Spain Phone Numbers, Spain Phone Code And Spain Phone Books
Finding a residential (house) or business phone or mobile (cell) phone number in Spain is relatively easy, the online Spanish phone books are quite efficient and several offer English versions. Google translate generally works fine. Telefonica is the former monopoly, but there are other suppliers now. Spanish landline phone numbers always have nine digits; there are no separate long distance codes in Spain, wherever you are you just dial the number, which includes the area code. Spain’s telephone country code is 34.
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PAGINAS BLANCAS
https://blancas.paginasamarillas.es/jsp/home.jsp: I know it says yellow in Spanish but it really is the official white pages for individuals and companies in Spain. You need to choose a province from the drop-down menu. Includes basic map links. Unfortunately they seem to have stopped providing other language options, but Google Translate works fine.
PAGINAS AMARILLAS
https://www.paginasamarillas.es/: Official yellow pages business directory for Spain. Put company name in "empresa". In Spanish, Google Translate is your friend. Check links lower down on the page.
TELEXPLORER
https://www.telexplorer.es/sp/?: Residential and commercial telephone listings for Spain, in Spanish. Google toolbar does mostly work here, it’s easy to use though. Residencial/Comercial. Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay as well!
LASGUIAS
https://www.lasguias.com/: Directory of business and services in Spain. In Spanish. GTS ok in spite of images: check drop-down menus in search boxes.
INFOBEL
https://www.infobel.com/en/spain/ Search for residential numbers (People), businesses, by area (like yellow pages).
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But i’ve got a spanish phone number and wanna know the name..?
Sorry, Celina, I don’t know of any service that does that – privacy rules, I believe!
Can you give me an easy way to find a telephone number in Spain please on line thankyou
Hi Ann,
The White Pages for Spain are no longer in English, so I’ve changed that link, but all the other options are fine. Just go to the URLs given.
Regards,
Tony Page
Tony, can you delete the reverse lookup statement in infobel please. They don’t offer reverse lookup as you say.
Like Celina, I’m looking for reverse lookup.
Hi Clive,
Sorry about that, they seem to have dropped it off. I did find this site which claims to provide reverse look-up, but I’m not sure how reliable it is, caveat emptor (though it says its free!):
http://www.searchyellowdirectory.com/reverse-phone/34/
Hello! – I got a call – 952575422 – but when I ring back there is no answer – Could it be a phone box?
How can I find out where the phone is?
Thanking you
Use the links above!
A quick check showed it to be in Malaga or Melilla, your area.
Cheers,
Tony
Tony
Thank you.
I got THAT far – but in future – How can I pin point it? – Like Benalmadena, or La Cala or Torremolinos?
You see, sometimes I get ‘funny’ calls from clients who have not got their own way with me, so they want me to travel out to, say, The British legion – up in the hills behind Benalmadena – and when I arrive (I did not go – but COULD have) – no one knows what I am talking about.
In this above case, a lady phoned from a 95 number (Probably a call box, because I could never get a reply, and that made me suspicious), in a very posh voice, pretending to be from The British Legion. Now, I COULD have gone straight up there, using a taxi, and when I got there, there would be shrugs all round. ‘Don’t know what you are talking about’ etc – I sent an email to check, and that’s the answer I got.
So It would be informative to know exactly where the call came from.
Hope this is not too involved, but do you get the point?
Thanks again
Tom.
Yes, Tom, that’s a pain, you have to ask yourself what the motive is – get you out of the way so they can turn over your place? Who knows.
Your call box theory sounds likely to me, as that wouldn’t show up on the databases.
Offhand, I can’t think of a way to zero in on the location, I’m afraid.
If you find a way, please post it here!
Cheers,
Tony