How to Change CSC Codes in Samsung Devices

In this guide, we will show you the different methods to change the CSC Code on your Samsung device. We will also make you aware of the differences between CSC, Home CSC, and Multi-CSC firmware. Likewise, this guide will also let you know all the information that a CSC file beholds, why you need to change your device’s CSC code, and more importantly how to change it. At the end of this guide, we have given a complete list of all the Samsung CSC Codes, so don’t forget to check it out as well. So without further ado, let’s get started.

• What is Samsung CSC?
• Samsung CSC vs Samsung Home CSC: Which One to Flash?
• What is OXM Multi-CSC Firmware?
• Why Should I Change CSC?
• Are there any Downsides to Changing CSC? Which CSC Should You Choose?
• How to Check CSC on My Samsung Device? Method 1: Check CSC via Dialer Code Method 2: Via Third-Party Method 3: From Phone’s Settings Menu
• How to Change CSC Code in any Samsung Device Method 1: Change Samsung CSC Code using Dialer Method 2: Change Samsung CSC via Third-Party App [Free] Method 3: Change Samsung CSC Code via Odin Tool
• List of all the Samsung CSC Codes
• Samsung CSC Codes Updated List
• Conclusion

What is Samsung CSC?

CSC stands for Country/Carrier Specific Product Code or Consumer Software Customization and is a part of the Samsung stock firmware file. When you extract the firmware, you get the AP, BL, CP, CSC, and Home CSC files. Out of these, the last two are the topic of discussion in this guide.

Majorly the CSC file beholds information related to your network carrier, location, device language settings, network settings, and Firmware Update Servers. Some examples of CSC include ATT (AT&T), TMB (T-Mobile) in the US, ATL (Vodafone) in Spain, and IND, INA, INS (unbranded) in India. We have attached the complete list of all the CSC codes at the end of this guide, do check it out.

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Samsung CSC vs Samsung Home CSC: Which One to Flash?

So this is one query that I have seen across countless online forums as to which CSC does one has to flash via Odin. Well in the simplest of terms, if you wish to perform a factory reset before flashing the stock firmware, then you would need to load the CSC file in Odin. On the other hand, if you wish to preserve all your data while flashing the stock firmware, then go for the Home CSC file.

What is OXM Multi-CSC Firmware?

OXM is a superset that beholds numerous sub-CSCs within itself. If your Samsung device has a multi CSC firmware then you could easily change the region. With that said, the OXM Multi CSC firmware has the following CSC (the below list might be incomplete, let me know the missing CSCs and I’ll expand this list):

ACR AFG AFR ARO ATO AUT BGL BNG BRI BTC BTU CAC CAM CHO COO DBT DKR ECT EGY EON ETL EUR GLB ILO INS ITV KSA LAO LUX LYS MID MM1 MWD MYM NEE NPL ORX OXM PAK PHE PHN ROM SEB SEE SEK SER SIN SKZ SLK SMA STH THL THR TMC TPA TPH TTT TUN TUR WTL XEF XEH XEO XEU XFE XME XSG XSP XTC XXV ZTO

On the other hand, the following are the single CSC firmware:

BTC BTU CPW EMP GLB LYS MAT MM1 MTL NZC OPS PAN PNG PRO SIN SMA SMP STH TEB TEL TMC TNZ VAU VFJ VNZ WTL XFA XNF XNX XNZ XSA

Let’s understand the usage of this firmware with an example. More often than not, the updates are rolled out by the OEM in batches, hence not everyone would receive it in one go. Some regions are the first in line to get the update and it might take a few days weeks or even months before the update goes live for your region.

But if your device is having the OXM Multi CSC firmware, then you could easily download and install that region’s firmware file where the update is live. And this wouldn’t affect your original CSC. Taking a real-life example, one of my friends has its Samsung device on ARO (Argentina) CSC running Android Pie 9.0. The Android 10 update was live in France but not in his country (Argentina).

So he downloaded and flashed XEF (France) Android 1o firmware onto his device. The result? Well, he is currently running Android 10 but is still on his original CSC (ARO Argentina). So how did it worked out? Well since both the XEF and ARO are part of the OXM multi-CSC firmware list, he was able to effectively carry out this task without any issue.

Why Should I Change CSC?

Changing CSC on a Samsung device is mostly done to unlock region-specific restrictions. The perfect example of the same is the call recording feature, which is not available in many countries. However, you could easily enable this feature simply by changing the CSC to one of the supported regions like INS, or any one of the following listed below:

EGY | Egypt 

ILO | Israel 

INS | India 

LYS | Libya 

NPB | Nepal (Nepal Telecom, NCELL) 

SLK | Srilanka 

THL | Thailand 

TUN | Tunisia 

XXV | Vietnam

Apart from that, you might be able to unlock numerous other features, including the likes of:

Faster OTA updates

Spam Blocking

Google Wallet

Samsung Pay

ECG and Blood Pressure monitor on Galaxy Watch 6

VoLTE

WiFi Calling

However, do note that there doesn’t exist a single perfect CSC that unlocks all the aforementioned features. Each of them comes with its fair share of caveats as well, which brings us to the next question-

Are there any Downsides to Changing CSC?

