# MCC / MNC lookup.

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- Last updated: 2026-10-21
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ITU-T E.212 reference · runs in your browser

Find the Mobile Country Code and Mobile Network Code behind an operator — search by MCC, MNC, country or operator name. A curated subset of GCC, MENA and major global networks, based on ITU-T Recommendation E.212.

93 of 93 networks

| MCC | MNC | PLMN | Country | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 424 | 02 | 424-02 | United Arab Emirates AE | Etisalat (e&) |
| 424 | 03 | 424-03 | United Arab Emirates AE | du (EITC) |
| 430 | 00 | 430-00 | United Arab Emirates AE | Etisalat (Abu Dhabi legacy MCC) |
| 431 | 00 | 431-00 | United Arab Emirates AE | Etisalat (Dubai legacy MCC) |
| 420 | 01 | 420-01 | Saudi Arabia SA | STC (Saudi Telecom) |
| 420 | 03 | 420-03 | Saudi Arabia SA | Mobily (Etihad Etisalat) |
| 420 | 04 | 420-04 | Saudi Arabia SA | Zain KSA |
| 427 | 01 | 427-01 | Qatar QA | Ooredoo Qatar |
| 427 | 02 | 427-02 | Qatar QA | Vodafone Qatar |
| 419 | 02 | 419-02 | Kuwait KW | Zain Kuwait |
| 419 | 03 | 419-03 | Kuwait KW | Ooredoo Kuwait |
| 419 | 04 | 419-04 | Kuwait KW | STC Kuwait |
| 426 | 01 | 426-01 | Bahrain BH | Batelco |
| 426 | 02 | 426-02 | Bahrain BH | Zain Bahrain |
| 426 | 04 | 426-04 | Bahrain BH | STC Bahrain |
| 422 | 02 | 422-02 | Oman OM | Omantel |
| 422 | 03 | 422-03 | Oman OM | Ooredoo Oman |
| 602 | 01 | 602-01 | Egypt EG | Orange Egypt |
| 602 | 02 | 602-02 | Egypt EG | Vodafone Egypt |
| 602 | 03 | 602-03 | Egypt EG | Etisalat Misr |
| 602 | 04 | 602-04 | Egypt EG | WE (Telecom Egypt) |
| 416 | 01 | 416-01 | Jordan JO | Zain Jordan |
| 416 | 03 | 416-03 | Jordan JO | Umniah |
| 416 | 77 | 416-77 | Jordan JO | Orange Jordan |
| 415 | 01 | 415-01 | Lebanon LB | Alfa (MIC1) |
| 415 | 03 | 415-03 | Lebanon LB | touch (MIC2) |
| 418 | 05 | 418-05 | Iraq IQ | Asiacell |
| 418 | 20 | 418-20 | Iraq IQ | Zain Iraq |
| 418 | 40 | 418-40 | Iraq IQ | Korek Telecom |
| 604 | 00 | 604-00 | Morocco MA | Orange Morocco (Médi Télécom) |
| 604 | 01 | 604-01 | Morocco MA | IAM (Maroc Telecom) |
| 604 | 02 | 604-02 | Morocco MA | inwi (Wana) |
| 605 | 01 | 605-01 | Tunisia TN | Orange Tunisia |
| 605 | 02 | 605-02 | Tunisia TN | Tunisie Telecom |
| 605 | 03 | 605-03 | Tunisia TN | Ooredoo Tunisia |
| 310 | 410 | 310-410 | United States US | AT&T Mobility |
| 310 | 260 | 310-260 | United States US | T-Mobile USA |
| 311 | 480 | 311-480 | United States US | Verizon Wireless |
| 302 | 220 | 302-220 | Canada CA | Telus |
| 302 | 610 | 302-610 | Canada CA | Bell Mobility |
| 302 | 720 | 302-720 | Canada CA | Rogers Wireless |
| 234 | 10 | 234-10 | United Kingdom GB | O2 (Telefónica UK) |
| 234 | 15 | 234-15 | United Kingdom GB | Vodafone UK |
| 234 | 20 | 234-20 | United Kingdom GB | Three (Hutchison) |
| 234 | 30 | 234-30 | United Kingdom GB | EE (T-Mobile) |
| 262 | 01 | 262-01 | Germany DE | Telekom Deutschland |
| 262 | 02 | 262-02 | Germany DE | Vodafone Germany |
| 262 | 03 | 262-03 | Germany DE | Telefónica (o2) |
| 208 | 01 | 208-01 | France FR | Orange France |
| 208 | 10 | 208-10 | France FR | SFR |
| 208 | 15 | 208-15 | France FR | Free Mobile |
| 208 | 20 | 208-20 | France FR | Bouygues Telecom |
| 214 | 01 | 214-01 | Spain ES | Vodafone Spain |
| 214 | 03 | 214-03 | Spain ES | Orange Spain |
| 214 | 07 | 214-07 | Spain ES | Movistar (Telefónica) |
| 222 | 01 | 222-01 | Italy IT | TIM (Telecom Italia) |
| 222 | 10 | 222-10 | Italy IT | Vodafone Italy |
| 222 | 88 | 222-88 | Italy IT | WindTre |
| 204 | 04 | 204-04 | Netherlands NL | Vodafone NL |
| 204 | 08 | 204-08 | Netherlands NL | KPN |
| 286 | 01 | 286-01 | Turkey TR | Turkcell |
| 286 | 02 | 286-02 | Turkey TR | Vodafone Turkey |
| 286 | 03 | 286-03 | Turkey TR | Türk Telekom |
| 621 | 20 | 621-20 | Nigeria NG | Airtel Nigeria |
| 621 | 30 | 621-30 | Nigeria NG | MTN Nigeria |
| 621 | 50 | 621-50 | Nigeria NG | Globacom (Glo) |
| 655 | 01 | 655-01 | South Africa ZA | Vodacom |
| 655 | 07 | 655-07 | South Africa ZA | Cell C |
| 655 | 10 | 655-10 | South Africa ZA | MTN South Africa |
| 724 | 03 | 724-03 | Brazil BR | TIM Brazil |
| 724 | 05 | 724-05 | Brazil BR | Claro Brazil |
| 724 | 06 | 724-06 | Brazil BR | Vivo (Telefônica) |
| 334 | 020 | 334-020 | Mexico MX | Telcel (América Móvil) |
| 505 | 01 | 505-01 | Australia AU | Telstra |
| 505 | 02 | 505-02 | Australia AU | Optus |
| 505 | 03 | 505-03 | Australia AU | Vodafone Australia |
| 460 | 00 | 460-00 | China CN | China Mobile |
| 460 | 01 | 460-01 | China CN | China Unicom |
| 460 | 11 | 460-11 | China CN | China Telecom |
| 440 | 10 | 440-10 | Japan JP | NTT docomo |
| 440 | 20 | 440-20 | Japan JP | SoftBank |
| 440 | 51 | 440-51 | Japan JP | KDDI (au) |
| 450 | 05 | 450-05 | South Korea KR | SK Telecom |
| 450 | 06 | 450-06 | South Korea KR | LG U+ |
| 450 | 08 | 450-08 | South Korea KR | KT |
| 510 | 01 | 510-01 | Indonesia ID | Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison |
| 510 | 10 | 510-10 | Indonesia ID | Telkomsel |
| 510 | 11 | 510-11 | Indonesia ID | XL (XLSMART) |
| 410 | 01 | 410-01 | Pakistan PK | Jazz (Mobilink) |
| 410 | 04 | 410-04 | Pakistan PK | Zong |
| 410 | 06 | 410-06 | Pakistan PK | Telenor Pakistan |
| 404 | 10 | 404-10 | India IN | Bharti Airtel (Delhi circle) |
| 405 | 857 | 405-857 | India IN | Reliance Jio |

