09 is not a country code. Numbers inside a country start like this: Fujairah (United Arab Emirates), Hasharon (Israel), Ghent (Belgium), Helsinki (Finland) and others. The first digit 0 is the trunk prefix for domestic calls and is dropped from abroad.
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| Area or operator | From abroad | Inside the country |
|---|---|---|
 Fujairah · United Arab Emirates | +971 9 … | 09 … |
 Hasharon · Israel | +972 9 … | 09 … |
 Ghent · Belgium | +32 9 … | 09 … |
 Helsinki · Finland | +358 9 … | 09 … |
| Uusimaa · Finland | +358 9 … | 09 … |
 MPT · Myanmar (Burma) | +95 9 … | 09 … |
| Mytel · Myanmar (Burma) | +95 9 … | 09 … |
| Ooredoo · Myanmar (Burma) | +95 9 … | 09 … |
| 1 more in Myanmar (Burma) | ||
 Auckland · New Zealand | +64 9 … | 09 … |
| Auckland/Waiheke Island · New Zealand | +64 9 … | 09 … |
| Dargaville · New Zealand | +64 9 … | 09 … |
| 10 more in New Zealand | ||
 Nablus · Palestinian Territories | +970 9 … | 09 … |
| Qalqilya/Salfit · Palestinian Territories | +970 9 … | 09 … |
| Tubas · Palestinian Territories | +970 9 … | 09 … |
| 1 more in Palestinian Territories | ||
If a number starts with +, the first 1–3 digits are the country code. If it starts with 0 (8 in Russia and Kazakhstan), it is a domestic number: an area or operator code follows, and from abroad the 0 or 8 is replaced with + and the country code. The same digits can mean different places, so where the call came from matters.