piighost/dk-phone

Danish phone number: eight digits opening on a 2 through 9, with the +45 country code optional. Denmark has no trunk prefix and no area codes, so the number is the same eight digits wherever it is dialled from.

Label: DK_PHONE

Pattern

(?<![\w+])(?:\+45[\s.-]?)?[2-9]\d(?:[\s.-]?\d){6}(?!\w)(?![\s.-]?\d)

Must be caught

• Ring til +45 33 14 41 41 i dag. → +45 33 14 41 41
• Mit nummer er 20 12 34 56 hvis du vil. → 20 12 34 56

Must be left alone

• Lokalnummer 1234
• Ordre 10 12 34 56 er sendt

Tags: dk, contact

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Used by

• piighost/dk — Denmark: phone and the CPR number, which doubles as the health identifier.

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