While selecting a CSC will enable certain features, but on the flip side, you might have to bid adieu to a feature or two. For instance, choosing the ILO CSC will enable most of the aforementioned functionalities but it might take away your ability to use Samsung Pay. On the other hand, you could easily use Call Recording and Samsung Pay by switching over to the INS CSC. So it completely depends on the individual’s requirement and there’s no one size that fits all.

Which CSC Should You Choose?

As discussed above, it completely depends on what feature you are planning to unlock. But if you are unsure, then ILO is usually the best one because it has the least restrictions imposed [ call recording, spam blocking, Google Wallet, ECG and Blood Pressure monitor on Galaxy Watch 6, VoLTE, WiFi calling, and timely update schedules, usually in sync with EU]. The only drawback with ILO is that it doesn’t support Samsung Pay. So if you use SPay, then you should consider using the INS CSC [which has very few restrictions].

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How to Check CSC on My Samsung Device?

There are quite a few methods of checking your Samsung device’s CSC code. Let’s check out three such methods (I prefer the third method, though it is a bit lengthy but it gives out all the required information):

Method 1: Check CSC via Dialer Code

1. Bring up the dial-pad on your device.
2. Now type in *#1234# and it should bring up the Version page
3. Refer to the CSC section and the first three numbers after your device model number is the CSC.

Method 2: Via Third-Party

1. Download and install the Phone Info app from the Play Store.
2. Then go to its CSC Code tab.
3. Check out the Active CSC section.

Method 3: From Phone’s Settings Menu

1. To begin with, head over to Settings on your device
2. Then go to About Phone and tap on Software Information
3. Check out the last line of the Service Provider SW Ver. section and your CSC will be mentioned there.
4. In my case, that turns out to be INS/INS, INS/INS. So why there are four INS, in other words, why it has been divided into three sections? Let’s understand this. The first section denotes the current active CSC, which in my case is INS The next section denotes whether you have a single SIM or dual SIM device. Since my device is a dual SIM variant, the CSC turns out to be INS, INS. Finally, the third section denotes the country where your device has been manufactured. This again is in India so the value is INS.
5. Combining all these three sections and the value in my case turns out to INS INS/INS, INS/INS. So you could take this along the following syntax Current Active CSC/Single or Dual SIM/Manufactured Country CSC.

With this, you might have got a perfect idea regarding how could you identify the CSC. Let’s check out the instructions to change the CSC code on your Samsung device. Follow along.

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How to Change CSC Code in any Samsung Device

There are three different methods to change the CSC Code in Samsung devices. The first method is pretty simple and you only need to type in a single code in the dialer. However, users have reported that after the Android 11 update, this method isn’t working for some of them. On the other hand, the second method is carried out via a third-party app and is quite easy to execute as well.

Then if we turn our attention towards the third method, then it does come with an extremely high success rate, but the process requires an unlocked bootloader as well as an unlocked carrier network. With that said, go through each of these methods once and try out the one that is in sync with your requirement. Moreover, please take a backup of all the data on your device, irrespective of the method you are going to test.

Method 1: Change Samsung CSC Code using Dialer

1. Bring up the dial pad on your device. Type #06. This should bring up the IMEI number. Copy it.
2. Now type in #272IMEI# and replace IMEI accordingly.
3. It should bring up the Preconfig page where you will find the list of all the available CSC codes.
4. If you’re running an OXM Multi-CSC Firmware, then there could be 70+ CSC options to choose from.
5. With that said select the desired one from the list and tap Install.
6. Once installed, your device will reboot with the newly installed CSC as the active one.

However, if you aren’t able to change the CSC code on your Samsung device running Android 11, then please refer to the next method given below.

Method 2: Change Samsung CSC via Third-Party App [Free]

In this method, we will be changing your device’s CSC using the free SamFW Tool. The process is quite easy to carry out and all that is required is just a click. Apart from this SamFW, there also exists the Samkey Tool that is capable of doing this job, however, it is paid. therefore, we have opted for SamFW. So on that note, let’s get started.

1. To begin with, download and extract the latest version of SamFW [ link ] on your PC.
2. Then remove the SIM card from your phone and then connect it to your PC via a USB cable.
3. Now right-click on the SamFwFRPTool.exe file and select Run as administrator.
4. Make sure that your phone is being detected. When that happens, switch over to the ADB tab.
5. Now enable Developer Options on your device and then enable USB Debugging from there.
6. Then bring up the dialer and type in #0# to open the Test Mode.
7. Now click on the ‘Change CSC’ button in the MTP tab of the tool.
8. It will bring up a list of all the supported CSCs. Select the desired new CSC from the list and hit OK.
9. The tool will now change the CSC and automatically restart the phone.
10. Once that happens, you may put the SIM back in and check out the results.

That’s it. This was the second method to change the CSC on your Samsung device via a third-party tool. Let’s now make you aware of the third and final method to get this job done.

