Area Code 372 – Jalal-Abat
The phone area code for Jalal-Abat is 372 (international format +996372). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.
📍 Geographic Location of Jalal-Abat
Geographic Overview
The +996 372 area code is the national destination code (NDC) for the Jalal-Abad region in the Kyrgyz Republic. This geographic code is assigned to fixed-line telephone services within the administrative jurisdiction of Jalal-Abad Oblast, which encompasses the city of Jalal-Abad and its surrounding districts. The region is located in the western part of the country, near the border with Uzbekistan, and is an important economic and cultural hub.
Dialing Format
Within Kyrgyzstan, calls to Jalal-Abad numbers are made using the national trunk prefix 0 followed by the area code and the subscriber number. The complete national format is 0 372 XXX XXX, where the subscriber number consists of six digits. For example, a local number might appear as 0 372 123 456.
For international callers, the country calling code +996 is used, followed by the area code without the leading trunk prefix. The international format is +996 372 XXX XXX. Thus, the same number would be dialed as +996 372 123 456 from abroad.
Caller Instructions
- Local callers (within Jalal-Abad): If you are calling from another fixed line within the same area code, you may need to dial only the six-digit subscriber number, depending on your local exchange. However, for clarity and to avoid misdialing, it is recommended to use the full national format 0 372 XXX XXX.
- National callers (from other regions of Kyrgyzstan): Dial 0 372 XXX XXX.
- International callers: Dial your country's exit code (e.g., 00 from most countries, 011 from the US/Canada), then 996 372 XXX XXX.
Numbering and Overlays
As of the current numbering plan, there are no overlay codes in the Jalal-Abad area. The area code 372 serves exclusively the geographic region of Jalal-Abad. Subscriber numbers are six digits long, and the total length of a national significant number (NSN) is nine digits (including the area code).
This geographic code is used for PSTN (public switched telephone network) services, and some VoIP providers may also assign numbers with this code, but the primary allocation is for fixed-line services.