New mobile number range under mobile area code “54”

Estonian Numbering Plan Regulation No. 45 of the Minister of Economic Affairs and Communications of June 11, 2007 This regulation is established on the basis of subsection 30 (3) of the Electronic Communications Act (RT (State Gazette) I 2004, 87, 593; 2007, 15, 76). § 1. Scope of application of regulation (1) The Estonian numbering plan establishes the location of numbers, short numbers, identification codes and prefixes necessary for the provision of electronic communications services (hereinafter communications services) in the Telephony Numbering Area, the requirements for their length, purpose for the use and dialing procedure, as well as prefixes for services inside user groups, which cannot be used by persons not included in the corresponding groups, and requirements for end-user’s numbers of different services. (2) The requirements in § 5, 6, 8, 9, 11-18, 19 section 2 and annex of this regulation apply according to numbering authorization, to the person using Estonian Numbering Plans numbers irrespectively of the type of the electronic communication service the person is providing. § 2. Structure of Numbering Plan (1) Estonian Numbering Plan is closed numbering plan where geographic area dialing numbers (geographic area codes) are absent. (2) The location of numbers, short numbers, service numbers and prefixes in the Telephony Numbering Area, their length and purpose for the use are set out in the Annex to this Regulation. § 3. Numbering range Numbering range is a range of consecutive numbers with a common first part. § 4. International number (1) An international number consists of a country code (CC), followed by a national significant number (NSN). (2) The maximum length of an international number is 15 digits. (3) The country code of Estonia is 372. § 5. National Significant Number (1) Pursuant to this Regulation the number is a decimal number relevant to the Recommendation E. 164 of the International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication standardization sector (ITU-T) used for the provision of publicly available electronic communications service in Estonia. (2) Telephone number is a number used for the provision of telephone service. (3) Mobile telephone number is a number used for the provision of mobile telephone service. (4) Short number is a number, which may be used for the provision of communications service or for simplified dialing of communications undertaking or other addressees, including the emergency services. The short numbers are: 1) service short number (short code) - by means of which an opportunity of simplified dialing of different services, including calling out of the emergency service and police, emergency psychological aid, number information inquiry service and other information inquiry service is ensured for the user of communications service; 2) code of the communications service provider or Carrier Selection Code (carrier access code) by means of which an opportunity to select a communications service provider for the provision of international or national communications service is ensured for the user of communications service. (5) Service number is a number used for the provision of service by means of free-of-charge or extra-charged communications service to the end-user or other communications service provider. (6) Personal communications service number is a number used for the provision of communications service specified by a client, including the provision of telephone and mobile telephone service. Personal communication service number is technology and terminal equipment neutral and used for interception of call and message to number is specified by client. (7) Mass calling number is the service number used for voting , forecasting or provisioning of other similar entertainment services related to high volume dialling . (8) E- fax number is the service number for customer used for providing electronic fax ( eFax ) service to the customer . § 6. Prefix and its usage (1) Prefix is a mark of identification, a digit or a combination of digits, which is dialed before dialing of a number or short number. (2) Technical prefix is a combination of digits, which enables the communications service provider to arrange call routing. Technical prefixes are: 1) Routing prefix, which is used for technical ensuring of user’s number preservation and is marked during number booking; 2) Prefix for calling outside telephone station, which enables the origination of calls directed outside telephone station, using short dialing for local calls inside it. (3) Prefix for services inside users groups, which cannot be used by persons not included in the corresponding groups, is a combination of digits, which enables an access only to the services intended for the use inside a corresponding users group. (4) Prefix based on the end-user’s number for the use of different services is a combination of digits, which is dialed before dialing of a number and enables end-user to use additional services. (5) Inside the user group and on-network service provision, without the numbering authorization is only allowed with certain prefixes or using the number combinations in the numbering range 95. § 7. Short dialing code and its usage (1) Short dialing code is a digit or a mark of identification or a combination of theirs, which