Method 3: Change Samsung CSC Code via Odin Tool

As mentioned before, this process requires an unlocked bootloader, which will wipe off all the data from your device, make its warranty null and void, and trip the Knox Counter. If that’s well and good, then refer to our guide to How to Unlock Bootloader on any Samsung Device [New VaultKeeper Method] . Once done, proceed with the below steps.

1. First off, download the Multi-CSC (OXM) firmware for your Samsung device via Frija .
2. Then extract its content to any convenient location on your PC.
3. Download and install Odin onto your PC.
4. Now boot your device to Download Mode and then connect it to PC via USB cable.
5. Open Odin and load the BL, AP, CP, and CSC (the normal one, not the Home CSC) files to the Tool via its appropriate sections.
6. Then go to the Options section of Odin and make sure to enable Auto-Reboot and F. Reset Time (if they aren’t done so automatically).
7. Finally, hit the Start button and wait for the process to finish. Once done, you will get the Pass message.
8. That’s it. You may now disconnect your device from the PC and close the tool as well.

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List of all the Samsung CSC Codes

Given below is the complete list of all the CSC codes, their network as well as the regions to which they belong. We have listed them in alphabetical order.

Samsung CSC Codes Updated List

1. 3IE ➡ Ireland (Three)
2. ABD ➡ Tunisia
3. ABS ➡ Tunisia (Tunisie Telecom, Ooredoo Tunisia, Orange)
4. ACA ➡ Ghana (MTN Ghana, Vodafone, AirtelTigo Ghana, Orange CM, MTN)
5. ACG ➡ United States of America (Nextech / C-Spire)
6. ACR ➡ Ghana
7. AFG ➡ Afghanistan (Afghan Telecom, Afghan Wireless, Etisalat, MTN Group, Roshan, Salaam Network, Zain JO, Orange, Alfa)
8. AFR ➡ Kenya (Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, Telkom Kenya, Finserve)
9. AIR ➡ Zambia (Airtel)
10. AIO ➡ United States of America (Cricket Wireless)
11. ALB ➡ Albania (Vodafone, Telekom, Eagle, Plus Communication)
12. ALE ➡ Ecuador (Alegro)
13. ALG ➡ Algeria
14. ALO ➡ Ukraine (MTS, Kyivstar, Beeline, Utel Kyivstar)
15. ALT ➡ Kazakhstan (Altel)
16. AMN ➡ Spain (Orange)
17. AMO ➡ Spain (Movistar, Orange, Vodafone, Yoigo, Euskaltel, Jazztel, Tuenti, Eroski Movil, Neo, PTV Telecom, Ibercom)
18. ANC ➡ Uruguay (Antel)
19. AND ➡ Nigeria (MTN Nigeria, Glo Mobile, Zain Nigeria, Etisalat Nigeria)
20. ANP ➡ Ireland
21. ANY ➡ South Korea (Any)
22. ARB ➡ United Arab Emirates (Etisalat, du)
23. ARO ➡ Argentina (Personal, Claro, Movistar, Ancel, Vox, Tigo)
24. ATC ➡ United States
25. ATL ➡ Spain (Vodafone)
26. ATO ➡ Austria (A1, Telekom Austria, Tele2, T-Mobile Austria, Orange, Tele.Ring, 3, Yesss!)
27. ATT ➡ United States (AT&T)
28. AUC ➡ France
29. AUO ➡ Switzerland (Orange)
30. AUT ➡ Switzerland (Sunrise, Swisscom, Orange)
31. AVF ➡ Albania (Vodafone)
32. AXI ➡ Indonesia
33. AZC ➡ Russia
34. BAE ➡ Belgium
35. BAT ➡ Mexico
36. BEN ➡ Netherlands
37. BGD ➡ Singapore
38. BGL ➡ Bulgaria (M-Tel, BG Globul, Vivacom)
39. BHO ➡ Bosnia and Herzegovina
40. BHT ➡ Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH Telecom)
41. BKD ➡ Bangladesh
42. BLA ➡ Algeria (Mobilis, Djezzy, Ooredoo)
43. BLN ➡ Russia
