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An exit code is a set or series of digits that allows your phone call to "exit" the country. In other words, the numbers let the telephone carrier known that the rest of the phone number should be directed outside of the country.  To see a list of common exit codes, review the section on "Calling from Specific Countries." For example, the exit code for the United States is "011." If you live in the United States and want to place a call to Switzerland, you would begin by dialing "011" before dialing the Switzerland-specific phone number. Example: 011-xx-xx-xxx-xxxx Every country has its own code, and "41" happens to be the code used to access Switzerland. A country code essentially signifies to international telephone carriers which country an international call should be directed to. Example: 011-41-xx-xxx-xxxx Area codes in Switzerland are two digits long and only apply to phone numbers connected to land lines. Area codes vary by geographic region, so you need to know the region your contacted is located in to know the correct area code.  Swiss area codes include: Aigle: 24 Ammerswil/Aarau: 62 Andermatt: 41 Arosa: 81 Baden: 56 Basel: 61 Bellinzona: 91 Berne: 31 Biel/Bienne: 32 Burgdof: 34 Chiasso: 91 Chur: 81 Crans-sur-Sierre: 27 Davos: 81 Fribourg: 26 Geneva: 22 Gryon/Yverdon-les-Bains: 24 Gstaad: 33 Interlaken: 33 Jura: 32 Klosters: 81 La Chaux-de-Fonds: 32 Langnau: 34 Lausanne: 21 Lenk im Simmental: 33 Locarno: 91 Lucerne: 41 Lugano: 91 Montreux: 21 Neuchatel: 32 Obewil im Simmental: 33 Olten: 62 Rapperswil: 55 Schaffhausen: 52 Sion: 27 St. Gallen: 71 St. Moritz: 81 Thun: 33 Vevey: 21 Wengen: 33 Winterthur: 52 Yverdon: 2 Zermatt: 27 Zug: 41 Zurich: 43   For example, if you were attempting to call a land line based in Geneva, you would dial: 011-41-22-xxx-xxxx If the phone number you are dialing connects to a cell phone instead of a land line, you will not need to use an area code. Instead, you will use a mobile code. Mobile code varies based on the mobile provider the phone is in service with.  Swiss mobile numbers include: Sunrise (TDC Switzerland): 76 M Budget Mobile: 77 Salt Mobile AG: 78 Swisscom: 79 Note that one additional Swiss mobile code, 74, is used for other miscellaneous mobile providers.   For example, if you are attempting to call a mobile phone with service provided by Salt Mobile AG, you would dial: 011-41-78-xxx-xxxx The specific phone number assigned to the person or business you are trying to reach comes next, and completing the number completes the call. Not including the area code or mobile code, Swiss phone numbers are seven digits long. The overall structure for a phone call to Switzerland can be summarized as: CEC-41-AC-XXX-XXXX  “CEC” stands for “Country Exit Code.” The number “41” is Switzerland's unchanging country access code. “AC” stands for “Area Code.” The series of remaining X's stands in for the individual phone subscriber's number.
Dial your country's exit code. Press "41," the country code for Switzerland. Input the correct area code when dialing a land line. Use the correct mobile code with dialing a cell phone. Dial the rest of the phone number.
Sammanfatta den här artikeln i en mening. En exitkod är en uppsättning eller en serie siffror som gör att ditt telefonsamtal för att "utgå" landet. Med andra ord meddelade telefonbolaget att resten av telefonnumret borde vara riktat utanför landet. För att se en förteckning över gemensamma utförselkoder, se avsnittet "Anrop från särskilda länder". Till exempel är exitkoden för USA "011". Om du bor i USA och vill ringa ett samtal till Schweiz, skulle du börja med att ringa "011" innan du ringer det Schweiz-specifika telefonnummer. Exempel: 011-xx-xx-xxx-xxxx Varje land har sin egen kod, och "41" råkar vara den kod som används för att komma åt Schweiz. En landskod betecknar i huvudsak internationella telefonbolag till vilket land ett internationellt samtal ska riktas. Exempel: 011-41-xx-xxx-xxxx Areakoder i Schweiz är två siffror långa och gäller endast telefonnummer anslutna till landlinjer. Områdeskoderna varierar beroende på geografisk region, så du behöver veta vilken region du kontaktat ligger i för att veta rätt riktnummer. Swiss area codes include: Aigle: 24 Ammerswil/Aarau: 62 Andermatt: 41 Arosa: 81 Baden: 56 Basel: 61 Bellinzona: 91 Bern: 31 Biel/Bienne: 32 Burgdof: 34 Chiasso: 91 Chur: 81 