is connected to the number appointed to the client from the Estonian Numbering Plan. It is used to provide the client with a public electronic communication service. (2) Using short dialing code with the help of a communication service, to simplify the dialing or provision of another service, including an enquiry service, is not allowed. § 8. The usages of telephone numbers and mobile telephone network numbers The communication service provider can use fix phone numbers and mobile phone numbers according to their numbering authorization and booking to organize the telephone or mobile telephone network or their parts or provide a telephone or a mobile telephone service, and provide herewith connected a communication service and also give them to the client’s use. § 9. The usages of service numbers and short codes (1) The communication service provider can use the service number according to the numbering authorization and number booking to provide a communication service or herewith connected another service. The communication service provider can give the use of a service number to the client to use a communication service or to provide another service associated with it. (2) Service short number (short code) can be used according to the numbering authorization by the communication service provider itself or can be given to another service provider for the provision of the proper service. (3) Directory enquiry service provision is only allowed on service short numbers (short codes) in the numbering range 118. In addition, these numbers can be used to offer other enquiry services. (4) Harmonized service of social value can only be provided with short numbers harmonized through-out Europe in numbering range 116. (5)Harmonized service of social value can only be provided if: 1) The callers wellbeing and security is raised with information and announcements of any kind of help; 2) Service users might get help to their problems; 3) The society as whole or the interest of a smaller social group is being stood up for; 4) Using the service does not require any previous registration of the user, is free of charge and is not limited in time; 5) Any kind of commercials, entertainment, marketing and sales are prohibited during the call. (6) Estonian Technical Surveillance Authority publishes numbers with harmonized social value on their webpage and gives information to the European Commission at least once a year. § 10 Carrier Selection Code and its usage (1) Carrier Selection Code (Code of the communications service provider) can be used accordingly to the numbering authorization by its owner to make a suitable communications undertaking and the preferred selection of communication services available to the end-user. Carrier Selection Code is not transferable. (2) The communications undertaking can only use one code of the communication service provider to provide the communication service of the same type. § 11. Identification code (1) Identification code is a combination of digits, used for the arrangement of operation of communication network or its parts, and for identification of communications undertakings upon the provision of communications services. (2) Identifications codes are: 1) International Signaling Point Code; 2) National Signaling Point Code 3) Issuer Identifier Number; 4) Mobile Network Code. § 12. International Signaling Point Code (1) An International Signaling Point Code (ISPC) identifies an international telephone station in the exchange of technical signals between stations. (2) An International Signaling Point Code consists of a regional area electronic communications network code (Signaling Area / Network Code, SANC) with the length of 3 bits (numbers from 0 to 7) and 8 of bits (numbers from 0 to 255) respectively, followed by a parameter which identifies a telephone station (Signaling Point Identification), with the length of 3 bits (numbers from 0 to 7). (3) The International Signaling Point Code and its use are defined in the ITU-T recommendation Q.708. The use of an International Signaling Point Code needs international co-ordination. § 13. National Signaling Point Code (1) A National Signaling Point Code (NSPC) identifies a national telephone station in the exchange of technical signals between stations. (2) A national Signaling Point Code for a national application is a combination of four digits in the form XXXX, where X is a digit from 0 to 9. § 14. Issuer Identifier Number (1) An Issuer Identifier Number (IIN) is used in the provision of electronic communications service and billing. (2) An Issuer Identifier Number is a combination of maximally seven digits, in the form 89372XX, where X is a digit from 0 to 9. (3) An Issuer identifier number and its use are defined in the ITU-T recommendation E.118. The use of an Issuer Identifier Number needs international co-ordination. § 15. Mobile Network Code (1) A Mobile Network Code (MNC) identifies a mobile telephone network internationally. (2) A Mobile Network Code is a combination of two digits in the form XX, where X is a digit from 0 to 9. (3) A Mobile Network Code and its use are defined in the ITU-T recommendation E.212 and is pursuant to Estonian standard EVS-EN 300 523. The use of a Mobile Network Code needs international co-ordination. § 16. Number dialing procedure and its alteration (1) An international number is dialed as