44. BLR ➡ Russia (MTS, Beeline, Megafon, Yota, Tele2, Velcom, Life, Azercell, Bakcell, Nar, Geocell, Magticom, VivaCell-MTS, Orange)
45. BMC ➡ Canada (Bell Mobile)
46. BME ➡ Sweden
47. BNG ➡ Bangladesh (Grameenphone, Banglalink, Teletalk, Robi, Airtel)
48. BOG ➡ France (Bouygues)
49. BRI ➡ Taiwan (Chunghwa, KGT, Vibo)
50. BSE ➡ Belgium (Mobistar, Proximus, Base, Tango, Post Telecom, Orange)
51. BSG ➡ Sweden
52. BST ➡ United States of America (Boost Mobile)
53. BTA ➡ Brazil
54. BTB ➡ United Kingdom (BT, BT One Phone)
55. BTC ➡ Libya (Libyana, LibyaPhone, Almadar)
56. BTE ➡ United Kingdom (BT)
57. BTH ➡ Sweden
58. BTM ➡ Brazil
59. BTU ➡ UK & IRE (O2, Orange, Life Mobile, EE/T-Mobile, Virgin, Vodafone, BT Mobile, H3G, Asda, Meteor, Tesco Mobile Ireland, Talkmobile, TalkTalk)
60. BVE ➡ Bolivia (Entel)
61. BVO ➡ Bolivia (Movistar, Entel, Claro, GTD Movil, Viva, Tigo, Virgin Mobile, Nextel)
62. BVT ➡ Bolivia
63. BVV ➡ Bolivia
64. BWA ➡ Canada (SaskTel)
65. CAC ➡ Uzbekistan (Uztelecom, Ucell, Beeline, MTS)
66. CAL ➡ Netherlands
67. CAT ➡ Thailand
68. CAU ➡ Caucasus- Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Southern Russia (Ucell, Beeline, O!, Megacom, Tcell, MobiCom, Unitel, Azercell, Bakcell, Geocell, Orange)
69. CAM ➡ Cambodia
70. CCM ➡ Malaysia (Celcom)
71. CCT ➡ United States of America (Xfinity Mobile / Comcast)
72. CDR ➡ Dominican Republic (Claro, Altice, Viva)
73. CEL ➡ Israel (Cellcom)
74. CEN ➡ Puerto Rico
75. CGU ➡ Colombia, Guatemala (Tigo)
76. CHA ➡ United States of America (Spectrum Mobile)
77. CHB ➡ Chile
78. CHC ➡ China
79. CHE ➡ Chile (Entel PCS)
80. CHF ➡ Chile (Entel Falabella)
81. CHG ➡ Chile (Virgin Mobile)
82. CHL ➡ Chile (Claro)
83. CHM ➡ China (China Mobile)
84. CHN ➡ China
85. CHO ➡ Chile (Entel, WOM, Claro)
86. CHR ➡ Canada (Chatr Mobile)
87. CHT ➡ Chile (Telefonica)
88. CHV ➡ Chile (VTR)
89. CHU ➡ China
90. CHV ➡ Chile (VTR)
91. CHX ➡ Chile (Nextel)
92. CIT ➡ Italy (TIM, Vodafone, Wind, H3G)
93. CLN ➡ Canada (Clearnet)
94. CMC ➡ China
95. CMF ➡ Bulgaria (Cosmofon)
96. CNX ➡ Romania (Vodafone)
97. COA ➡ Romania (Cosmote)
98. COB ➡ Colombia (Movistar)
99. COD ➡ Colombia Avancel (Avantel, Claro, ETB 4G, Virgin Mobile1, Virgin Mobile2)
100. COE ➡ Colombia (ETB)
101. COL ➡ Colombia (Tigo Une)
102. COM ➡ Colombia (Comcel)
103. COO ➡ Colombia (Claro, Movistar, Avantel, Virgin Mobile)
104. COR ➡ France
105. COS ➡ Greece (Cosmote)
106. COV ➡ Sweden (Tele2)
107. CPA ➡ Panama (Claro)
108. CPW ➡ United Kingdom (Carphone Warehouse)
109. CRC ➡ Costa Rica (Claro, Kolbi, Liberty)
110. CRG ➡ Croatia
111. CRI ➡ United States of America (Cricket)
112. CRM ➡ South American Countries- Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Falkland, French Guana, Paraguay. Peru, Suriname. Uruguay, Venezuala (Movistar)
113. CRO ➡ Croatia (T-Mobile / HR Telecom)
114. CSC ➡ Uzbekistan
115. CST ➡ Dominica
116. CTC ➡ China (China Telecom)
117. CTE ➡ Honduras (Tigo)
118. CTF ➡ Canada (Cityfone)
119. CTI ➡ Argentina (Claro)
120. CTP ➡ Paraguay (Claro)
121. CTU ➡ Argentina, Uruguay (Claro)
122. CUH ➡ China
123. CWT ➡ Taiwan (Chunghwa Telecom, Far Eastone, KGT, TWM Mobile, Vibo)
124. CWW ➡ Jamaica (Lime)
125. CYO ➡ Greece (Cytamobile Vodafone)
126. CYV ➡ Cyprus (Vodafone)
