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Area Code 565 – Koder-Thumane/Cudhi, Kruje

The phone area code for Koder-Thumane/Cudhi, Kruje is 565 (international format +355565). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
22:35:46
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Full Dialing Format
+355565
Population 67,698
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Admin Region Durrës County
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Elevation 125m
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GPS Coordinates 41.5500, 19.7500
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📍 Geographic Location of Koder-Thumane/Cudhi, Kruje

Overview of Albania's Geographic Code 565

In Albania's national numbering plan, the geographic area code 565 is assigned to the region encompassing Koder-Thumane and Cudhi, both located within the administrative jurisdiction of Kruje. This code is part of the country's fixed-line PSTN network, serving subscribers in these municipalities and their surrounding areas. The region is situated in central Albania, north of the capital Tirana, and is characterized by a mix of urban and rural settlements.

Coverage and Administrative Jurisdiction

The 565 code covers the administrative units of Koder-Thumane and Cudhi, which are part of the Kruje municipality in the Durres County. Kruje itself is a historic town known for its castle and role in Albanian history. The code serves both residential and business fixed-line customers within this defined geographic area.

Dialing Formats

When dialing a fixed-line number in the 565 area, the subscriber number typically consists of 7 digits after the trunk prefix. The complete national (trunk) format is:

  • 0 565 XXX XXX (when dialing from within Albania)

For international callers, the country code for Albania is +355, and the leading '0' of the trunk prefix is omitted. The international format becomes:

  • +355 565 XXX XXX

For example, a local number might be 0 565 123 456. From abroad, you would dial +355 565 123 456.

Caller Instructions

Local callers within Albania must always include the trunk prefix '0' when dialing any fixed-line number, even if calling from within the same area code. This is standard practice across Albania's numbering plan.

International callers should replace the leading '0' with the country code +355. Ensure you have the correct international exit code for your country (e.g., 00 from most European countries, 011 from the US/Canada) before dialing +355.

Overlay and Numbering Considerations

As of the latest ITU-T E.164 guidelines, Albania has not implemented overlay codes for this geographic area. The 565 code remains exclusively assigned to the Koder-Thumane/Cudhi region. However, number portability is available for fixed-line services, allowing subscribers to retain their numbers when changing operators within the same geographic area.

For businesses or residents in this region, it is essential to display numbers in the international format (+355 565 XXX XXX) on websites and marketing materials to ensure accessibility for both domestic and international clients.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Which cities or regions are covered by Albania's area code 565?
Area code 565 covers the Koder-Thumane and Cudhi administrative units, which are part of the Kruje municipality in Durres County, Albania.
How do I dial a fixed-line number in the 565 area from abroad?
To call a 565 number from outside Albania, dial your country's international exit code, then Albania's country code +355, then the area code 565 (without the leading 0), followed by the 7-digit subscriber number. Example: +355 565 XXX XXX.
Do I need to dial the trunk prefix '0' when calling a 565 number from within Albania?
Yes, when calling from any phone within Albania, you must dial the trunk prefix '0' before the area code. So you would dial 0 565 XXX XXX.
Is area code 565 a mobile or fixed-line prefix?
565 is a geographic fixed-line prefix assigned to the Koder-Thumane/Cudhi area. Mobile numbers in Albania use different prefixes, typically starting with 66, 67, 68, or 69.
Can I port my fixed-line number with area code 565 to another operator?
Yes, fixed-line number portability is available in Albania. You can retain your 565 number when switching operators, as long as you remain within the same geographic area.