follows: 00 – country code – National Significant Number. (2) When dialing of a national number, a National Significant Number shall be dialed (including inside a telephone network, between telephone networks, between telephone and mobile telephone networks, inside a mobile telephone network, between mobile telephone networks). (3) When dialing a number by means of carrier pre-selection the user of communications service shall previously determine the provider of communications service in order to dial an international or a national number without pre-dialing the Carrier Selection Code. (4) Dialing of international or national numbers by means of carrier pre-selection is pursuant to the dialing procedure specified in subsections 1 and 2. (5) When dialing of a number by means of carrier selection in order to dial an international or a national number, the user of communications service shall determine a provider of communications service. (6) International numbers are dialed by means of Carrier Selection Code as follows: Carrier Selection Code – 00 – country code – National Significant Number. (7) National numbers are dialed by means of Carrier Selection Code as follows: Carrier Selection Code –National Significant Number. (8) The procedure of dialing a number can only be altered pursuant to the “Electronic communication law” and cases described in this regulation. Clients must be informed at least 3 months in advance. After the alteration of the number dialing procedure has come into force the old dialing procedure must be working for at least 3 months. It must be assured that within three months of the alteration, when the old number dialing procedure is being used, the client is being notified by an automatic answer machine or SMS and the new order is being announced. § 17. Alteration of the client’s number (1) Communications undertaking may alter the clients’ number when the client is notified 3 months in advance. Altering the clients’ number for technical reasons is not allowed. (2) The alteration of the number on the clients request is processed any time the client wishes, but not sooner than the next work-day from the arrival of the clients application. (3) On the basis of subsection (1), it must be assured that the former number is still active for 3 months after the alteration. This time can be shortened on the clients’ request. (4) It must be assured, on the basis of subsection (1) that the communications undertaking, within three months after completing the action stated in subsection (3), when the altered number is dialed, the client is being notified by an automatic answer machine or SMS and the new number is being announced. This time can be shortened on the clients’ request. (5) Communications undertaking can give one clients’ old number to the other client but not sooner than 6 months after completing the activity in subsection (4). After the clients request to alter or stop using the number, the old number can be given to another client but not sooner than 6 months after revoking the number from the client. This time can be shortened when the client, who will be given the use of the number, requests it. § 18. Alteration of the callers (client) calling line identification (1) Communications undertaking can alter the calling-line identification on the request of the end-user, replacing the number displayed to the call receiver with a number or a short number (code) given to end-user according to the communication contract, by the same communications undertaking from the Estonian numbering plan. (2) The privilege in subsection (1) does not apply to national significant emergency numbers, short numbers of emergency psychological aid, harmonized services of social value and short number for calling out the emergency service “112” § 19. Implementing provisions (1) The length of seven-digit mobile telephone numbers being in use and reserved prior January 1, 2005 is preserved until the end of the booking’s term in the following numbering ranges: 1) 50; 2) 510, 511, 512, 513, 514, 515, 516, 517, 518; 3) 5195; 4) 52; 5) 550, 551, 552, 553, 554; 6) 557, 558; 7) 5640, 5641, 5642, 5643, 5644; 8) 5651, 5652, 5653, 5654, 5655; 9) 5658, 5659. (2) In addition to § 9 section 3, the directory enquiry service and other info services can use service short codes 119, 1488 and 17017 § 19 1 . Transition provisions (1) Starting 01.10.2010 7-digit personal service number from numbering range 70 shall not be reserved . (2) As of 01.10.2010 non- reserved numbers located in numbering ranges 701 and 702 shall be implemented as 8-digit personal service number by adding single number from 0 to 9 after a seven number figure in following numbering ranges: 1) 70102–70119, 7013–7019; 2) 70202–70219 ja 70231–70299. (3) As of 01.10.2010 non- preserved numbers located in numbering range 705 shall be implemented as eight digit mass calling numbers by adding single number from 0 to 9 after a seven number figure in following numbering range: 70525-70599 (4) On 01.01.2011 numbering range 70 will be modified by adding «0» between second and third number figure of the 7-digit personal service number as a result of which numbering range 700 with 8-digit personal service number shall be formed . Unoccupied 8-digit personal service numbers formed in numbering range 700 shall be reserved for booking as of 01.01.2013. (5) Between 01.01.2011 