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Area Code 27 – Vac

The phone area code for Vac is 27 (international format +3627). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
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Full Dialing Format
+3627
Population 35,108
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Admin Region Pest County
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Elevation 113m
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GPS Coordinates 47.7759, 19.1361
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📍 Geographic Location of Vac

Geographic Overview

The Hungarian area code +36 27 is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the administrative region of Vác, a historic town in Pest County, Hungary. Vác is located on the left bank of the Danube River, approximately 30 kilometers north of Budapest. The code covers Vác itself and the surrounding settlements within its telephone exchange area, including but not limited to: Göd, Sződ, Sződliget, Kosd, Vácduka, Váchartyán, and Püspökszilágy. This area is part of the Budapest metropolitan region, and the code is administered by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) under the national numbering plan.

Dialing Formats

For callers within Hungary, the trunk prefix 0 is used before the area code, followed by the subscriber number. The local subscriber number length for this area is typically 6 or 7 digits, depending on the specific exchange and historical number allocation. The complete national dialing format is:

  • National (within Hungary): 0 27 XX XX XXX (or 0 27 XXX XXX)
  • International (from abroad): +36 27 XX XX XXX (or +36 27 XXX XXX)

For example, a local Vác number might be dialed as 0 27 500 123 from elsewhere in Hungary, or as +36 27 500 123 from any international location. When calling from a mobile phone within Hungary, it is common to use the international format (+36 27...) as well, since mobile networks handle both formats seamlessly.

Overlay and Numbering Considerations

Currently, there is no overlay code for the Vác area; the 27 code remains the sole geographic code for this region. However, due to the proximity to Budapest, some businesses may opt for non-geographic or VoIP numbers for broader reach. It is important to note that geographic numbers are tied to a physical location, and tariffs for calling these numbers may vary depending on the caller's operator and subscription plan.

Caller Instructions

For local callers: If you are within the Vác area, you may be able to dial just the subscriber number without the area code, depending on your local exchange configuration. However, it is always safe to include the area code to avoid misrouting.

For international callers: Always replace the leading zero of the national prefix with the country code +36. Ensure you have the correct international exit code for your country (e.g., 00 from most European countries, 011 from North America).

For any assistance with number portability or specific routing, consult your service provider.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Which cities or areas are covered by the Hungarian area code +36 27?
The +36 27 area code covers Vác and its surrounding settlements in Pest County, including Göd, Sződ, Sződliget, Kosd, Vácduka, Váchartyán, and Püspökszilágy.
How do I dial a Vác number from abroad?
To call a Vác number from abroad, dial your country's international exit code, then Hungary's country code 36, then the area code 27 (without the leading zero), followed by the subscriber number. For example, +36 27 500 123.
Is +36 27 a mobile or landline prefix?
+36 27 is a geographic landline prefix assigned to the Vác area. Mobile numbers in Hungary have their own non-geographic prefixes starting with 30, 20, 70, etc.
Do I need to dial the area code when calling within Vác?
If you are calling from a landline within the same local exchange area, you might be able to dial only the subscriber number. However, it is recommended to include the area code (27) to ensure proper routing, especially from mobile phones.
What is the number length for Vác landlines?
Subscriber numbers in the Vác area are typically 6 or 7 digits long. When combined with the area code 27, the total national significant number length is 8 or 9 digits (excluding the trunk prefix 0).