Local landline phone numbers in Argentina can have 6, 7 or 8 digits, depending on where they are located:
• Most of Greater Buenos Aires uses 8 digits. Visualizza altro

Mobile phone numbers in Argentina are assigned the same geographic area codes as fixed lines, according to the subscriber's … Visualizza altro

Inbound
Inbound international calls to landline numbers follow the same rules as calls within the … Visualizza altro

Non-geographic numbers have a three-digit prefix followed by a seven-digit number. They are usually represented in the format 0ppp … Visualizza altro

To dial a long-distance number in Argentina (whether landline or mobile), the area code must be dialed before the subscriber's number.
As explained … Visualizza altro

In 2000 President Fernando De La Rúa signed a decree deregulating the telephone service in Argentina, thus allowing number portability to be implemented. … Visualizza altro

Domestic collect calls are placed by dialing 19 from any landline or payphone; the caller then states their name, which is announced with a message stating that a collect call has been requested when the call is answered. If the called party accepts the … Visualizza altro