Italian business phone number
An Italian mobile number available without an address in Italy, but a clearly identified legal representative.
Local and mobile, document by document
Required documents, local and mobile
Italian local number
+39 · For businesses only
Required address
Local address, within the area code’s zone
The company’s address must be in the city or region covered by the area code of the chosen number. A PO box is not accepted.
To provide
- Proof of address within the area code’s zoneDocumentAny of: the company register extract if it shows this address, an energy, water or telecom bill, a tax notice, a rent receipt or a property deed. A PO box is not accepted.
- VAT numberTo enterOr, failing that, the company’s registration number. No document to attach.
- Legal representative’s IDDocumentIdentity card or passport, with the document number, the issuing authority and the date of issue.
- Legal representative’s personal detailsTo enterTheir date and place of birth, tax code (or their country’s equivalent) and nationality.
Italian mobile number
+39 · For businesses only
Required address
Address anywhere in the world
The company’s address can be anywhere in the world, with proof.
To provide
- Proof of address for the companyDocumentAny of: the company register extract if it shows this address, an energy, water or telecom bill, a tax notice, a rent receipt or a property deed.
- VAT numberTo enterOr, failing that, the company’s registration number. No document to attach.
- Legal representative’s IDDocumentIdentity card or passport, with the document number, the issuing authority and the date of issue.
- Legal representative’s personal detailsTo enterTheir date and place of birth, tax code (or their country’s equivalent) and nationality.
Indicative list updated on 15 October 2026. Requirements are set by each country’s authorities and may change; the exact list is confirmed when you order the number.
Getting a Italian virtual phone number for your business
Milan, Rome, Turin: Italy is the third-largest market in the euro area, and an Italian number makes all the difference there. Italians are wary of foreign calls, all the more so since the campaigns against abusive telemarketing.
Good news for a company based outside Italy: an Italian mobile number is available with an address anywhere in the world. A landline, on the other hand, requires an address within the area code’s zone. In both cases, proof of address is requested.
Italy stands out above all for how it identifies the legal representative: an ID with its number, the issuing authority and the date of issue, but also date and place of birth, tax code or equivalent, and nationality.
Country code and number format
- Local (landline)
- +39 +39, then the number with its leading 0, which is kept after the country code: 02 Milan, 06 Rome, 011 Turin, 081 Naples. Example: +39 02 1234 5678.
- Mobile
- +39 +39 3, then usually 9 digits (10 digits in total). Example: +39 312 345 6789.
What you need to know
A 0 that stays
Unlike in France or the UK, Italy keeps the leading 0 of landline numbers after the country code: +39 02 for Milan, not +39 2. Mobile numbers start with 3, with no 0.
Spoofed calls blocked
Since 2025, Italian carriers block calls from abroad that display an Italian number (AGCOM resolution 106/25/CONS), for landlines since August and for mobiles since November. One more reason to use a number genuinely assigned to your company.
The representative’s tax code
You will be asked for the legal representative’s Italian tax code (codice fiscale), or its foreign equivalent: for a director based outside Italy, their tax identification number.
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