piighost/nl-phone

Dutch phone number: the +31 or leading 0 prefix, then 6 followed by eight digits for a mobile, or an area code and the subscriber number for a landline.

Label: NL_PHONE

Pattern

(?<![\w+])(?:\+31[\s.-]?|0)(?:6[\s.-]?\d{8}|\d{2,3}[\s.-]?\d{6,7})(?!\w)

Must be caught

• Bel +31 6 12345678 na tienen. → +31 6 12345678
• Kantoor 020 1234567 op werkdagen. → 020 1234567

Must be left alone

• Bel 612345678
• Bel +31 6 1234

Tags: nl, contact

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Used by

• piighost/nl — the Netherlands: phone, postal code and the citizen service number.

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