127. DAM ➡ Lebanon (Zain JO, Umniah, Orange, Alfa, Wataniya, MTN, Zain IQ, Asia Cell, Korek, Etisalat, du)
128. DBE ➡ Netherlands (T-Mobile NL, Ben NL)
129. DBT ➡ Germany (Telekom, Vodafone, E-Plus, O2, 1&1, Lebara, Smartmobil.de)
130. DCM ➡ Japan (NTT Docomo, Rakuten Mobile)
131. DCN ➡ Dominica
132. DDE ➡ Germany (Congstar)
133. DGC ➡ El Salvador
134. DGI ➡ Malaysia (DiGi)
135. DGT ➡ Venezuela (Digitel)
136. DHR ➡ Croatia (Bonbon)
137. DKR ➡ Senegal, Kenya (Safaricom, Zain, Orange, Econet, Vodacom)
138. DIX ➡ France
139. DNA ➡ Vietnam
140. DNF ➡ Finland (DNA)
141. DNL ➡ Netherlands (Ben NL)
142. DOO ➡ Dominican Republic
143. DOR ➡ Dominican Republic (Orange)
144. DPL ➡ Poland (Heyah)
145. DRC ➡ Kenya (Safaricom, Zain, Orange, Econet, Vodacom)
146. DRE ➡ Austria (3 Hutchinson)
147. DSA ➡ United States
148. DSG ➡ United States
149. DTL ➡ Denmark
150. DTM ➡ Germany (T-Mobile)
151. DTR ➡ Germany (TeleKom.de)
152. DUT ➡ Germany
153. EBE ➡ Ecuador (Movistar)
154. ECO ➡ Ecuador (Claro)
155. ECT ➡ Nigeria (MTN Nigeria, Glo Mobile, Zain Nigeria, Etisalat Nigeria)
156. EGY ➡ Egypt (Mobinil, Vodafone, Etisalat)
157. EIR ➡ Ireland (Eir)
158. ELS ➡ Finland
159. EMT ➡ Russia
160. EON ➡ Ecuador (Claro / Telcel, Movistar CNT)
161. EPL ➡ Germany (E-Plus)
162. ERA ➡ Poland (T-Mobile)
163. ERO ➡ Bosnia and Herzegovina (HT Eronet)
164. ERS ➡ Russia
165. ESK ➡ Canada (EastLink)
166. EST ➡ Kazakhstan
167. ETE ➡ El Salvador (Tigo)
168. ETL ➡ Czechia (T-Mobile, O2, Vodafone)
169. ETR ➡ Bangladesh (Grameenphone, Banglalink, Teletalk, Robi, Airtel)
170. ETT ➡ Kenya (Safaricom, Zain, Orange, Econet, Vodacom)
171. EUR ➡ Greece (Wind, Vodafone, Cosmote)
172. EUS ➡ Spain
173. EUX ➡ European Region (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland)
174. EUY ➡ European Union (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland)
175. EVR ➡ United Kingdom (T-Mobile UK, Orange)
176. FAM ➡ Philippines
177. FIZ ➡ Canada
178. FKR ➡ United States
179. FET ➡ Taiwan (Far Eastone)
180. FMC ➡ Canada (Fido Mobile)
181. FME ➡ Malaysia
182. FMG ➡ Malaysia
183. FNC ➡ France (FNC)
184. FOP ➡ Spain (Movistar, Vodafone, Orange, Yoigo, Mobil R, Euskaltel, Telecable, Blau, Simyo)
185. FPT ➡ Vietnam
186. FRE ➡ France (Free Mobile)
187. FTB ➡ France
188. FTD ➡ Ukraine (Vodafone Ukraine, Kyivstar, Beeline UA, TriMob, Jeans, Djuice)
189. FTM ➡ France (Orange)
190. FWB ➡ Italy
191. FWD ➡ Morocco (Maroc Telecom, Orange, Inwi)
192. GBL ➡ Bulgaria (BG Globul)
193. GCF ➡ United States (Global Certification Forum)
194. GCR ➡ Nigeria
195. GEO ➡ Russia
196. GER ➡ Greece
197. GHA ➡ Ghana (MTN Ghana, AirtelTigo Ghana, Glo Ghana, Vodafone Ghana)
198. GLB ➡ Philippines (Globe)
199. GLO ➡ Guatemala
200. GLW ➡ Canada (Globalive Wind)
201. GOM ➡ Italy
202. GTL ➡ Slovakia
203. GTO ➡ Guatemala
204. GWL ➡ Canada (Freedom Mobile)
205. H3G ➡ United Kingdom (Three)
206. HAT ➡ Romania (Orange RO, Vodafone RO, Cosmote)
207. HME ➡ Honduras (Claro HN)
208. HTD ➡ Denmark (3)
209. HTS ➡ Sweden (3 SE)
210. HUI ➡ Italy (H3G)
211. HUT ➡ Australia (3, Vodafone)
212. ICE ➡ Costa Rica (Kolbi, Liberty, Claro)
213. IDE ➡ Poland (Orange)
214. IEL ➡ Nigeria (Etisalat, MTN Nigeria, Glo Mobile, Zain Nigeria)
215. ILO ➡ Israel (HotMobile)
