Area Code 60 – Mobile Network
The phone area code for Mobile Network is 60 (international format +4560). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.
📞 Exchange Codes (NXX) for Area Code 60
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Overview of Denmark's +45 60 Prefix
The +45 60 prefix is a non-geographic mobile network prefix assigned within Denmark's national numbering plan, as governed by the Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen) under ITU-T E.164 recommendations. Unlike geographic area codes, which correspond to specific administrative regions, the 60 prefix is location-independent and is allocated to Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) and Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) operating in Denmark. This means that a number beginning with +45 60 is associated with a mobile subscription, not a fixed-line service, and can be used by subscribers across the entire country.
Number Format and Dialing Procedures
Danish mobile numbers, including those under the 60 prefix, consist of eight digits in total when dialed nationally. The national significant number (NSN) is the eight digits following the country code +45. For example, a typical number might be formatted as 60 12 34 56. When dialing from within Denmark, you would simply dial the eight-digit number: 60 12 34 56. There is no trunk prefix (such as '0') used in Denmark for national dialing; the number is dialed as-is. When dialing from abroad, you must include the country code: +45 60 12 34 56 (or 0045 60 12 34 56 using the international access code). It is important to note that Danish mobile numbers do not have a separate area code; the entire eight-digit sequence is the subscriber number.
Mobile Services and Portability
Numbers with the 60 prefix are used for voice, SMS, MMS, and mobile data services. They are assigned to subscribers of various Danish mobile operators, including major networks like TDC Net, Telenor, Telia, and 3, as well as numerous MVNOs. Due to mobile number portability (MNP), a subscriber may retain their +45 60 number even if they switch operators. Consequently, the prefix does not definitively indicate the current network operator; it only reflects the original allocation range. For international callers, sending SMS or MMS to a +45 60 number is straightforward: use the international format (+45 followed by the eight-digit number). For voice calls, standard international rates apply, depending on the caller's carrier and any roaming agreements.
Regulatory and Technical Notes
The Danish Energy Agency periodically reviews and updates the numbering plan to ensure efficient use of resources. The 60 prefix is part of a series of mobile prefixes (e.g., 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 81-89) that are designated for mobile services. These prefixes are non-geographic, meaning they are not tied to any specific city or region. This allows users to keep their number when moving within Denmark. For businesses, using a +45 60 number can be advantageous as it presents a mobile presence and supports direct contact with customers. However, it is essential to verify the current operator and service availability, as some numbers may be used for machine-to-machine (M2M) communications or other specialized services.