| Blagoevgrad | 73 |
|
Bourgas |
56 |
| Dobritch | 58 |
| Gabrovo | 66 |
| Gotse Delchev | 751 |
| Haskovo | 38 |
|
Kardjali |
361 |
| Kazanluk | 431 |
| Kjustendil | 78 |
| Lovetch | 68 |
| Montana | 96 |
|
Pazardjik |
34 |
| Pernik | 76 |
| Pleven | 64 |
|
Plovdiv |
32 |
| Razgrad | 84 |
| Rousse | 82 |
| Shoumen | 54 |
| Silistra | 86 |
| Sliven | 44 |
| Smolyan | 301 |
|
Sofia |
2 |
|
Stara Zagora |
42 |
| Targovishte | 601 |
|
Varna |
52 |
| Veliko Tarnovo | 62 |
| Vidin | 94 |
| Vratsa | 92 |
| Yambol | 46 |
| Globul (GSM 900/1800) | 98, 99 (See below) |
| Mobikom (NMT-450) | 48 |
| Mobiltel (GSM 900/1800, 3G 2100) | 88 (See below) |
NOTE: Mobile numbers in
Bulgaria are being gradually converted to a 12-digit international
format,
with "8" to be used as the first number of a nine-digit
national number.
Effective 2 May 2004, phones operated by Globul underwent the following changes to the dialing format:
| Previous Format | New Format from 2 May 2004 |
| +359
98 XXX XXX +359 99 XXX XXX |
+359 89 8XXX XXX +359 89 9XXX XXX |
Effective 20 July 2003, phones operated by Mobiltel underwent the following changes to the dialing format:
| Previous Format | Format since 20 July 2003 |
| +359
87 XXX XXX +359 88 XXX XXX +359 89 XXX XXX |
+359 88 7XXX XXX +359 88 8XXX XXX +359 88 9XXX XXX |
The second stage of the dialing format change, involving other Bulgarian mobile operators, will be implemented in July 2004.