A Full List of Indonesia Area Code

Here is a list of Indonesia area code:
(Need information about Indonesia Phone Code and how to make a call to Indonesia?)

21    Jakarta (including Bekasi, Cibinong, Tangerang)
22    Bandung, Majalaya
229  Cimahi, Lembang
231  Cirebon
232  Kuningan
233  Majalengka
234  Indramayu
24    Semarang
249  Ungaran
251  Bogor, Gadog, Cisarua
252  Rangkasbitung
254  Cilegon, Serang
255  Cipanas, Sindanglaya
260  Subang
261  Sumedang
262  Garut
263  Cianjur
264  Cikampek (changed from 2649?)
264  Purwakarta
265  Banjar (changed from 3659?)
265  Ciamis, Pangandaran, Tasikmalaya
266  Palabuhanratu, Sukabumi
265  Singaparna (changed from 2669?)
267  Karawang (Krawang)
271  Solo (Surakarta), Sragen
272  Klaten
273  Wonogiri
274  Sleman, Wates, Wonosari, Yogyakarta
275  Purworejo
280  Sidareja
281  Purbalingga (changed from 284?), Purwokerto
282  Cilacap
283  Slawi, Tegal
284  Pemalang
285  Pekalongan
286  Banjarnegara, Wonosobo
287  Kebumen
291  Kudus
293  Magelang, Temanggung
294  Kendal
295  Pati
296  Blora
298  Salatiga
31    Bangkalan, Kamal (changed from 323?)
31    Gresik, Sidoarjo (changed from 319?)
31    Surabaya
321  Jombang, Mojokerto
322  Lamongan
323  [Bangkalan, Kamal - see 31]
324  Pamekasan
328  Sumenep
331  Jember
332  Bondowoso
333  Banyuwangi
334  Lumajang
335  Probolinggo
338  Situbondo
341  Batu, Malang
342  Blitar
343  Pasuruan, Prigen
351  Madiun
352  Ponorogo
353  Bojonegoro
354  Kediri
355  Tulung Agung
356  Tuban
361  Denpasar (Bali), Gianyar, Nusa Dua, Tabanan
361  Sanur, Ubud
362  Seririt, Singaraja
363  Buitan Village, District of Manggis
366  Bangli, Klungkung
370  Mataram (changed from 364?)
371  Sumbawa Besar
373  Dompu
374  Bima
376  Selong
380  Kupang (changed from 391?)
390  [former access to Dili, East Timor - now +670]
401  Kendari
411  Ujung Pandang
413  Bulukumba
418  Takalar
419  Jeneponto
421  Pare-Pare, Sidrap
423  Makale, Rantepao, Tana Toraja
426  Mamuju
430  Amurang
431  Manado
432  Satal
435  Gorontalo
438  Bitung
443  Marisa
450  Parigi
451  Palu
452  Poso
453  Toli-toli
461  Luwuk (and also Sulteng?)
481  Bone, Watampone
482  Sinjai
484  Soppeng
511  Banjarbaru (changed from 5119?)
511  Banjarmasin
532  Pangkalanbun
534  Ketapang
536  Palangkaraya (not 514)
541  Samarinda, Tenggarong
542  Balikpapan (Balik Papan, alternate spelling)
548  Bontang
549  Kutai, Sangatta (Sangata, alternate spelling)
551  Tarakan
553  Malinau
554  Berau
556  Nunukan
561  Pontianak
61    Kuala, Lubukpakam, Medan, Stabat
619  Belawan, Binjai
620  Pangkalan Brandan
621  Plaihari, Tebingtinggi (Deli)
622  Kota Baru (Kotabaru), Pematangsiantar, Tanjunggading
623  Kisaran, Tanjung Balai Asahan
624  Aekanopan, Kota Pinang, Rantauprapat
625  Parapat (Prapat, alternate spelling)
626  Pangururan
628  Kabanjahe
629  Kotacane
631  Sibolga
632  Balige
633  Tarutung (one source claimed this was 638)
639  Gunung Sitoli, Nias
641  Kuala Simpang, Langsa
642  Blangkajeren
643  Takengon
644  Bireun
645  Lhokseumawe (Lhok Seumawe), Lhoksukon (Lhok Sukon)
646  Idi
651  Banda Aceh, Kota Jantho
652  Sabang
653  Sigli
656  Tapak Tuan
711  Palembang
713  Prabumulih
717  Pangkalpinang (Pangkal Pinang), Sungailiat
721  Bandarlampung (Bandar Lampung), Kedaton, Tanjungkarang
724  Kotabumi
725  Metro
727  Kalianda
731  Lahat
732  Curup
734  Tanjung Enim
735  Baturaja
736  Bengkulu
737  Argamakmur
741  Jambi
751  Padang
752  Bukittinggi, Lubukbasung
753  Luubuksikaping
754  Sijunjun, Sungaidareh
755  Alahan Panjang, Muara Labuh, Solok
757  Balai Selasa
758  Padang Panjang
759  Payakumbuh
760  Teluk Kuantan
761  Pekanbaru
762  Bangkinang
764  Siak Sri Indrapura
765  Dumai
769  Airmolek
771  Tanjungpinang
777  Tanjungbalai (Karimun)
778  Batam, Sekupang
811  cellular mobile (GSM, Telkomsel)
816  cellular mobile (AMPS, Satelindo, serving Java and Madura)
818  cellular mobile (GSM, Excelcomindo, serving Java and Bali)
82   cellular mobile (Komselindo STKB-C, Jakarta-Bandung region;6 digit numbers)
828  cellular mobile (NMT, Mobisel/Orbit)
901  Timika, Irian Jaya (see also Tembagapura 979)
910  Bandanaire, Neira
911  Aeknabara, Ambon
917  Dobo
921  Ternate
951  Sorong
956  Fak-Fak
957  Kaimana
961  (Biak? changed to 981?)
962  Manokwari
963  Serui
967  Jayapura
969  Wamena
971  Merauke
979  Tembagapura (Irian Jaya - see also 901)
981  Biak (changed from 961?)
984  Nabire
99   [see 21 - some sources list this code for Bekasi, Cibinong, and Tangerang; however, this appears to have changed]

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Terence said…
Very informative and crucial post about the Indonesia.
May 13, 2012 at 6:05 PM
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