Micronesia Country Code

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Micronesia

Micronesia here refers to the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), which uses country code +691. Phone numbers are typically 7 digits in the pattern YYY XXXX (a 3-digit state/service prefix plus a 4-digit subscriber number). In practice, the biggest “landline vs mobile” difference is the prefix block: older fixed-line prefixes like 320 (Pohnpei), 330 (Chuuk), 350 (Yap), 370 (Kosrae) still appear, while many newer allocations use 920–929 (Pohnpei), 930–949 (Chuuk), 950–969 (Yap), and 970–979 (Kosrae mobile). 

To call FSM from abroad, dial your international exit code (or use +), then 691, then the 7-digit local number: +691 YYY XXXX. If you’re calling from the US/Canada specifically, the common pattern is 011 691 YYY XXXX. Because prefixes are tied to states/services, saving contacts in E.164 format (e.g., +691 920 XXXX) is the simplest way to avoid formatting errors across phones and apps. 

What are the emergency numbers in Micronesia (FSM) Mobile numbers use 06X prefixes. The major allocations are 069 (Vodafone) and 067/068 (now under One Albania, following the 2023 merger of One Telecommunications and ALBtelecom). Due to number portability, prefixes show the original allocation, not necessarily the current operator.

For emergency services in the Federated States of Micronesia, dial 911 (police, fire, ambulance).