IRM

International Roaming MIN

 

MIN (Mobile Identification Number) are numbers that uniquely identify mobiles working under TIA standards for Cellular and PCS technologies. (e.g. EIA/TIA–553 analog, IS–136 TDMA or IS–95 CDMA).

IRM (International Roaming MIN) are MIN with the following format: 0-XXX+6D or 1-XXX+6D. The IRM concept was expanded in March 2004 to include MIN codes with the format XXX-0+6D and XXX-1+6D. They are now also available for assignment.

The 4 digit prefix of an IRM is allocated by IFAST (International Forum on ANSI-41 Standards Technology) that attempts to facilitate international roaming by minimizing conflicts with North American MIN. 

The last 6 digits of an IRM are allocated by the carrier.

IRM Guidelines (V5.4) April 2007

Note: In case of a discrepancy between the HTML and Word versions of the IFAST IRM Guidelines, the Word version should be taken as correct.

IRM Expansion Presentation

IRM Allocation Table

IRM Application and Payment Form

IFAST Topic 3 with other IRM related documents

IFAST Roaming Contact List

IFAST, IRMs and Number Portability


 

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