Telephone Numbers in Malaysia - Non-geographical Short Codes and Special Numbers

Non-geographical Short Codes and Special Numbers

Prefix Operator
100
 General telephone services
101
 Operator assistance - domestic calls. Used together with 100.
102
 Service assistance, used in conjunction with 100.
103
 Fixed telephone line directory assistance
104
 Telegram services
1051
 Time announcement
1066
 Earthquakes and Tsunami Alert Centre
108
 Operator assistance for international calls.
112
 International emergency number
121
 Access the voice mailbox
12xx
 Reserved number
1300-XX-XXXX
 Toll-free number
13100
 Celcom budget IDD
13188
 TM SMS service
13200
 Maxis IDD
1315
 TMNet dial-up internet service
1377X
 General mass calling service, no longer active
141XX
 currently unassigned
1500-XX-XXXX
 Toll-free number
1508-XX-XXXX
 Toll-free number
1511
 Jaring dial-up internet service
1512
 Maxis dial-up internet service, no longer available.
1513
 TMNet EZNet dial-up internet service, no longer active.
1515
 TMNet dial-up internet service
1516
 DiGi dial-up internet service, no longer available.
1517
 Time Net dial-up internet service, now inactive.
1519
 Celcom dial-up internet service, no longer active.
152X
 ISDN dial-up internet service, no longer available.
15454
 Electricity fault reporting
1600-XR-XXXX
 Toll-free number
1700-XX-XXXX
 Toll-free number
1800-XX-XXXX
 Toll-free number
18YXX
 Long Distance Carrier Selection Code
1900-XX-XXXX
 Toll-free number
991
 Civil Defence Department emergency number, now replaced with 999
994
 Fire brigade emergency number, now replaced with 999
999
 Malaysian General Emergency Service, previously allocated to police


Note: R = 1 to 6, X = 0 to 9, Y = 1 to 9

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