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Latest Telecom, Population, and Digital Snapshot

Algeria has more active mobile subscriptions than residents, fast-growing fixed internet, and a mobile market concentrated in three national operators.

Mobile Operators and Market Split

ARPCE reports three active mobile network operators in Algeria: Mobilis, Djezzy, and Ooredoo. The Q3 2025 subscriber base below sums to 55,941,086 active mobile subscribers.

Algeria Number Formats

Algeria uses country code +213, international access prefix 00, and domestic trunk prefix 0. Mobile, VSAT, VoIP, and value-added ranges use the 10-digit ARPCE plan, while geographic fixed numbers remain 9 digits domestically.

• Country code: +213
• International access prefix from Algeria: 00
• Domestic trunk prefix: 0
• Mobile domestic format: 05XX XXX XXX, 06XX XXX XXX, or 07XX XXX XXX
• Mobile international format: +213 5XX XXX XXX, +213 6XX XXX XXX, or +213 7XX XXX XXX
• Fixed-line domestic format: 0XX XX XX XX, such as 021 XX XX XX for Algiers
• Fixed-line international format: +213 XX XX XX XX, such as +213 21 XX XX XX
• VoIP / non-geographic format: 0982 XXX XXX domestically, +213 982 XXX XXX internationally
• VSAT format: 0961 XXX XXX domestically, +213 961 XXX XXX internationally
• Emergency and social short numbers sit mainly in space 1 and do not follow ordinary subscriber-number formatting

Drop the domestic leading 0 after +213. For example, 0550 123 456 becomes +213 550 123 456.

Exact Mobile Carrier Prefix Allocations

ARPCE maps the 05, 06, and 07 mobile families to the three mobile operators with more granular blocks. WhoseNo uses these as original-allocation hints.

Fixed-Line Area Codes

Algerian fixed-line numbers use geographic area codes after the domestic trunk 0. Newer administrative wilayas may share inherited fixed numbering areas from the older area-code map.

Service, VoIP, VSAT, and Short-Number Families

ARPCE separates ordinary mobile and fixed numbers from freephone, value-added, VSAT, VoIP, voice short-code, and SMS short-code ranges.

Emergency and Important Short Numbers

These are important Algerian short numbers from ITU-T E.129 and official / consular emergency references. Caller ID can still be spoofed, so do not treat a displayed number as proof during an unsolicited call.

Digital and Social Context

These connected-device and platform figures help explain the volume of phone مكالمات, messaging, and identity-based scam attempts in Algeria. Advertising audiences are not the same as unique people.

Reporting and Verification

• Use WhoseNo to report suspicious Algerian numbers and help other visitors spot repeated spam or scam activity.
• For telecom service disputes, contact the operator first, then use ARPCE claim / consumer channels if the issue remains unresolved.
• For suspected fraud, OTP theft, bank impersonation, payment requests, SIM takeover, or threats, stop the call and verify through the official bank, operator, police, or institution contact route.
• Use ARPCE numbering guidance for original prefix allocation; do not rely on prefixes alone as proof of the current person or organization behind a call.
• Mobile subscriptions and mobile connections can exceed population because one person or business may use multiple SIMs, modems, IoT lines, or work/personal connections.

Research sources used: ARPCE mobile, internet, fixed-line, and numbering pages; Ministry of Post and Telecommunications fixed internet, mobile quality, and sector-company pages; World Bank / ITU WDI; DataReportal Digital 2026 Algeria; ITU-T E.129 important numbers; and public 2025 5G licensing reports.