and 01.01.2012 communications service provider must ensure parallel calling to booked 7-digit and respective new 8-digit personal numbers or inform of the alteration of number by announcement or SMS if it is technically possible. Starting 01.01.2012 until 01.01.2013 in dialing to 7-digit personal service numbers the communications service provider have to announce of the alteration of numbers by answering machine or by SMS if it is technically possible. (6) From 01.01.2013 all personal and mass calling numbers in numbering ranges 700, 701, 702 and 705 will be bookable. (7) From 01.01.2011 will be closed for booking numbering ranges 703, 704, 706-709 and reserved for using the 8-9-digit personal and service numbers. Minister Juhan PARTS Chancellor Marika PRISKE LOCATION OF NUMBERS, SHORT NUMBERS, SERVICE NUMBERS AND PREFIXES IN THE TELEPHONY NUMBERING SPACE, THEIR LENGTH AND PURPOSE FOR THE USE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Numbering range Length of a number Purpose for the use of a number Additional information Minimum Maximum 0 1 1 Prefix for calling outside telephone station Allowed to use by telephone stations, using short dialing for local calls inside it, for the provision of telephone service 00 2 2 International prefix 100 – 107 3 3 Carrier access code 1080 – 1089 4 4 Carrier access code 1090 – 1097 4 4 Carrier access code 10980 – 10989 5 5 Carrier access code 10990 – 10999 5 5 Carrier access code 110 3 3 Short number for calling out of the police National significant emergency number used in the interest of the public 111 3 3 Short number, not in use Shall not be issued 112 3 3 Short number for calling out of the emergency service Nationally used in the interest of the public. Europe’s harmonious emergency number. 113 – 115 3 3 Service short number 116 4 6 Harmonized number for harmonized services of social value Harmonized short number (-codes) (HESC) European Commission decision 2007/116/EC and amendings of the decision 117 3 3 Service short number 11800 – 11809 5 5 Number information inquiry short number In addition any other info service can be offered 1181 – 1188 4 4 Number information inquiry short number In addition any other info service can be offered 11890 – 11899 5 5 Number information inquiry short number In addition any other info service can be offered 119 3 3 Service short number 120 – 122 4 5 Service short number 123 3 3 Service short number 124; 125 4 5 Service short number 126; 127 3 3 Short number of emergency psychological aid Nationally used in the interest of the public 128; 129 3 3 Service short number 130 – 136 4 5 Service short number 137 – 140 3 3 Service short number 141 – 144 4 5 Service short number 145 – 147 3 3 Service short number 148 – 155 4 5 Service short number 156 – 158 3 3 Service short number 159 4 5 Service short number 160 3 3 Service short number 161 – 164 4 5 Service short number 165 3 3 Service short number 166 – 172 4 5 Service short number 173 – 176 3 3 Service short number 177 – 179 4 5 Service short number 180 3 3 Service short number 181 4 5 Service short number 182 – 187 3 3 Service short number 188; 189 4 5 Service short number 190 – 192 4 5 Service short number 193 – 199 3 3 Service short number 20 – 29 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 30; 31 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 32; 33 7 7 Telephone number for the provision of telephone service Fixed telephone service 34 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 35 7 7 Telephone number for the provision of telephone service 36; 37 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 38; 39 7 7 Telephone number for the provision of telephone service 40 8 8 EFax number for the provision eFax service eFax service 41; 42 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 43 – 48 7 7 Telephone number for the provision of telephone service 49 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 50 – 59 8 8 Mobile telephone number for the provision of mobile telephone service Differences in §19 section 1 of Regulation “Estonian Numbering Plan”, Mobile telephone service 60 – 69 7 7 Telephone number for the provision of telephone service 700 7 8 Service number (Personal number) for the provision of communications service specified by a client Personal Communications Service. Since 2011-01-01 take into use eight-digits personal numbers. Numbers shall be booked since 2013-01-01. 701 7 8 Personal number for the provision of communications service specified by a client Since 2010- 10-01 shall be booked eight-digits personal numbers 702 7 8 Personal number for the provision of communications service specified by a client Since 2010- 10-01 shall be booked eight-digits personal numbers 703 7 9 Personal number for the provision of communications service specified by a client Since 2010-10-01 numbers shall not be booked and since 2011-01-01 reserved for the provision of service connected to (related with) personal number 704 7 9 Personal number for the provision of communications service specified by a client Since 2010-10-01 numbers shall not be booked and since 2011-01-01 reserved for the provision of service connected to (related with) personal number 705 7 8 705 (Mass Calling) service number for the provision of Mass Calling Service without special tariff Mass Calling Service Since 2010-10-01 shall be booked eight-digits mass calling