Prefixyr.com
Comoros ☎️ Landline / Geographic

Area Code 778 – Mitsamiouli

The phone area code for Mitsamiouli is 778 (international format +269778). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
03:33:50
UTC • UTC +00:00
Full Dialing Format
+269778
Population 4,811
👥
Admin Region Grande Comore
🗺️
Elevation 48m
🏔️
GPS Coordinates -11.3847, 43.2844
📍

📍 Geographic Location of Mitsamiouli

Geographic Overview

The +269 778 prefix is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the Mitsamiouli area, located on the island of Grande Comore (Ngazidja) in the Union of the Comoros. Mitsamiouli is a coastal town in the northwest of the island, known for its beaches and as a gateway to the Mitsamiouli-Douhani region. This prefix is used for fixed-line (PSTN) services within the local exchange area.

Dialing Formats

When calling a Mitsamiouli number from within Comoros, subscribers must dial the trunk prefix 0 followed by the NDC and the subscriber number. The national significant number (NSN) for geographic numbers in Comoros is typically 7 digits, with the NDC being 3 digits (e.g., 778) and the subscriber number being 4 digits. The complete national dialing format is: 0 778 XXXX.

For international callers, the Comoros country code is +269. The international format requires dropping the leading trunk prefix '0'. Therefore, to call a Mitsamiouli number from abroad, you would dial: +269 778 XXXX. For example, if the local subscriber number is 1234, the full international number would be +269 778 1234.

Caller Instructions

  • Local callers (within Comoros): Dial the full national number including the trunk prefix: 0778 XXXX (if the subscriber number is 4 digits) or as per the local 7-digit format. Always include the '0' before the NDC when dialing from a different region or a mobile phone.
  • International callers: Dial your country's international access code (e.g., 00 or +), then the Comoros country code 269, followed by the NDC and subscriber number without the leading '0': +269 778 XXXX.

Numbering Plan Considerations

Comoros operates under ITU-T E.164 standards. The country code +269 is shared by all islands of the Union. Geographic prefixes like 778 are allocated to specific fixed-line exchanges, and numbers are not portable across different geographic areas. However, mobile numbers in Comoros are non-geographic and begin with different prefixes (e.g., 3, 4, 5, 9). As of the latest ITU operational bulletin, no overlay code has been assigned for Mitsamiouli; the 778 prefix remains dedicated to that exchange.

For businesses or individuals in Mitsamiouli, having a local number with the 778 prefix helps establish a local presence and reduces long-distance charges for customers within the area. When dialing from abroad, be mindful of time zone differences (UTC+3) and potential network congestion during peak hours.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I call a Mitsamiouli number from the United States?
Dial the US international access code 011, then Comoros country code 269, followed by the local number without the leading 0. For example, 011 269 778 XXXX.
Is the +269 778 prefix for mobile or fixed lines?
It is a geographic prefix assigned to fixed-line (PSTN) services in the Mitsamiouli area on Grande Comore island. Mobile numbers in Comoros use different prefixes.
What is the correct format for dialing a Mitsamiouli number from within Comoros?
From within Comoros, you must dial the trunk prefix 0, then the area code 778, and the 4-digit subscriber number. For example: 0778 XXXX.
Can I port a Mitsamiouli fixed-line number to a mobile operator?
Number portability is limited in Comoros. Geographic fixed-line numbers are generally tied to their exchange area and cannot be ported to mobile networks. Mobile-to-mobile portability may be available among operators.
Are there any special charges for calling a +269 778 number from abroad?
International call rates vary by your service provider. Calls to Comoros are typically billed at international rates, which may be higher than domestic calls. Check with your carrier for specific pricing.