric Sender ID Support

Supported up to 11 characters. AGCOM requires registration on the Registry of Communication Operators (ROC) for commercial sender IDs.

Two-Way Messaging Capability

Supported using Italian 3xx mobile numbers.

Character Encoding Standards

GSM-7 standard (Italian accents à, è, é, ì, ò, ù are in the default GSM-7 character set).

Compliance Framework: Italian Privacy Code, AGCOM Resolution 42/13/CIR, and EU GDPR.
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Frequently Asked Questions for Italy

What is the international dialing code for Italy?

The country calling code for Italy is +39. Unlike most European countries, Italian landline numbers keep the leading 0 when dialed internationally (e.g. +39 06 for Rome), but mobile numbers start with 3 (e.g. +39 340).

Can I use an Alphanumeric Sender ID in Italy?

Yes, but Italian telecom regulator AGCOM requires business entity registration to prevent unauthorized sender spoofing.

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