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Area Code 362 – Samsun

The phone area code for Samsun is 362 (international format +90362). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
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Full Dialing Format
+90362
Population 394,050
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Admin Region Samsun
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Elevation 64m
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GPS Coordinates 41.2798, 36.3361
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📍 Geographic Location of Samsun

Geographic Overview

The +90 362 area code is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the province of Samsun, located on the northern coast of Türkiye along the Black Sea. Samsun is one of the country's largest metropolitan areas and a key commercial port city. The code covers the central districts of Samsun (Atakum, Canik, İlkadım, Tekkeköy) as well as surrounding districts such as Bafra, Çarşamba, Havza, Kavak, Ladik, Ondokuzmayıs, Salıpazarı, Terme, Vezirköprü, and Yakakent. It does not include the neighboring provinces of Ordu (452), Amasya (358), or Sinop (368), which have their own distinct codes.

Dialing Formats

When calling a Samsun landline from abroad, dial the international access prefix (e.g., 00 from most countries, or + from mobile), followed by the Turkish country code 90, then the area code 362 (dropping the leading 0 used domestically), and finally the 7-digit subscriber number. For example, a local number 234 56 78 would be dialed as +90 362 234 56 78 from outside Türkiye.

Within Türkiye, callers must use the national trunk prefix 0 before the area code, making the full domestic dialing sequence 0 362 234 56 78. For local calls within the same area code, the subscriber number alone (7 digits) is sufficient, though some operators may require the area code for mobile or intercity calls. No overlay codes are currently in effect for Samsun; the 362 code remains the sole geographic code for the province.

Caller Instructions

For international callers: Ensure you have the correct country code (+90) and drop the initial '0' from the area code. Check with your service provider for any international dialing restrictions or additional charges, especially when calling from VoIP or mobile networks.

For domestic callers: When calling from a mobile phone, you may need to include the '0' prefix even if you are within the same province, as mobile networks route based on the full national number. For landline-to-landline calls within Samsun, local dialing without the area code is often possible, but using the full national format is always safe.

As with all Turkish geographic numbers, calls to 362 are tariffed as local or national depending on the caller's location and operator. For businesses, having a Samsun number establishes a local presence and can be critical for customer trust in the region.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Which cities or districts are covered by the +90 362 area code?
The +90 362 area code covers the province of Samsun, including central districts like Atakum, Canik, İlkadım, and Tekkeköy, as well as surrounding districts such as Bafra, Çarşamba, Havza, Kavak, Ladik, Ondokuzmayıs, Salıpazarı, Terme, Vezirköprü, and Yakakent.
How do I call a Samsun landline from abroad?
Dial your country's international access code (e.g., 00 or +), then Türkiye's country code 90, followed by the area code 362 (without the leading 0), and the 7-digit local number. For example, +90 362 234 56 78.
Do I need to dial '0' before the area code when calling from within Türkiye?
Yes, for domestic calls from outside the Samsun area code, you must dial 0 (trunk prefix) followed by 362 and the subscriber number. From a mobile phone, it is recommended to always include 0 362 even when calling within Samsun.
Is the 362 area code used for mobile phones?
No, 362 is a geographic area code assigned to fixed landlines in Samsun. Mobile numbers in Türkiye use non-geographic prefixes starting with 5 (e.g., 530, 532, 541) and are not tied to a specific region.
Are there any overlay codes or upcoming changes for Samsun?
As of now, there is no overlay code for Samsun; 362 remains the only geographic code for the province. No changes have been announced by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK).