Every number type in Panama with real format examples: how numbers are written domestically, how to dial them from abroad, and the E.164 form your systems should store.
Right now in Panama
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Country code
+507
Trunk prefix
none
Intl. call prefix
00
Mobile digits
7,8
Number formats by type
Examples from the official numbering plan metadata. The E.164 column is the normalized form for databases and APIs.
Type
Domestic (national)
From abroad
E.164
Digits
Landline
200-1234
+507 200-1234
+5072001234
7
Mobile
6123-4567
+507 6123-4567
+50761234567
7,8
Toll-free
800-1234
+507 800-1234
+5078001234
7,8,10,11
Premium rate
860-1234
+507 860-1234
+5078601234
7
How to call Panama
From abroad: dial +507 (or your country's exit code, e.g. 00 from Europe, 011 from North America), then the national number. Example: +507 6123-4567
Within Panama: dial the number as written domestically. Example: 6123-4567
Calling abroad from Panama: the international prefix is 00, or simply use + on mobiles.
Storing numbers in software: always store E.164 (+50761234567): unambiguous, sortable, and what SMS and telephony APIs expect.
Exact dial sequence from your country
Pick where you are calling from and get the digit-for-digit sequence for a Panama number, with your country's exit code instead of the generic +.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the phone number format in Panama?
Numbers in Panama use country code +507. A mobile number looks like 6123-4567 domestically, or +507 6123-4567 in international format (E.164: +50761234567). Mobile numbers have 7,8 national digits.
How do I call Panama from abroad?
Dial your country's international prefix (or +), then 507, then the national number. Example: +507 6123-4567.
What is the country calling code for Panama?
The country calling code for Panama is +507. To call abroad from Panama, the international prefix is 00 (or use +).
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