Spain Country Code

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Spain

Spain’s country calling code is +34, and Spain uses a closed 9-digit numbering plan—in practice, that means you normally dial the full 9 digits for Spanish numbers (whether you’re calling across the country or within the same region). Unlike many countries, Spain does not use a national trunk prefix like “0” for domestic long-distance calls, so a Spanish landline or mobile is typically just dialed as its full 9-digit national number inside Spain. 

When calling Spain from abroad, dial your international exit code (or just +), then 34, then the full 9-digit Spanish number. Landlines are usually in geographic ranges starting with 8 or 9, while mobiles generally start with 6 or 7—but either way, from outside Spain the pattern is the same: +34 followed by the 9 digits. Example: a Madrid landline starting 91… becomes +34 91…, and a mobile starting 6… becomes +34 6…. 

What are the emergency numbers in Spain

The general emergency number in Spain is 112 (free and works nationwide). You may also see 091 (Policía Nacional), 062 (Guardia Civil), and 092 (local/municipal police in many areas). For urgent medical emergencies, 061 is widely used in Spain (often alongside 112).