piighost/it-phone

Italian phone number: an optional +39, then a mobile prefix starting 3 or a landline area code starting 0, then the subscriber digits. Italy keeps the leading 0 when dialling, unlike most of Europe.

Label: IT_PHONE

Pattern

(?<![\w+])(?:\+39[\s.-]?)?(?:3\d{2}|0\d{1,3})[\s.-]?\d{5,8}(?!\w)

Must be caught

• Chiama il +39 06 12345678 in mattinata. → +39 06 12345678
• Cellulare 331 1234567 sempre attivo. → 331 1234567

Must be left alone

• Chiama il 12345
• Numero 991 1234567

Tags: it, contact

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Used by

• piighost/it — Italy: phone, postal code, the codice fiscale, the VAT number and the health card number.

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