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Do not include the ‘1’ after the +52, as was required before August 3, 2019.Ĭalling any number in Mexico from a Mexican cell phone overseas (roaming): Dial Mexico’s international code +52, then the area code, and then the number. Do not include 044 or 045 in the code.Ĭalling a Mexican cell phone from overseas: Dial Mexico’s country code (+52) then the area code, and then the number. Here are the rules for dialing from and to Mexican cell phones as of August 3, 2019Ĭalling a Mexican cell phone from another Mexican cell phone while in Mexico: Dial the other cell phone’s area code and number. Do not dial the 01 (long distance) prefix.Ĭalling a Mexican cell phone from a Mexican land line: Dial the cell phone’s area code and number directly. Do not dial the 01 (long distance) prefix.Ĭalling a Mexican land line from a Mexican cell phone: Dial the area code and the number directly from your cellphone. Here are the rules for dialing from and to Mexican land lines as of August 3, 2019Ĭalling a Mexican land line from a Mexican land line in the same area: Dial the area code (2 or 3 digits) and then then local number (7 or 8 digits, depending on the town/city).Ĭalling a Mexican land line from a Mexican land line in a different area. These changes greatly simplify the way that Mexican land lines and cell phones are dialed and bring Mexico’s telephone dialing rules into line with protocols used in the US and Canada.

The fundamental change to the telephone dialing rules that took effect on August 3rd 2019 is the removal of service code prefixes associated with calling domestic long distance numbers (01) and calling Mexican cell phones from Mexican land lines (044, 045).

We updated and republished this article in February 2021 to address some additional questions readers had about dialing internationally from Mexico. Starting in August 2019 dialing Mexican telephone numbers became simpler.