Land Services:
	Ammerswil (Aarau)	62	Geneva	22	Neuchatel	32
	Andermatt	41	Gryon (Yverdon-les-Bains)	24	Obewil im Simmental	33
	Arosa	81	Gstaad	33	Schaffhausen	52
	Baden	56	Interlaken	33	St. Gallen	71
	Basel	61	Klosters	81	St. Moritz	81
	Bellinzona	91	La Chaux-de-Fonds	32	Vevey	21
	Berne	31	Lausanne	21	Wengen	33
	Biel (Bienne)	32	Lenk im Simmental	33	Winterthur	52
	Chiasso	91	Locarno	91	Zermatt	27
	Crans-sur-Sierre	27	Lucerne	41	Zug	41
	Davos	81	Lugano	91	Zurich	43
	Fribourg	26	Montreux	21	Zurich	44

Mobile Phones:
	Diax	76	(Note: In 2002 the 1 code for Zurich was phased out on, replaced by 43 and 44)
	Orange	78
	Swisscom	79

International Calls from Switzerland:

International calls from Switzerland to any country do not require operator assistance. For international calls dial 00, the country code, the area code plus the local phone number. Please note that in some countries, the leading zero of the area code must not be dialed.

International Calls to Switzerland:

International calls to Switzerland are fully automated and do not require operator assistance in Switzerland. However, an operator may be required in the origin country. To call a number in Switzerland, dial the domestic international access code, such as 00, then 41 (country code for Switzerland), then the phone number without the leading zero of the former area code.

Mobile Phone Calls within and to Switzerland:

Cellular phones registered in Switzerland have their own area code, prefixed by 076, 078 or 079 depending on the provider. Coverage is dependent upon the service provider.

International Phone Cards / Discount Call Cards:

Secure discount calling services for local calls within Switzerland and international calls from Switzerland, obtained through local number with PIN access. Available at retail outlets or via internet.

Recommended domestic service provider:

0800: Charges paid by the receiver (toll free numbers)

0840: Business numbers for ISP (Internet Service Providers, charges depend on type of service and time of day)

0842 / 0844 / 0848: Business phone numbers (same charges nation wide)

058: Business phone numbers (local call charges apply, but charges vary depending on time of call)

0900 and 0901: Services with additional charges.

0906: Services with additional charges, reserved for adults only services

076 / 078 / 079: Cellular phones

Calling within Switzerland:

Switzerland is divided into about 20 areas, called "Vorkennzahlenbereiche" (originally geographical areas with the same area code). A phone number consists of the area code and a local phone number. The area code has either two or three digits and starts with a zero, such as 022 for Geneva. The local phone number has usually 7 digits, but there are numbers with only 5 or 6 digits.

Since May 1 2002, the area code is now part of the phone number. The area code has lost its true meaning and must now be dialed even if calling a phone number within the same area code. However, when calling one of the emergency, operator or service phone numbers, no area code applies.

In addition, there are some area codes not assigned to a particular geographical area, but which have special meanings: