Toll-free and premium numbers in Equatorial Guinea
Toll-free numbers in Equatorial Guinea start with 8001–8009, 8011–8019, 8021–8029, 8031–8039, 8041–8049, 8051–8059, 8061–8069, 8071–8079, 8081–8089 or 8091–8099 after the country code +240 and have 9 digits after the country code. Premium-rate numbers start with 9001–9009, 9011–9019, 9021–9029, 9031–9039, 9041–9049, 9051–9059, 9061–9069, 9071–9079, 9081–9089 or 9091–9099. Example: 800 123456, or +240800123456 in E.164.
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Every valid Equatorial Guinea number of each type starts with one of these digit groups. The example column shows Google’s example number for the range, written internationally.
| Type | Starts with, after +240 | Digits | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toll-free | 8001–8009, 8011–8019, 8021–8029, 8031–8039, 8041–8049, 8051–8059, 8061–8069, 8071–8079, 8081–8089, 8091–8099 | 9 | +240 800 123456 |
| Premium rate | 9001–9009, 9011–9019, 9021–9029, 9031–9039, 9041–9049, 9051–9059, 9061–9069, 9071–9079, 9081–9089, 9091–9099 | 9 | +240 900 123456 |
What each type means for the caller
- Toll-free: 8001–8009, 8011–8019, 8021–8029, 8031–8039, 8041–8049, 8051–8059, 8061–8069, 8071–8079, 8081–8089 or 8091–8099
- Free to the caller, usually only from inside the country; the business that owns the number pays for the call. 9 digits after +240.
- Premium rate: 9001–9009, 9011–9019, 9021–9029, 9031–9039, 9041–9049, 9051–9059, 9061–9069, 9071–9079, 9081–9089 or 9091–9099
- Charged above a normal call at a rate set by the service, with part of the charge going to the service provider. 9 digits after +240.
Writing and dialling a Equatorial Guinea toll-free number
Equatorial Guinea has no trunk prefix, so the number is the same at home and abroad; in E.164 put +240 in front: 800 123456 becomes +240800123456. Many freephone numbers still only accept calls from inside Equatorial Guinea, and a call from abroad that does connect is usually charged.
Toll-free and premium numbers in a phone list
In a lead or customer list, a toll-free number usually reaches a company line rather than a person, and a premium-rate number costs you money to call. The free toll-free number checker flags them in a pasted list or CSV, and the Equatorial Guinea phone number format page covers mobiles and landlines.
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Common questions
- What is the toll-free prefix in Equatorial Guinea?
- Equatorial Guinea toll-free numbers start with 8001–8009, 8011–8019, 8021–8029, 8031–8039, 8041–8049, 8051–8059, 8061–8069, 8071–8079, 8081–8089 or 8091–8099 after +240. Every valid toll-free number starts that way, though not every number with those digits is in service.
- How many digits is a Equatorial Guinea toll-free number?
- 9 digits after the country code +240.
- Can I call a Equatorial Guinea toll-free number from abroad?
- Sometimes. Dial +240 and the number. Many freephone numbers only take calls from inside Equatorial Guinea, and where they do connect from abroad the call is usually charged.
- How do I spot a premium-rate number in Equatorial Guinea?
- By its first digits: 9001–9009, 9011–9019, 9021–9029, 9031–9039, 9041–9049, 9051–9059, 9061–9069, 9071–9079, 9081–9089 or 9091–9099. The prefix tells you the range is charged; the actual price is set per service.
Sources, checked 5 November 2026
- Ranges, lengths and examples: Google libphonenumber numbering-plan data (libphonenumber-js 1.13.15), the data our validator uses.
- Official plan: ITU-T E.164 national numbering plan for Equatorial Guinea. The regulator’s filing is the authority when the two disagree.
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