Uzbekistan Country Code

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan’s country calling code is +998, and the standard national number length is 9 digits (excluding the country code). A key thing that makes Uzbekistan easy to dial is that the numbering plan uses no trunk prefix (no domestic leading “0” to add or remove). So within Uzbekistan you typically dial the full 9-digit number as issued, and from abroad you dial +998 followed by the same 9 digits. If you’re calling out from Uzbekistan to another country, the international dialing prefix is 00 (or you can use the + sign on mobiles). 

The practical difference between landlines vs mobiles is the leading 2-digit code after +998. Landlines (PSTN/geographic) use regional/city codes like 71 (Tashkent city), 66 (Samarkand), or 65 (Bukhara), followed by 7 subscriber digits (example: +998 71 XXX XXXX). Mobiles use non-geographic operator prefixes such as 90/91 (Beeline), 93/94/50 (Ucell), 97/88 (Mobiuz), 77/95/99 (Uzmobile), 33 (Humans), and 98 (Perfectum Mobile)—again followed by 7 digits. For consistent results (especially for travel, roaming, and messaging apps), store Uzbekistan contacts in international format as +998 plus all digits. 

What are the emergency numbers in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan’s long-standing emergency numbers are 101 (fire), 102 (police), and 103 (ambulance). A unified emergency number 112 was introduced (with the older numbers still working).