List of mobile country codes
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This is a list of Mobile Country Codes (MCCs) defined in ITU E.212 ("Land Mobile Numbering Plan") for use in identifying mobile stations in wireless telephone networks, particularly GSM and UMTS networks. A MCC is often used in combination with a Mobile Network Code (as a "MCC / MNC tuple") in order to uniquely identify a network operator.
The MCC is part of the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) number, which uniquely identifies a particular subscriber, and is stored on a (usually) removable SIM card. The current MCC (i.e. the country in which the modem is now) may also be obtained from a GSM/UMTS wireless modem using the AT command AT+COPS:
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[edit] National codes
[edit] Notes
- 000-099, 100-199, and 800-899 are Reserved codes.
- 901 is used for International Shared Codes, for allocations to trans-national networks (e.g. satellite). (See below table.)
[edit] International Shared Codes
The ITU designates MCC 901 as a container for super-political telephone services. The following are the network codes for super-political providers under MCC 901:
| ICO Global Communications (link) | 901 01 |
| Sense Communications (link) | 901 02 |
| Iridium Satellite LLC | 901 03 |
| Globalstar | 901 04 |
| Thuraya RMSS Network (link) | 901 05 |
| Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications Company | 901 06 |
| Ellipso (link) | 901 07 |
| GSM unsubscribed (see note) | 901 08 |
| Tele1 Europe | 901 09 |
| Asia Cellular Satellite (link) | 901 10 |
| Inmarsat Ltd. | 901 11 |
| Maritime Communications Partner AS (link) | 901 12 |
| Global Networks, Inc. | 901 13 |
| AeroMobile (ArInc/Telenor) (link) | 901 14 |
| SITA (OnAir) (link) | 901 15 |
| Jasper Systems, Inc. | 901 16 |
| Jersey Telecom (link) | 901 17 |
| Cingular Wireless WMS (link) | 901 18 |
| Vodafone Malta Maritime | 901 19 |
[edit] Note
- 901 08 is reserved for station identification where the mobile does not have a subscription IMSI (i.e. no SIM installed), for the purpose of making emergency calls without paid wireless service (which must be permitted in some jurisdictions).
