Moscow “925” telephone numbers have changed over to “625”

Date: 2006-02-10

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The Moscow city telephone network (MGTS) informed that effective from February 6 Moscow’s telephone numbers starting with “925” would switch over to “625” due to the replacement of the previously used analog exchanges by digital ones. Therefore, instead of the previous 8-495-925-XX-XX, one must dial 8-495-625-XX-XX, where “495” is the city code.

Note that in connection with this changeover, a number of telephones of the Moscow city police department, some embassies of foreign countries, and institutions change as well.

However, an autoinformator will be installed on the old numbers to tell the callers within the next several months about the changed telephone numbers.

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