What is the Afghanistan country code?

Afghanistan's international country code is +93. When calling from abroad, dial +93 followed by the 9-digit local number (without the leading 0). Example: +93 70 123 4567.

Why can't this tool always identify the exact carrier?

Afghan carriers share overlapping number prefixes. Multiple operators have been assigned the same prefix ranges, and number portability makes prefix-based detection unreliable.

Can I format numbers from a spreadsheet in bulk?

Yes! Use the Bulk Formatter — paste numbers one per line and click Format All Numbers. Copy all results at once for use in Excel, Google Sheets, or WhatsApp.

Afghan Phone Number Formatter — Format & Detect Carrier

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Afghan Phone Number Formatter & Carrier Detector

Format any Afghan phone number to +93 standard and detect the carrier network (Roshan, MTN, AWCC, Etisalat).

Enter Afghan Phone Number

Accepts: 0XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXX (9 digits), +93XXXXXXXXX, 0093XXXXXXXXX

Bulk Phone Number Formatter

Paste multiple numbers (one per line). All will be formatted at once.

Afghan Mobile Carrier Prefix Reference

Prefix	Primary Carrier	Also Possible
070x	AWCC	Roshan
071x	Roshan	Etisalat
072x	AWCC	Etisalat
073x	AWCC / Roshan	—
074x	AWCC / Roshan	—
075x	AWCC	—
076x	MTN	Etisalat
077x	MTN	—
078x	AWCC / MTN	—
079x	Roshan	MTN, Etisalat

Note: Afghan carrier prefixes overlap significantly. Detection is based on most common assignment.

Afghan Phone Number Format

Afghan mobile phone numbers follow a standardised format. All Afghan numbers are 10 digits when written in local format (starting with 0), or 9 digits without the leading zero. When written in international format with the Afghanistan country code, they begin with +93 followed by the 9-digit number.

For example, a Kabul number might appear as: 0701234567 (local), 701234567 (without leading zero), or +93701234567 (international). All three refer to the same number. This tool normalises any of these variants into a consistent, internationally usable format.

Afghan Mobile Carriers Overview

AWCC (Afghan Wireless Communication Company): Afghanistan's first mobile operator, launched in 2002. Operates on GSM/3G/4G. Prefixes: 070x, 072x, 073x, 074x, 075x, 078x.
Roshan: One of the largest networks in Afghanistan. Launched in 2003. Prefixes: 070x, 071x, 073x, 074x, 079x.
MTN Afghanistan: South African multinational operator. Prefixes: 076x, 077x, 078x, 079x.
Etisalat Afghanistan: UAE-based operator. Prefixes: 071x, 072x, 076x, 079x.

Because Afghan carriers share overlapping number prefixes, carrier detection by prefix alone is not always definitive. This tool shows the most likely carrier and notes when a number could belong to multiple networks.

Συχνές Ερωτήσεις

Afghanistan's international country code is +93. When calling an Afghan number from abroad, dial +93 followed by the 9-digit local number (without the leading 0). For example: +93 70 123 4567.

Afghan mobile numbers are 10 digits in local format (including the leading 0), or 9 digits without the leading zero. In international format with +93, they are 11 digits total (excluding the +). Landline numbers may have different lengths depending on the province.

Afghan mobile number ranges are not always exclusively allocated to a single carrier. Multiple operators have been assigned overlapping prefixes, especially in the 070x, 073x, 074x, and 079x ranges. Number portability (the ability to keep your number when switching carriers) is also available, which further complicates prefix-based detection.

Yes! Use the Bulk Formatter section. Paste your numbers — one per line — and click "Format All Numbers". You can then copy all the formatted results at once for use in Excel, Google Sheets, WhatsApp contact lists, or any CRM system.

Accepted Input Formats

✓ 0701234567 (local with 0)
✓ 701234567 (9 digits, no 0)
✓ +93701234567 (international)
✓ 0093701234567 (with 0093)
✓ 070 123 4567 (with spaces)
✓ 070-123-4567 (with dashes)