service numbers 706 7 9 Service number Since 2010-10-01 numbers shall not be booked and since 2011-01-01 reserved for the provision of service hereafter (in the future) 707 – 709 7 9 Service number Since 2010-10-01 numbers shall not be booked and since 2011-01-01 reserved for the provision of service hereafter (in the future) 71 – 79 7 7 Telephone number for the provision of telephone service 8000 10 10 800 service number for the provision of international free of charge services International Free phone Service, IFS 8001 8 8 800 service number for the provision of international free of charge services International Free phone Service, IFS Home Country Direct 8002 – 8009 7 7 800 service number, for the provision of free-of-charge communications service Free phone service 801 – 809 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 81 – 84 8 8 Mobile telephone number for the provision of mobile telephone service 85 8 8 Mobile telephone number for the provision of mobile telephone service Differences in §19 section 1 of Regulation “Estonian Numbering Plan”, Mobile telephone service 86 8 8 Mobile telephone number for the provision of mobile telephone service Numbers shall not be booked. Reserved for the provision of mobile telephone service 870 – 871 12 12 Mobile telephone number for the provision of mobile telephone service Machine to Machine (M2M) Communications 872 – 879 12 12 Mobile telephone number for the provision of mobile telephone service Numbers shall not be booked. Reserved for the provision of mobile telephone service 88 7 7 Telephone number for the provision of telephone service 89 8 8 Nation-wide operative radio communication (emergency) number Numbers shall not be booked for public electronic communication 900 7 7 900 service number, for the provision of special charge services Premium rate service 901 7 7 901 service number, for the provision of data service Internet access (data) service 902 – 906 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 907 7 7 907 service number, for the provision of public pay telephone service Payphone service 908; 909 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 91 4 4 Prefix for services inside users groups For number combinations free from the numbering authorization 92 4 4 Prefix based on the end-user’s number for the use of different services For number combinations free from the numbering authorization 93; 94 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 95 3 5 Digit combinations for on-network services Free of the numbering authorization 96; 97 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked 980 3 3 Technical prefix 981 3 3 Technical prefix routing prefix for technical ensuring of user’s number preservation 982 – 989 3 3 Technical prefix 99 Not in use Numbers shall not be booked Saatja: Miko-Martti Mets Saatmisaeg: 15. juuni 2016. a. 16:13 Adressaat: '[email protected]' Teema: New mobile range under mobile area code 54, Estonian Numbring Plan Manused: Estonian Numbering Plan.docx Dear Arif Jamal Thank you for your interest in the Estonian Numbering Plan. Please be noted that the Estonian Numbering Plan is a closed numbering plan where operator's blocks are absent. The single number may be booked by the holder of the numbering authorisation based on the quantity of number within the limits of the quantity of numbers specified in the numbering authorisation. The communication service provider can use telephone numbers and mobile telephone numbers according to their numbering authorisation and booking to organise the telephone or mobile telephone network or parts or provide a telephone or a mobile telephone service, and provide herewith connected communication service and also give them to the client's use. * The information about the Estonian Numbering Plan can be found from our website (Estonian Technical Regulatory Authority) - http://www.tja.ee/index.php?id=11830 (for the Estonian Numbering Plan, use the file attached because we haven't updated the numbering plan on our website yet) * Information about numbering can be found here - http://www.tja.ee/index.php?id=11709 Also, in order to make the new mobile number range accessible from our network you have to contact our operators. 3 main ones are listed below: * https://www.telia.ee/ * https://www.elisa.ee/ * https://tele2.ee/ Best Regards, Miko-Martti Mets Chief Specialist of Communications and Media Department Phone number +372 667 2096 [email protected] www.tja.ee Technical Regulatory Authority S�le 23A, 10614 Tallinn, Estonia Saatja: Arif Jamal <[email protected]> Saatmisaeg: 12. juuni 2016. a. 13:29 Teema: New mobile number range under mobile area code �54� Manused: UAE - Etisalat NP Jun-16.pdf J�reltegevuse lipp: J�reltegevus Olekulipp: Lipuga m�rgitud Dear Sirs, Greetings! Kindly be informed that Etisalat, UAE has opened a new mobile number range under mobile area code �54� in its mobile network as shown below. Number Range Date of Opening +971 54 3XXXXXX 12-06-2016 Please make sure that above number range can be accessed from your network. Etisalat UAE Numbering plan is attached for your reference. Please provide us your latest numbering plan for our reference. For your information and necessary action please. Regards, Arif Jamal Specialist / Traffic & System Carrier & Wholesale Services T: +971 2 6184 372 |E: [email protected] F: +971 2 6772930 |W: www.etisalat.ae