This regular expression is designed to validate Egyptian mobile phone numbers by ensuring they conform to the following format: Country Code: The number must start with +20, representing Egypt's international dialing code. Mobile Networks: (Vodafone: 10, e&:11, Orange:12, we:15) Operator Code: The phone number must be followed by one of the valid operator prefixes (10, 11, 12, or 15), corresponding to major mobile networks in Egypt. Number Length: The phone number must have exactly 8 digits following the operator code, for a total of 11 digits (including the country code and operator code). This regex is commonly used to ensure that the input phone numbers follow the standard Egyptian format and belong to the correct mobile operators.

Detects most of the phone numbers all over the world

Allows phone numbers with optional country code, optional special characters and whitespace

Validate North American phone numbers with capture groups for the Area Code, Exchange Code, Line Number, and Extension.

Viet Nam Phone Number Regex. This regex include: Cellphone number: Viettel, Vinaphone, Mobiphone, Vietnamobile, Iteltelecom, Reddi (055) Telephone number (such as: 024, 028,...) Start with 0 or 84 Exactly 10 or 11 numbers

PL Phone number

Matches french numbers (not special numbers like 115, 18). First matching group contains the right part without prefix (0, +33, 33, 033, or 0033).

Phone numbers in Belgium. The pattern does match with delimiters such as [\s./-] No global length is checked Accepts number starting by 0 for local dialing Accepts number starting by + (+32 in these tests)

Phone number for all countries. Valid symbols: ( ), -, whitespace

US phone number, try to catch as many as possible

not fully featured, but simple.

Other patterns

Persian Mobile Number Matching Iran's international phone code is +98 and sometimes people use 0098. All mobile numbers starts with 9 after the code. So this pattern matches exactly a sequence of characters which starts with one of +989, 0098 or 09 prefixes and total count of characters after these prefixes is exact 9.

UK phone number

Matches Portuguese phone numbers.

Verifies a phone number

Match phone number with extensions or not

little matcher for french phone number in international format (example: +33231348228)

The way I like it formatted

This is not supported in Javascript! Works well for php, python. Examples: +91-8800119719, 08800119719, 8800119719, +918800119719 etc.

little matcher for french phone number in locale format (example: 0231348228)

If pattern match, then this number probably is a phone number in Taiwan.

Allows a phone number in the following format: (123) 123-1234 The space is optional

Between 8 and 10 Digits, no spaces

Supported formats (mobile): +7(xxx)xxx xxxx +7(xxx)xxxxxxx +7(xxx)xxx-xx-xx +7(xxx)xxx xx xx +7 xxx xxx xx xx +7 xxx xxx-xx-xx +7xxx xxxxxxx +7 xxx xxx xxxx +7 xxx xxx-xxxx +7xxxxxxxxxx 7(xxx)xxxxxxx 7(xxx)xxx-xx-xx 7(xxx)xxx xx xx (xxx)xxxxxxx (xxx)xxx-xx-xx (xxx)xxx xx xx 7 xxx xxx xx xx 7 xxx xxx-xx-xx 7xxx xxxxxxx 7 xxx xxx xxxx 7 xxx xxx-xxxx 7xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx Home phones: ex.: +7(813)78 444-xx +7(xxx)xx xxx-xx +7(xxx)xx xxx xx +7(xxx)xx xxxxx +7xxxxx xxx-xx +7xxxxx xxx xx +7xxxxx xxxxx +7xxx xx xxx xx +7xxx xx xxx-xx +7xxxxxxxxxx 7(xxx)xx xxx-xx 7(xxx)xx xxx xx 7(xxx)xx xxxxx 7xxxxx xxx-xx 7xxxxx xxx xx 7xxxxx xxxxx 7xxx xx xxx xx 7xxx xx xxx-xx 7xxxxxxxxxx xxx-xx xxxxx

Format phone numbers to look nice! E.g. 12345678900 --> +1(234)-567-8900 Matches with most ways numbers are stored 1.234.567.8900 1 234 567 8900 Mix and match

Validates following phone number schemes: 1234567 123-45-67 12-34-578 711234567 0711234567 71 123-45-78 71-123-45-78 071 123-45-78 071-123-45-78 +48711234567 +48 71 123-45-78 0048711234578 0048 71 123-45-78 (71) 123-45-78 (071) 123-45-78 123-456-789 0048123456789 +48123456789 0048 123-456-789 +48 123-456-789 etc. Dashes can be substituted for spaces No capture.

french phone number

Russian phone number validater

regex for phone numbers in Israel

All indian mobile phone numbers are till now are in the format of +91-(789)(9-digits) or +91(789)(9-digits) or 0(789)(9-digits). those numbers which are come into this category is valid with this RegEx.

Such as 333-333-1234. Does not test for valid sequences of digits. E.g. 000-000-0000 would pass.

With optional 9 digit

All Valid: 3334444 222333444 12223334444 333-4444 222-333-4444 1-222-333-4444 (222)3334444 (222)333-4444 1(222)3334444 1(222)333-4444

Only Numbers Allowed, Optional (+) for international numbers Min: 10 Max: 14 Optional: +

Start with 0 and the second character is 6|8|9 Thai mobile phone number up to 10

It accepts phone numbers of the form 0XX XXX XX XX (stylized here, it doesn't really accept spaces). Also, it can detect the international area code (e.g. +41 OR 0041 for Switzerland). It's not a good idea to rely on the groups (because they do not work for this reason. At ALL.

To check for Egyptian phone numbers using a regular expression Format of Egyptian phone numbers: It starts with 01 (indicating mobile numbers). Followed by one of the following digits representing the mobile provider: 0 for Vodafone. 1 for Etisalat. 2 for Orange. 5 for We. Followed by 8 more digits.

This regex is designed to identify and extract Iranian mobile phone numbers. By using the pattern ^(0098|\+98|98|0|)(9\d{9}$), this pattern allows you to recognize phone numbers in various formats, including international and local prefixes. This tool is particularly useful for programmers and data analysts.

##examples of valid US phone number inputs *555-555-5555 *(555)555-5555 *(555) 555-5555 *555 555 5555 *5555555555 *1 555 555 5555 ##examples of invalid US phone number inputs *2 (757) 622-7382 *(6054756961) *55555555 123*&!!asdf# *555-5555 *1 555)555-5555 *(6054756961) *(555-555-5555 *555)-555-5555 *(275)76227382

Match on a phone number in ANY standard phone number format.

phone number with country prefix (+ or 00) and phone number with spaces and special characters allowed

we know phone numbers are one group of 3 numbers [a group of 4 numbers] we use D? as a way to find nondigits like the parenthesis This should also work: \(?\d{3}\)?\s?-?.?\d{3}\