MCC & MNC Lookup – Mobile Network Codes by Country and Operator

MCC (Mobile Country Code) and MNC (Mobile Network Code) are official telecom identifiers used worldwide to identify mobile networks. The MCC is a three-digit code that specifies the country (e.g. 310 for the United States). The MNC identifies a specific operator within that country (e.g. 410 for AT&T in the US). Together they form the PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network) code, which appears on SIM cards, in roaming agreements, and in network equipment.

These codes are used by GSM, LTE, and 5G networks for subscriber identification, roaming, and cell tower mapping. Use the lookup table below to search by MCC, MNC, country, or operator name and open the operator’s cell tower map when available.

Found 3 operators for "422"
MCC ⇅ MNC ⇅ Country ↑ Operator ⇅ Brand ⇅ Region ⇅ ISO ⇅ TADIG ⇅ Bands
422 2 Oman Oman Telecommunications Company Omantel Asia and the Middle East OM OMNGT GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / UMTS 900 / LTE 1800 / TD-LTE 2300
422 3 Oman Omani Qatari Telecommunications Company SAOC ooredoo Asia and the Middle East OM OMNNT GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / UMTS 900 / LTE 800 / LTE 1800 / TD-LTE 2300
422 4 Oman Oman Telecommunications Company Omantel Asia and the Middle East OM

Frequently asked questions

What is MCC?
MCC (Mobile Country Code) is a three-digit code that identifies a country in mobile telecommunications networks.
What is MNC?
MNC (Mobile Network Code) identifies a specific mobile operator within a country.
How do MCC and MNC work together?
Together, MCC and MNC form a PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network) code that uniquely identifies a mobile carrier worldwide.
How can I find an operator by MCC or MNC?
You can use our MCC/MNC lookup tool to search by code, country, or operator name.
Are MCC and MNC codes globally unique?
MCC codes are unique per country. MNC codes are unique within each country.
Why are MCC and MNC important?
They are used in SIM cards, roaming agreements, and network identification systems.

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