216. ILP ➡ Lebanon
217. IMS ➡ India
218. INA ➡ India
219. IND ➡ China
220. INS ➡ India (Airtel, BSNL, Vodafone Idea, Jio)
221. INT ➡ China
222. INU ➡ India (unbranded)
223. IRD ➡ Slovakia (Orange)
224. IRS ➡ Côte d’Ivoire
225. ITV ➡ Italy (Vodafone, WIND, Fastweb)
226. IUS ➡ Mexico (Iusacell)
227. JBS ➡ Jamaica
228. JCN ➡ Jamaica
229. JCW ➡ Jamaica
230. JDI ➡ Jamaica (Digicel)
231. JED ➡ Saudi Arabia (STC, Mobily, Zain)
232. KBN ➡ Czechia
233. KCL ➡ Kazakhstan (Beeline, Kcell, Activ, NEO)
234. KDI ➡ Japan (KDDI)
235. KDO ➡ Canada (Koodo Mobile)
236. KEL ➡ Kenya
237. KEN ➡ Kenya (Safaricom, Zain, Orange, Econet, Vodacom)
238. KMB ➡ Kazakhstan
239. KOO ➡ South Korea (KOO)
240. KOR ➡ South Korea (Gumi, Suwon)
241. KPN ➡ Netherlands (NL KPN)
242. KPP ➡ Netherlands (NL KPN, Telfort)
243. KSA ➡ Saudi Arabia (STC, Mobily, Zain)
244. KSG ➡ Unknown
245. KSS ➡ United Arab Emirates (STC)
246. KSZ ➡ Saudi Arabia (Zain)
247. KTC ➡ South Korea (KT Corporation)
248. KTO ➡ South Korea (KTO)
249. KTT ➡ South Korea (KT Corporation)
250. KVK ➡ Türkiye
251. KVR ➡ Ukraine
252. KZK ➡ Kazakhstan
253. LAO ➡ Thailand
254. LEB ➡ Lebanon (Zain JO, Umniah, Orange JO, Alfa, MTC-Touch, Jawwal, Wataniya, Syriatel, MTN, Zain IQ, Asia Cell, Korek, Mobitel)
255. LEV ➡ Jordan (ETISALAT, du)
256. LGT ➡ South Korea (LG U+)
257. LLA ➡ Puerto Rico
258. LPM ➡ France (La Poste Mobile)
259. LRA ➡ United States (Bluegrass Cellular)
260. LUC ➡ South Korea (LG U+)
261. LUO ➡ South Korea (LUO)
262. LUX ➡ Luxemburg (Mobistar, Proximus, Base, Telenet, Tango, Post Telecom, Orange Luxembourg)
263. LYS ➡ Libya, UAE (Almadar, Libyana)
264. M00 ➡ China
265. MAN ➡ Germany
266. MAT ➡ Morocco (MAT)
267. MAX ➡ Austria (T-Mobile)
268. MBC ➡ Germany
269. MBM ➡ North Macedonia (T-Mobile)
270. MCT ➡ Canada (Mobilicity)
271. MDR ➡ Montenegro, Serbia
272. MED ➡ Morocco (Orange)
273. MEO ➡ Portugal (TMN)
274. MET ➡ Ireland (Meteor)
275. MGF ➡ Russia (MTS, Beeline, MegaFon, Tele2)
276. MID ➡ Iraq, United Arab Emirates (Zain JO, Umniah, Orange, Alfa, MTC-Touch, Jawwal, Wataniya, Syriatel, MTN, Zain IQ, Asia Cell, Korek, Etisalat, du)
277. MIG ➡ Switzerland (Sunrise, Swisscom, Orange, Mobilkom)
278. MIS ➡ Malaysia (Maxis)
279. MKO ➡ Macedonia (T-Mobile, Lycamobile, A1 Macedonia)
280. MM1 ➡ Singapore (M1 Singapore)
281. MMC ➡ Libya (Almadar, Libyana)
282. MML ➡ Nigeria
283. MMO ➡ Netherlands
284. MNX ➡ Mexico (Nextel)
285. MOB ➡ Austria (A1)
286. MOT ➡ Slovenia (Mobitel)
287. MOZ ➡ Switzerland (Sunrise Swisscom Orange)
288. MPC ➡ Mongolia
289. MRT ➡ Mauritania (Zain Sudan)
290. MRU ➡ Mauritius (Orange)
291. MSG ➡ Ukraine (Vodafone Ukraine, Kyivstar, Lifecell, Beeline UA, TriMob (Utel), Jeans, Kyivstar A&B, Djuice)
292. MSR ➡ Serbia (Telenor)
293. MST ➡ Belgium (Mobistar, Proximus, Base, Telenet, Tango, Post Telecom, Orange Luxembourg)
294. MTA ➡ Canada (MTA MTS, CTF Cityfone, TBT Tbaytel)
295. MTB ➡ Belarus
296. MTE ➡ Bulgaria
297. MTL ➡ Bulgaria (M-Tel BG)
298. MTN ➡ Uganda (MTN)
299. MTR ➡ Canada (Metro PCS)
300. MTV ➡ Russia
301. MTZ ➡ Zambia (MTN Zambia)
302. MVL ➡ Venezuela (Movilnet)
303. MWD ➡ Morocco (MWD)
304. MXO ➡ Mexico
305. MXS ➡ Malaysia
306. MYM ➡ Thailand (MPT, Mectel)
307. NBS ➡ Nicaragua (Movistar)
