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What are the MCC and MNC codes in Russia?

MCC 250 / 255 · +7 · ISO RU / RUS / 643 · 51 networks

Every mobile network in Russia shares Mobile Country Codes (MCC) 250 and 255 — the three-digit prefix that opens every PLMN broadcast by a Russia SIM. The country's international dialling prefix is +7, which is distinct from the MCC: 250 / 255 identifies the country inside the network, while +7 routes voice calls. Under ISO 3166 Russia is coded RU / RUS / 643. This page lists 51 mobile networks operating in Russia, with each network's MNC, full PLMN, operator, status and market share.

By reported market reach, the largest networks in Russia are MTS (31.1%), MegaFon (29.6%), Tele2 (18.2%).

MCCMNCPLMNOperatorStatusMarket share
250 01 25001 MTS Mobile TeleSystems Operational 31.1%
250 02 25002 MegaFon MegaFon PJSC Operational 29.6%
250 03 25003 NCC Nizhegorodskaya Cellular Communications Not operational
250 04 25004 Sibchallenge Not operational
250 05 25005 ETK Yeniseytelecom Not operational
250 06 25006 Skylink CJSC Saratov System of Cellular Communications Not operational
250 07 25007 SMARTS Zao SMARTS Not operational
250 08 25008 Vainah Telecom CS "VainahTelecom" Operational 0%
250 09 25009 Skylink Khabarovsky Cellular Phone Operational
250 10 25010 DTC Dontelekom Not operational
250 11 25011 Yota Scartel Operational
250 12 25012 Baykalwestcom Baykal Westcom / New Telephone Company / Far Eastern Cellular Not operational
250 13 25013 KUGSM Kuban GSM Not operational
250 14 25014 MegaFon MegaFon OJSC Not operational
250 15 25015 SMARTS SMARTS Ufa, SMARTS Uljanovsk Not operational
250 16 25016 Miatel Operational
250 17 25017 Utel JSC Uralsvyazinform Not operational
250 18 25018 Osnova Telecom Not operational
250 19 25019 INDIGO Not operational
250 20 25020 Tele2 Operational 18.2%
250 21 25021 GlobalTel JSC "GlobalTel" Operational
250 22 25022 Vainakh Telecom Operational
250 23 25023 Thuraya GTNT Operational
250 26 25026 VTB Mobile Operational
250 27 25027 Letai Tattelecom Operational 0.7%
250 28 25028 Beeline Not operational
250 29 25029 Iridium Iridium Communications Operational
250 32 25032 Win Mobile K-Telecom Operational 1.1%
250 33 25033 Sevmobile Sevtelekom Operational
250 34 25034 Krymtelekom Operational
250 35 25035 MOTIV EKATERINBURG-2000 Operational 0.9%
250 38 25038 Tambov GSM Central Telecommunication Company Not operational
250 39 25039 Rostelecom ROSTELECOM Not operational
250 40 25040 VTC Mobile Voentelecom Operational
250 44 25044 Stavtelesot / North Caucasian GSM Not operational
250 45 25045 Gazprombank Mobile PJSC New Mobile Communications Operational
250 50 25050 SberMobile Sberbank-Telecom Operational
250 54 25054 TTK Tattelecom Not operational 0.8%
250 59 25059 WireFire NetbyNet Operational
250 60 25060 Volna mobile KTK Telecom Operational
250 61 25061 Intertelecom Not operational
250 62 25062 Tinkoff Mobile Operational
250 811 250811 Votek Mobile Not operational
250 91 25091 Sonic Duo Sonic Duo CJSC Not operational
250 92 25092 Primtelefon Not operational
250 93 25093 Telecom XXI Not operational
250 96 25096 +7Telecom K-Telecom Operational 1.1%
250 97 25097 Phoenix State Unitary Enterprise of DPR "Republican Telecommunications Operator" Operational 0.6%
250 98 25098 MKS Coverage: Luhansk Operational 0.4%
250 99 25099 Beeline OJSC Vimpel-Communications Operational 16.5%
255 98 25598 MKS (ex. Lugacom) OOO "MKS" Operational

Frequently asked questions

What is the MCC of Russia?
Russia uses more than one Mobile Country Code (MCC): 250 and 255. A SIM issued in Russia broadcasts a PLMN beginning with one of these three-digit codes.
What is Russia's country calling code?
Russia's international dialling prefix is +7. Note that this is separate from the MCC (250 / 255): the calling code routes voice calls, while the MCC identifies the country inside the mobile network.
How many mobile networks are in Russia?
This registry lists 51 mobile networks for Russia, from full MNOs to MVNOs, each with its MNC, PLMN code, operator, status and market share.
How do I read a Russia PLMN?
A PLMN such as 25001 is simply the MCC and MNC joined together: 250 (Russia) followed by 01 (MTS). The first three digits are always the country's MCC; the remaining two or three digits are the network's MNC.