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Area Code 235 – Orhei

The phone area code for Orhei is 235 (international format +373235). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
19:01:13
Europe/Chisinau • UTC +03:00
Full Dialing Format
+373235
Population 125,800
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Admin Region Orhei
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Elevation 164m
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GPS Coordinates 47.4167, 28.8333
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📍 Geographic Location of Orhei

Geographic Overview

The area code 235 is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the Orhei district in the Republic of Moldova. Orhei is a significant administrative and cultural center located approximately 40 kilometers north of the capital, Chișinău. The code covers the city of Orhei and the surrounding localities within the district, including rural communities and smaller towns. As a geographic code, it routes calls to fixed-line telephones connected to the PSTN in that specific region.

Dialing Formats

To call a fixed-line number in Orhei, you must use the appropriate format depending on your location.

  • Within Moldova (domestic call): Dial 0 235 XXX XXX. The leading '0' is the trunk prefix used to access the national network. The number length after the trunk prefix is 9 digits (including the NDC).
  • From abroad (international call): Dial your country's international exit code, then +373 235 XXX XXX. The '+373' is Moldova's country calling code, and the '235' is the area code. Do not include the domestic trunk prefix '0' when calling from outside Moldova.

Numbering Details

Subscriber numbers in the Orhei area code are typically 6 digits long, resulting in a complete national significant number (NSN) of 9 digits (0 235 XXX XXX). The prefix is allocated to fixed-line services, and numbers are used by residential, business, and government subscribers. As with all geographic codes in Moldova, the assignment is based on the physical location of the telephone line, not the service provider.

Overlay and Dialing Considerations

Currently, there is no overlay code for the Orhei area. The 235 code is unique to the region, and local calls within the same area code can be made using the 6-digit subscriber number without dialing the area code, depending on the operator's local dialing rules. However, for calls from other regions in Moldova, the full national format (0 235 XXX XXX) is required.

Caller Instructions

  • Local callers (within Orhei): If your operator supports local dialing, you may dial only the 6-digit subscriber number. Otherwise, use the full national format.
  • Callers from other Moldovan cities: Always dial 0 235 followed by the subscriber number.
  • International callers: Use the international format +373 235 XXX XXX. Ensure you replace the '+' with your country's exit code (e.g., 011 from the US, 00 from most European countries).

Always verify the exact subscriber number with the recipient, as numbers in Moldova are subject to change due to number portability and renumbering.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the area code for Orhei, Moldova?
The area code for Orhei is 235. When dialing from abroad, you use +373 235 followed by the local subscriber number.
How do I call an Orhei number from the United States?
From the US, dial 011 (international exit code), then 373 (Moldova country code), then 235 (Orhei area code), and finally the 6-digit local number. For example, 011 373 235 123456.
Is the 235 area code used for mobile phones?
No, the 235 area code is a geographic code assigned to fixed-line telephones in the Orhei district. Mobile numbers in Moldova use non-geographic prefixes starting with 6 or 7.
Do I need to dial the trunk prefix '0' when calling Orhei from another Moldovan city?
Yes, when calling from another fixed or mobile line within Moldova, you must dial 0 235 followed by the subscriber number. The trunk prefix '0' is required for all domestic calls to geographic numbers.
Can I call Orhei numbers using VoIP services?
Yes, you can call Orhei numbers using VoIP services. The dialing format is the same as for international calls: +373 235 XXX XXX. However, some VoIP providers may require you to use a specific exit code instead of '+', so check your provider's instructions.