308. NED ➡ Algeria (Mobilis, Djezzy, Nedjma)
309. NEE ➡ Nordic Countries- Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden (Halebop, Aina, Spring, Telenor, NetCom, Call me and DLG Tele, Mobile Norway, DNA, Fin Sonera Telia, DK TDC, Telenor, Telmore, 3, Nova, Vodafone Iceland, Siminn, Tusass, Ventelo)
310. NEN ➡ Nicaragua (Claro Movil)
311. NPL ➡ Nepal (Nepal Telecom, Smart Telecom, Ncell, UTL)
312. NRJ ➡ France (NRJ Mobile)
313. NZC ➡ New Zealand (2 Degrees)
314. O2C ➡ Czechia (O2)
315. O2I ➡ Ireland (O2I)
316. O2U ➡ United Kingdom (O2)
317. OAR ➡ Armenia
318. ODD (Multi-CSC) ➡ INU, INS, ETR, TML, SLK, NPL
319. ODK Denmark (Telia)
320. OFR ➡ France
321. OJK ➡ (Multi-CSC) ➡ ILO, MIR, PCL, PTR
322. OJP (Multi-CSC) ➡ Middle East Countries (BTC, EGY, JED, KOR, KSA, MAT, MED, MID, MMV, MWD, PAK, THR, WAN, XSG, XSS)
323. OJV (Multi-CSC) ➡ Middle East Countries (ABS, ACR, AFG, AFR, ARB, BTC, ECT, EGY, FWD, JED, KEN, KSA, LYS, MAT, MED, MID, MMC, MRT, MWD, PAK, THR, TMC, TUN, TUR, WAN, WTL, XFA, XFC, XFE, XFM, XFV, XSG)
324. OLB (Multi-CSC) ➡ GLB, MM1, SIN, SMA, STH, THL, XEV, XME, XSE, XSP, XTC, XTE, XXV (Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam)
325. OLC (Multi-CSC) ➡ MM1, SIN, STH, XSP
326. OMD ➡ Ukraine (Orange MD)
327. OMN ➡ Italy (Vodafone)
328. OMX ➡ Bulgaria
329. ONE ➡ Austria (Orange)
330. ONL ➡ Netherlands
331. OPP ➡ Australia (Optus, Virgin Mobile)
332. OPS ➡ Australia (Optus)
333. OPT ➡ Portugal (Optimus)
334. OPV ➡ Poland
335. ORA ➡ United Kingdom (Orange)
336. ORC ➡ France
337. ORG ➡ Switzerland
338. ORF ➡ France
339. ORL ➡ Romania (Orange)
340. ORN ➡ France
341. ORO ➡ Romania (Orange)
342. ORR ➡ Switzerland (Orange)
343. ORS ➡ Slovakia (Orange)
344. ORX ➡ Slovakia (T-Mobile SK, O2 SK)
345. OSK ➡ Czechia
346. OTU ➡ Tunisia (Orange)
347. OVF ➡ South Africa (Vodafone)
348. OWO (Multi-CSC) ➡ PEO, ZTO, SEM, CHO, COO, PEB, TPA, VNO, ARO, BBR, DGC, PCS, TPR
349. OXA (Multi-CSC) ➡ BTU, CPW, DBT, ITV, KOR, XEF, XEO (France, Germany, Italy, Poland, United Kingdom)
350. OXE (Multi-CSC) ➡ CAC, RTL, SEK, SER, SKZ (Kazakhstan, Russia, United Arab Emirates)
351. OXF (Multi-CSC) ➡ ALB, BGL, CMF, ORL, SEB, TMT, TOP, TRA, XEH
352. OXI (Multi-CSC) ➡ Italy (ITV, OMN)
353. OXM (Multi-CSC) ➡ ACR, AFG, AFR, AUT, BKD, BOG, BTB, BTE, BTU, CAU, CPW, DBT, DKR, ECT, EGY, EUX, EVR, FWD, GLB, ILO, ILP, INS, KSA, LYS, MEO, MET, MID, MM1, MOB, MOT, MSR, MWD, NPL, O2C, OPS, PKD, PLS, PRT, SEK, SER, SFR, SIM, SIN, SKZ, SLK, STH, SWC, TEL, THL, TIM, TOP, TSI, TUN, TUR, VAU, VIP, WWA, WWC, WWD, XEF, XFA, XFE, XFV, XME, XNZ, XSA, XSG, XSP
354. OXX (Multi-CSC) ➡ BGL, CYO, ERO, EUR, MSR, ORS, PHE, SEE, SIO, TPH, TSR, TWO, VVT, XEF, XEO, XEZ, XSK (Greece, Montenegro, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, South Africa, Switzerland)
355. OYA (Multi-CSC) ➡ BMC, BWA, FMC, KDO, MTA, PCM, RWC, SOL, SPC, TLS, VMC
356. OYM (Multi-CSC) ➡ United States of America (XAA)
357. OYN (Multi-CSC) ➡ United States of America (ATT, VZW, TMB, USC, XAA)
358. OZS (Multi-CSC) ➡ TGY, BRI
359. PAK ➡ Pakistan (Jazz, Ufone, Zong, Telenor, Ufone)
360. PAN ➡ Hungary (Telenor)
361. PAP ➡ Europe (PAP)
362. PBS ➡ Panama (Movistar)
363. PCI ➡ Costa Rica, Puerto Rico (PCI)