Crans-sur-Sierre: 27 Davos: 81 Fribourg: 26 Geneva: 22 Gryon/Yverdon-les-Bains: 24 Gstaad: 33 Interlaken: 33 Jura: 32 Kloster: 81 La Chaux-de-Fonds: 32 Langnau: 34 Lausanne: 21 Lenk im Simmental: 33 Locarno: 91 Luzerne: 41 Lugano: 91 Montreux: 21 Neuchatel: 32 Obewil im Simmental: 33 Olten: 62 Rapperswil: 55 Schaffhausen: 52 Sion: 27 St. Gallen: 71. Moritz: 81 Thun: 33 Vey: 21. Istället kommer du att använda en mobil kod. Mobilkod varierar beroende på vilken mobilleverantör telefonen är i tjänst med. Schweiz mobilnummer inkluderar: Sunrise (TDC Schweiz): 76 M Budget Mobil: 77 Salt Mobile AG: 78 Swisscom: 79 Observera att ytterligare en schweizisk mobilkod, 74, används för andra diverse mobilleverantörer. Till exempel, om du försöker ringa en mobiltelefon med tjänst som tillhandahålls av Salt Mobile AG, skulle du ringa: 011-41-78-xxx-xxxx Det specifika telefonnummer som tilldelats den person eller verksamhet du försöker nå kommer nästa, och slutföra numret avslutar samtalet. Med undantag för riktnumret eller mobilkoden är schweiziska telefonnummer sju siffror långa. Den övergripande strukturen för ett telefonsamtal till Schweiz kan sammanfattas som: CEC-41-AC-XXX-XXXX “CEC” står för “Country Exit Code.” Numret “41” är Schweiz oföränderliga landskod. “AC” står för “Area Code.” Serien av återstående X: s står i för den enskilda telefonabonnentens nummer.
Summarize this article in a sentence. An exit code is a set or a series of numbers that will allow your phone call to "exit" the country. In other words, the telephone company announced that the rest of the phone number should be directed outside the country. To see a list of common exit codes, see section "Calls from specific countries". For example, the exit code for the United States is "011". If you live in the United States and want to make a phone call to Switzerland, you would start by calling "011" before calling the Switzerland-specific phone number. Example: 011-xx-xx-xxx-xxxx Each country has its own code, and "41" happens to be the code used to access Switzerland. A country code denotes mainly international telephone companies to which an international call is to be addressed. Example: 011-41-xx-xxx-xxxx Area codes in Switzerland are two digits long and apply only to telephone numbers connected to landlines. The area codes vary according to the geographical region, so you need to know which region you contacted is located in to know the correct area code. Swiss area codes include: Aigle: 24 Ammerswil/Aarau: 62 Andermatt: 41 Arosa: 81 Baden: 56 Basel: 61 Bellinzona: 91 Bern: 31 Biel/Bienne: 32 Burgdof: 34 Chiasso: 91 Chur: 81 Crans-sur-Sierre: 27 Davos: 81 Fribourg: 26 Geneva: 22 Gryon/Yverdon-les-Bains: 24 Gstaad: 33 Interlaken: 33 Jura: 32 Kloster: 81 La Chaux-de-Fonds: 32 Langnau: 34 Lausanne: 21 Lenk im Simmental: 33 Locarno: 91 Luzerne: 41 Lugano: 91 Montreux: 21 Neuchatel: 32 Obewil im Simmental: 33 Olten: 62 Rapperswil: 55 Schaffhausen: 52 Sion: 27 St. Gallen: 71 Thun: 81 Vey 33 Vey Instead, you will use a mobile code. Mobile code varies depending on the mobile provider the phone is in service with. Switzerland's mobile number includes: Sunrise (TDC Switzerland): 76 M Budget Mobile: 77 Salt Mobile AG: 78 Swisscom: 79 Please note that another Swiss mobile code, 74, is used for other various mobile providers. For example, if you try to call a mobile phone with service provided by Salt Mobile AG, you would call: 011-41-78-xxx-xxxx The specific phone number assigned to the person or activity you are trying to reach will come next, and complete the number ending the call. With the exception of the area code or mobile code, Swiss telephone numbers are seven digits long. The overall structure of a phone call to Switzerland can be summarised as: CEC-41-AC-XXX-XXXX “CEC” stands for “Country Exit Code.” The number “41” is Switzerland’s unchanging country code. “AC” stands for “Area Code.” The series of the remaining X’s stands in for the individual phone subscriber’s number.
Ring ditt lands utresekod. Tryck på "41", landskoden för Schweiz. Mata in rätt riktnummer när du ringer en landlinje. Använd rätt mobilkod med att ringa en mobiltelefon. Ring resten av telefonnumret.
Call your country's exit code. Press "41", the country code for Switzerland. Enter the correct area code when calling a landline. Use the correct mobile code to call a mobile phone. Call the rest of the phone number.