Jazztel

MVNOs sell their own SIMs and plans but run on Jazztel's network rather than owning one.

Regional Global SIM using Jazztel's numbering

About Jazztel

Orange Espagne S.A.U., operating also under the Jazztel brand in Spain, is a major mobile network operator leveraging the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 214, which identifies Spain within the global mobile network landscape, and the Mobile Network Code (MNC) 21. This combination, 214 21, uniquely pinpoints their network presence within the country. Orange Spain provides a wide range of telecommunications services, including mobile voice and data, fixed broadband, and television, competing with other prominent Spanish operators like Vodafone España and Movistar. Its services are available across mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands. The company regularly invests in network infrastructure upgrades, including 5G deployment, to enhance connectivity and cater to the evolving demands of its subscribers throughout the region. With a significant market share in Spain, Orange, through both its Orange and Jazztel brands, plays a pivotal role in the country's mobile communications sector. Jazztel, initially known for its landline and internet services, was acquired by Orange and now operates as a sub-brand focusing on value-oriented packages. Utilizing the 214 MCC, any mobile device connecting to the Orange Spain network using the MNC 21 will authenticate and receive services based on roaming agreements and service plans. This identifier is critical for international roaming, allowing subscribers visiting Spain to seamlessly connect to the Orange network if their home operator has a partnership agreement. Orange’s commitment to innovation and customer service has solidify its position as a leading telecommunications provider in the highly competitive Spanish market, driven by factors like network coverage, pricing, and service bundling.

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