Guidelines

Mexico (MX)

Locale Summary
Locale name	Mexico
ISO code The International Organization for Standardization two character representation for the given locale.	MX
Region	North America
Dialing code The dialing prefix used to establish a call or send an SMS from one locale to the given locale.	+52

Reachability Can Twilio complete calls to numbers in this locale?	Inbound Ability to receive inbound calls to Twilio numbers from the PSTN.	Outbound Ability to make outbound calls to non-Twilio numbers.
Domestic For calls within the locale	Yes	Yes
International Can in-locale numbers be reached from outside the locale?	Yes	Yes
Toll-Free Can in-locale Twilio Toll-Free numbers be used within the locale?	Yes	Yes
Outbound restrictions Regulatory and/or Carrier restrictions on outbound calls made from Twilio to non-Twilio numbers in this locale	Domestic calls from non-Twilio numbers are best effort. On August 3, 2019, the international dialing mode to Mexico for mobile numbers changed from +52 + 1 + 10 digits to +52 + 10 digits, eliminating the 1 that now identifies the mobile numbering, and leaving it at just 10 digits after dialing the country code +52. Calls are at risk of either being blocked or charged at a higher rate if the legacy dialing plan is used. Please read the official notice from the regulator.
Outbound requirements Conditions that must be met before outbound calls are allowed from Twilio to non-Twilio numbers in this locale	N/A
Best practices Useful tips for best performance on outbound calls to non-Twilio numbers in this locale	N/A

Caller ID The format of the From number.	Inbound Inbound call receives originator's Caller-ID. Calls are inbound from PSTN to Twilio numbers.	Outbound Outbound call preserves sent Caller-ID. Calls are outbound from Twilio to PSTN numbers.
Domestic For calls within the locale	+E.164	Local (Non-guaranteed)
International Can in-locale numbers be reached from outside the locale?	+E.164 (Non-guaranteed)	+E.164
Toll-Free Can in-locale Toll-Free numbers be used within the locale?	+E.164	Local (Non-guaranteed)

DTMF	Inbound Inbound call receives DTMF from PSTN. Calls are inbound from PSTN to Twilio numbers.	Outbound Outbound call sends DTMF to PSTN. Calls are outbound from Twilio to PSTN numbers.
RFC.2833 format Is RFC.2833 DTMF format supported?	Yes	Yes

Emergency Calling Calls are outbound from Twilio to Emergency (911/933) numbers.	Outbound Ability to make Emergency Calls. Calls are inbound from PSTN to Twilio numbers.
Emergency services Are calls to Emergency Services Numbers in the locale allowed over Twilio?	No

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