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Malaysia Phone Carrier Lookup

Find which network a Malaysia number is on today, its line type and whether it has been ported. Free, private, no sign-up.

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In short

Malaysia phone numbers at a glance

Malaysia numbers use the country code +60, and mobile numbers usually start with +60 1. The networks with the most number ranges are U Mobile, Maxis, Celcom and YTL. Because numbers can move between networks, the lookup above checks live carrier records to show the network a number is on today. It also shows the line type, whether the number was ported and whether it is a VoIP line - free, with no sign-up.

Updated October 2026

Country code
+60
Trunk prefix
0 inside Malaysia
Mobile number length
9-10 digits after +60
Mobiles start with
+60 1
Number formats

How Malaysia numbers are written

Official example numbers for each line type, written the international way and the way they are dialled inside Malaysia.

Line typeInternationalInside Malaysia
Mobile +60 12-345 6789 012-345 6789
Landline +60 3-2385 6789 03-2385 6789
Toll-free +60 1-300-12-3456 1-300-12-3456
Networks

Networks and number ranges in Malaysia

Which network each block of Malaysia numbers was first issued to, from the official numbering data. Numbers can move between networks, so run a lookup to see where one is today.

U Mobile

+60 1111 +60 1121 +60 11270 +60 11271 +60 11272 +60 11273 +42 more

Maxis

+60 1042 +60 1043 +60 1070 +60 1071 +60 1089 +60 1112 +39 more

Celcom

+60 1040 +60 1041 +60 1057 +60 1058 +60 1059 +60 11145 +37 more

YTL

+60 11170 +60 11171 +60 11172 +60 11173 +60 11174 +60 1130 +37 more

XOX

+60 1030 +60 1031 +60 1032 +60 1033 +60 1034 +60 1083 +35 more

DiGi

+60 102 +60 1036 +60 1037 +60 1038 +60 1039 +60 1046 +33 more

Tune Talk

+60 1050 +60 1051 +60 1052 +60 1053 +60 1054 +60 1077 +18 more

Webe

+60 1035 +60 1044 +60 1045 +60 1055 +60 11100 +60 11101 +17 more

Baraka

+60 1060 +60 1061 +60 1062 +60 1063 +60 1064 +60 11135 +4 more

red ONE

+60 11105 +60 11106 +60 11107 +60 11108 +60 11109 +60 1155 +1 more

Telekom

+60 11180 +60 11181 +60 11182 +60 11183 +60 11184

Celecom

+60 1129 +60 1171 +60 11720 +60 11721

Show 4 more networks

Eastel

+60 11759 +60 1176 +60 1178

Altel

+60 11328 +60 1152

Enabling Asia

+60 1134

Packcet One

+60 1065

Ranges are written in international format; inside Malaysia dial 0 in place of +60. Source: Google libphonenumber numbering data.

Three steps

How to check a Malaysia number

Three steps, no sign-up - pick a country, paste the number, read the result.

  1. 1

    Pick the country

    Malaysia is already selected - or type the full number with its +60 code.

  2. 2

    Enter the number

    Paste any phone number. We clean up spaces, dashes and brackets automatically.

  3. 3

    Get the details

    Instantly see the country, line type, carrier and whether it's a real mobile or a VoIP line.

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FAQ

Malaysia carrier lookup questions

Short, straight answers about what the lookup can and can't tell you.

How do I find out which network a Malaysia number is on?

Run it through the lookup above: it checks live carrier and porting records and shows the network the number is on today. The prefix alone tells you which network a number range was first issued to - the table on this page lists them - but a Malaysia number can move to another network and keep its digits.

How can I tell if a Malaysia number is a mobile?

Mobile numbers in Malaysia usually start with +60 1 (01 when dialled inside Malaysia). The lookup confirms it for any number: it shows the line type - mobile, landline or VoIP.

What is the country code for Malaysia?

Malaysia uses the country code +60. Inside Malaysia numbers are dialled with a leading 0; from abroad you drop that 0 and dial +60 instead.

How do you write a Malaysia phone number?

In international format a Malaysia mobile number looks like +60 12-345 6789, and inside Malaysia like 012-345 6789. Mobile numbers have 9-10 digits after the +60. The lookup also gives you the clean E.164 form (no spaces) that apps and SMS systems expect.

Which mobile networks are there in Malaysia?

The official numbering data names 16 networks with Malaysia number ranges. The ones with the most ranges are U Mobile, Maxis, Celcom and YTL. Smaller networks often run on one of those, so a number can show a different carrier name in the live check.

Is the phone carrier lookup really free?

Yes. The lookup is completely free and needs no sign-up or credit card. We cover the cost of the live carrier check, so there are no hidden per-search fees.

Does the person know I looked up their number?

No. The lookup is completely passive - we never call, text or otherwise contact the number, and the carrier check reads routing records rather than reaching the phone, so its owner gets no notification of any kind.