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Area Code 91 – Qasigannguit

The phone area code for Qasigannguit is 91 (international format +29991). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
03:34:36
UTC • UTC +00:00
Full Dialing Format
+29991
Population 1,081
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Admin Region Qeqertalik
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Elevation 13m
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GPS Coordinates 68.8193, -51.1922
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📍 Geographic Location of Qasigannguit

Geographic Overview

The area code 91 is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) within the Greenlandic national numbering plan, allocated to the town of Qasigannguit (formerly Qasigiannguit, also known as Christianshåb). Located on the southeastern shore of Disko Bay in western Greenland, Qasigannguit is part of the Qeqertalik municipality. This code serves the town and its immediate surroundings, including the nearby settlement of Ilimanaq.

Dialing Formats

When calling a landline in Qasigannguit from abroad, you must use the international format: +299 91 XX XX. The country calling code for Greenland is +299, followed by the two-digit area code 91 and the local subscriber number, which is typically 4 digits long. Thus, a complete international number consists of 8 digits after the plus sign.

For domestic calls within Greenland (i.e., from another town or region), you dial 91 XX XX – omitting the country code. However, if you are calling from within the same local area, you may be able to dial only the 4-digit subscriber number, depending on your operator's local dialing plan. Always check with your service provider for the exact local dialing procedure.

Caller Instructions

  • International callers: Dial the international access prefix (e.g., 00 from most countries, or + from mobile phones), then 299, then 91, followed by the local number. Example: +299 91 23 45.
  • Domestic callers outside Qasigannguit: Dial 91 and then the local number. Example: 91 23 45.
  • Local callers within Qasigannguit: Some operators allow direct dialing of the 4-digit subscriber number, but it is safer to use the full area code.

Numbering Plan Considerations

Greenland's numbering plan is administered by the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority under the ITU-T E.164 standard. Geographic area codes are assigned to specific towns and settlements, and numbers are not portable across different geographic areas. As of the latest update, there are no overlay codes or 8-digit dialing requirements within Greenland; the national significant number (NSN) is 8 digits, including the area code.

For businesses and residents in Qasigannguit, the 91 prefix is essential for establishing a local presence. When listing a number for international customers, always include the +299 country code to ensure proper routing.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I call a landline in Qasigannguit, Greenland from the United States?
From the US, dial the international access prefix 011, then 299 (Greenland country code), then 91 (Qasigannguit area code), followed by the 4-digit local number. For example, 011 299 91 23 45.
Are numbers with the 91 prefix mobile or landline?
The 91 prefix is a geographic area code assigned to landlines in Qasigannguit. Mobile numbers in Greenland have different prefixes, such as 2, 4, 5, or 6.
Can I call Qasigannguit numbers using VoIP services like Skype?
Yes, you can call Qasigannguit landlines using VoIP services. Simply dial +299 91 followed by the local number. However, charges may apply depending on your VoIP provider's rates for calls to Greenland.
What is the local time in Qasigannguit?
Qasigannguit is in the Greenland time zone (UTC-3 in winter, UTC-2 in summer). When calling, consider the time difference to avoid disturbing residents.
Is number portability available for Qasigannguit landlines?
Geographic number portability is not widely implemented in Greenland. In most cases, you cannot keep your 91 number if you move to a different area code region.