Curated, non-exhaustive subset. This table lists well-known public operators for the GCC/MENA region and the largest global networks — it is a debugging aid, not the authoritative register. MNC assignments change with mergers, rebrands and reallocations. For a complete and current list, consult the official ITU-T E.212 assignments.

The short answer

## What are MCC and MNC?

The Mobile Country Code (MCC) is a three-digit code that identifies a country, and the Mobile Network Code (MNC) is a two- or three-digit code that identifies an operator within it. They are defined by ITU-T Recommendation E.212 and together form the PLMN identity that begins every IMSI stored on a SIM. A network is uniquely identified by the pair — for example 424-02 is Etisalat in the UAE.

MCC/MNC is a signalling identifier, not a dialling code. It is used in HLR lookups, roaming, number portability and IMSI parsing — distinct from the E.164 country calling code (like +971) that routes calls and SMS. Watch the width: most MNCs are two digits, but North American codes (MCC 310–316) are three, and leading zeros matter.

## Frequently asked questions

**What is an MCC and MNC?**

MCC (Mobile Country Code) is a three-digit code identifying a country, and MNC (Mobile Network Code) is a two- or three-digit code identifying an operator within that country. Together they are defined by ITU-T Recommendation E.212 and form the PLMN identity that begins every IMSI on a SIM.

**Where do MCC and MNC actually appear?**

The MCC+MNC pair is the leading digits of the IMSI stored on a SIM card, and the network broadcasts it as the PLMN ID. HLR/HNI lookups, roaming agreements and number-portability databases all use it to identify a subscriber's home network.

**Is the MNC always two digits?**

No. The MNC is two digits in most of the world but three digits in North America (MCC 310–316) and a few other markets. Leading zeros are significant — MNC 02 and MNC 2 are different codes — so always preserve the zero when parsing an IMSI or building a PLMN ID.

**How is MCC/MNC different from a country calling code?**

A country calling code such as +971 is part of the E.164 dialling plan used to route calls and SMS to a number. The MCC/MNC (E.212) identifies the network a SIM belongs to at the signalling layer. The UAE dials with +971 but its MCC is 424 — the two numbering systems are unrelated.

**Why might a lookup show more than one code for one operator?**

Operators can hold several MNCs — for legacy 2G/3G/4G cores, acquired brands, or historic per-region allocations. Some countries also retain legacy MCCs (the UAE, for example, has historic codes 430 and 431 alongside the current 424). All valid codes for a network should be treated as that operator.

**Is this list authoritative?**

No. It is a curated, non-exhaustive subset for quick reference and debugging, focused on GCC/MENA plus major global operators. Assignments change over time, so for operational or billing decisions confirm against the official ITU E.212 register or your provider's routing tables.

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