Emergency Number
Mexico uses 911 as the national harmonized emergency number. Older emergency codes were phased out in favor of 911 for public access to emergency response.
Dial Code: +52•Last updated: January 1, 2026
Mexican mobile numbers are 10 digits. For international calls, use +52 + 10-digit number. When dialing locally from a mobile, add 044 prefix. Area codes are typically 2 digits.
To call a Mexico phone number, the exact format depends on where the call starts. Domestic and international formatting can differ, and international calls to Mexico use the +52 country code.
044 55 1234 5678+52 55 1234 567800 1 212 555 0123Note: Domestic dialing conventions in Mexico have changed over time, and older mobile formats may include prefixes such as 044 in sample numbers.
This table breaks down the example number shown for Mexico.
| Component | Digits | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Country Code | 2 | +52 | Used in international format for calls into Mexico. |
| Domestic Mobile Prefix | 3 | 044 | This example uses the older domestic mobile dialing prefix shown in the site's sample format. |
| Area Code | 2 | 55 | The example uses the Mexico City area code. |
| Subscriber Number | 8 | 12345678 | The remaining digits identify the local subscriber number. |
Some numbers and prefixes in Mexico have special rules or reserved uses.
Mexico uses 911 as the national harmonized emergency number. Older emergency codes were phased out in favor of 911 for public access to emergency response.
Mexico uses 800 numbers for toll-free services. These non-geographic numbers are commonly used by businesses and government help lines.
Mexico also reserves special non-geographic ranges such as 900 for premium or value-added services, which can involve higher call charges than standard numbers.
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input[type="tel"] {
mask: 000 0000 0000;
mask-image: none; /* Fallback */
}