Guatemala phone number format

Guatemala number format at a glance

Example Guatemala phone numbers

These are the example numbers from Google’s libphonenumber data, the same numbering-plan data our validator uses, written three ways.

How to write a Guatemala number in E.164

1. Remove spaces, dashes, dots and brackets so only digits are left.
2. Guatemala has no trunk prefix, so keep every digit of the national number.
3. Put +502 in front. The result has 8 digits after the country code for a mobile.

So 5123 4567 becomes +50251234567. E.164 is the format SMS gateways, dialers and most CRMs store; see the E.164 format explained for why.

Mobile or landline?

Guatemala allocates separate number ranges to mobiles and landlines, so a numbering-plan check reads the line type straight from the digits, for free. That type describes the range the number came from. It doesn’t prove the number is connected today.

Validate a list of Guatemala numbers

Check a single number with the free phone number validator. For a whole file, upload the CSV to the verifier: every row gets a status, the E.164 number, the country and the line type, and emails in the same file get a live mailbox check. The Email + Phone plan ($49.99 a month) adds 5,000 live carrier lookups a month for the real line type and current carrier.

Common questions

What is the country code for Guatemala?

The country calling code for Guatemala is +502. When you call Guatemala from abroad, dial your international prefix (or +) followed by 502 and the number.

How many digits is a Guatemala phone number?

A Guatemala mobile number has 8 digits after the country code +502, the same as a landline.

How do I write a Guatemala number in international format?

Start with +502, then add the rest of the number. The mobile number 5123 4567 becomes +502 5123 4567, or +50251234567 in E.164, the form most CRMs and SMS tools expect.

Can you tell if a Guatemala number is a mobile?

Usually, yes. Guatemala numbers come from ranges allocated separately to mobiles and landlines, so a numbering-plan check reads the line type from the digits. It tells you what the range is for, not whether the number is in service.