Call-center routes · AR +54
Argentina CC Routes for dialer traffic
Capacity for predictive and power dialers calling Argentina, with per-campaign concurrency, short-call monitoring and live quality stats per destination code.
- country_code
- +54 · AR
- national_len
- 10 digits (area code plus number); mobiles add a 9 in E.164
- mobile
- 9 after +54 in E.164 (replaces the national 15)
- fixed
- 11 Buenos Aires · 351 Córdoba · 341 Rosario
- regulator
- ENACOM (Ente Nacional de Comunicaciones)
- timezone
- ART (UTC−3), no daylight saving.
- reviewed
- 2026-09-29
Overview
CC routes to Argentina
CC routes to Argentina are tuned for dialer traffic: high call attempts, short average durations and bursts at shift start. We size capacity per campaign and watch short-call ratios, so your traffic stays welcome on the terminating networks.
Argentina is a strong nearshore destination for Spanish-language collections. CC routes flag mobile-format errors as their own failure class, so a list missing the 9 is spotted in the first few hundred calls.
Argentina is a significant nearshore destination for Spanish-language collections and customer care. Mobile dialing format is the most common cause of failed calls on new routes.
| Type | E.164 |
|---|---|
| Mobile | +54 9 11 1234 5678011 15-1234-5678 |
| Fixed | +54 11 1234 5678011 1234-5678 |
+54 followed by a 10-digit national number; mobiles add a 9 after the country code in E.164.
Regulation · ENACOM
Caller ID rules in Argentina
A practical summary for operations teams, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with counsel before you launch.
Caller-ID presentation
Registro Nacional No Llame
Personal data (Law 25.326)
Consumer defence
Calling hours
The National Do Not Call Registry framework and consumer rules discourage calls outside 9am–8pm.
Dialing & setup
Dialing Argentina correctly
- Mobiles: +54 9, then the area code without 0, then the number without 15. 011 15 1234 5678 becomes +54 9 11 1234 5678.
- Area codes are 2–4 digits and the total national number is always 10 digits.
- Argentina is on UTC−3 all year.
- Scrub consumer lists against No Llame and keep evidence of each scrub.
Caller ID best practice
Present an Argentine number you hold, usually Buenos Aires (+54 11). Keep the CLI in the correct national format for its type, because mobile and fixed numbers are written differently.
Troubleshooting
Common SIP errors on Argentina calls
- 404
Not Found
A mobile number sent without the 9 after +54, or with the national 15 left in.
- 484
Address Incomplete
Area code missing or wrong length.
- 480
Temporarily Unavailable
Handset off or out of coverage.
Quality guidance
What healthy Argentina traffic looks like
Argentine routes are steady once number formats are right. Most early failures are mobile numbers sent without the 9.
30–48%
2–4min
3–7s
Typical ranges on healthy routes, as guidance only. Results depend on your lists, CLI reputation and campaign type. Live per-destination stats are in your portal.
Setup
Connect your CC route for Argentina
Replace the placeholders in angle brackets with the values from your portal. Full trunk templates for each platform are in the portal after sign-up.
; VICIdial › Admin › Carriers › Dialplan Entry — Argentina
exten => _954X.,1,AGI(agi://127.0.0.1:4577/call_log)
exten => _954X.,2,Dial(SIP/<TECH_PREFIX>${EXTEN:1}@clirroutes,,tTo)
exten => _954X.,3,Hangup()
; Campaign dial prefix: 9 · send numbers as 54<national number without trunk 0>FAQ
Argentina CC routes: FAQ
Can’t find what you need? Our routing team answers within the hour, around the clock.
Why do my Argentine mobile calls fail?
In E.164, Argentine mobiles need a 9 after +54: +54 9 11 xxxx xxxx. The national format (011 15 xxxx xxxx) does not work on international routes.
Do I need to scrub against No Llame?
Yes, for marketing calls to consumers. Download the registry regularly and keep evidence of each scrub.
Should I drop the 15 from Argentine mobile numbers?
Yes. In international format the 15 is removed and a 9 is added after +54. Leaving the 15 in or forgetting the 9 makes the call fail.
How long are Argentine area codes?
Two to four digits. The area code and subscriber number always add up to 10 digits, so a 4-digit area code means a 6-digit subscriber number.
Does Argentina change clocks?
No. Argentina has stayed on UTC−3 all year since 2009.
Can I run predictive dialers to Argentina?
Yes, for lawful campaigns. Set conservative pacing, follow Argentina’s calling hours and opt-out rules, and keep your abandoned-call rate low. CC routes report short-call ratios per campaign so you can tune pacing with real data.
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