Emergency Number
Spain uses 112 as its general emergency number, connecting callers to police, fire, and medical assistance. It is a special emergency access code rather than a standard telephone prefix.
Dial Code: +34•Last updated: January 1, 2026
Spanish mobile numbers start with 6 or 7, followed by 8 digits. Landlines start with 8 or 9, also followed by 8 digits. All Spanish numbers are 9 digits.
To call a Spain phone number, the exact format depends on where the call starts. Domestic calls use the full national number, while international calls to Spain use the +34 country code.
612 345 678+34 612 345 67800 1 212 555 0123Note: Spanish mobile and fixed numbers are commonly dialed as full national numbers without a separate domestic trunk prefix.
This table breaks down the example number shown for Spain.
| Component | Digits | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Country Code | 2 | +34 | Used in international format for calls into Spain. |
| National Prefix | 1 | 6 | This example uses a Spanish mobile number, which begins with 6. |
| Subscriber Number | 8 | 12345678 | The remaining digits identify the mobile subscriber. |
Some numbers and prefixes in Spain have special rules or reserved uses.
Spain uses 112 as its general emergency number, connecting callers to police, fire, and medical assistance. It is a special emergency access code rather than a standard telephone prefix.
Spain uses 800 and 900 for toll-free services. These non-geographic numbers are commonly used for customer support and helplines.
These special prefixes are used for premium-rate services in Spain, including entertainment and professional advisory services, and may carry charges above standard call rates.
^\+34[6-9]\d{8}$|^[6-9]\d{8}$Use this CSS mask to automatically format phone number inputs:
input[type="tel"] {
mask: 000 000 000;
mask-image: none; /* Fallback */
}