364. PCL ➡ Israel (Pelephone)
365. PCM ➡ Canada (Bell-Internet)
366. PCS ➡ Guatemala
367. PCT ➡ Puerto Rico (Claro PR & DR)
368. PCW ➡ Panama (Cable & Wireless, +Móvil)
369. PEB ➡ Peru
370. PEO ➡ Peru (Claro, Movistar, Nexel)
371. PER ➡ El Salvador (Claro)
372. PET ➡ Peru (Claro)
373. PGU ➡ Guatemala (Claro)
374. PHB ➡ Belgium (Post Telecom, Vox Mobile, Base, Ello Mobile, Mobile Vikings, Orange, Proximus, Scarlet, Telenet)
375. PHE ➡ Spain (Movistar, Vodafone, Orange, Yoigo, Mobil R, Euskaltel, TeleCable, Jazztel, Carrefour, Pepephone, RACC, Eroski Movil, Neo, PTV Telecom, Ibercom, TPH Movil)
376. PHN ➡ Netherlands (Vodafone NL, Telfort, T-Mobile, KPN, Tele2)
377. PHU ➡ Vietnam
378. PKD ➡ Pakistan
379. PLS ➡ Poland (Plus)
380. PLX ➡ Bulgaria
381. PMB ➡ Canada
382. PNG ➡ Papua New Guinea (Digicel PNG, Fiji, Nauru, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu)
383. PNM ➡ Montenegro, Serbia
384. PNT ➡ Peru (Nextel)
385. POL ➡ Poland (Plus, T-Mobile.pl, Heyah, Orange, Play, Cyfrowy Polsat)
386. PRO ➡ Belgium (Proximus, Telenet)
387. PRT ➡ Poland (Play)
388. PSN ➡ Argentina (Personal)
389. PSP ➡ Paraguay (Personal)
390. PTR ➡ Israel (Orange/Partner)
391. PVT ➡ Peru (Viettel)
392. QIC ➡ Netherlands
393. RCG ➡ Cambodia
394. REL ➡ India
395. RNG ➡ Tunisia
396. ROM ➡ Romania (Orange RO, Vodafone RO, Cosmote)
397. RTL ➡ Ukraine (Vodafone Ukraine, Kyivstar, LifeCell)
398. RWC ➡ Canada (Rogers)
399. SAC ➡ Algeria (Mobilis, Djezzy, Ooredoo)
400. SAF ➡ Kenya (Safaricom)
401. SAL ➡ El Salvador (Movistar)
402. SAM ➡ Peru (Movistar)
403. SAR ➡ Indonesia
404. SAU ➡ Finland
405. SBM ➡ Japan (SBM)
406. SCA ➡ Russia (MTS, Beeline, Megafon, Bakcell, Nar, Ge Ocell, Magticom, VivaCell-MTS, Orange)
407. SEB ➡ Baltic countries (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)
408. SEE ➡ Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Türkiye
409. SEK ➡ Ukraine (Kyivstar)
410. SEM ➡ Mexico
411. SEN ➡ Sweden
412. SER ➡ Russia (MTS, Beeline, Megafon, Tele2, Golden Telecom, Yota)
413. SFR ➡ France (SFR)
414. SIM ➡ Slovenia (Si.mobile)
415. SIN ➡ Singapore (SingTel)
416. SIO ➡ Slovakia
417. SJP ➡ Japan
418. SJR ➡ Canada
419. SKC ➡ South Korea (SK Telecom)
420. SKO ➡ South Korea (SKO)
421. SKT ➡ South Korea (SKT, KT, Gumi, Suwon 2G, Suwon 3G)
422. SKZ ➡ Kazakhstan (Beeline, Kcell, Activ, Neo)
423. SLK ➡ Sri Lanka (Dialog, Mobitel, Etisalat, Airtel, Hutch)
424. SMA ➡ Philippines (Smart)
425. SMO ➡ Serbia, Montenegro (Telekom Srbija, Telenor, A1 Srbija)
426. SNI ➡ Morocco
427. SNT ➡ Russia
428. SOL ➡ Canada (Bell)
429. SPC ➡ Canada (Telus, Rockhopper, Koodo)
430. SPN ➡ Ghana
431. SPR ➡ United States of America (Sprint)
432. SPT ➡ Vietnam
433. STG ➡ Singapore (Starhub)
434. STH ➡ Singapore (Starhub)
435. SUN ➡ Switzerland (Sunrise, Swisscom, Orange)
436. SUW ➡ Switzerland (Sunrise)
437. SVZ ➡ Russia (MTS, Beeline, Megafon, Tele2, Azercell, Bakcell, Nar, Ge ocell, Magticom, VivaCell-MTS, Orange)
438. SWA ➡ Bahrain, Cyprus, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Türkiye, United Aran Emirates, Yemen)
439. SWC ➡ Switzerland (Swisscom)
440. SWR ➡ Switzerland
441. TBS ➡ El Salvador
442. TBT ➡ Canada (Tbaytel)
443. TCC ➡ Taiwan
444. TCE ➡ Mexico (Telsel)
445. TCI ➡ Taiwan
446. TCL ➡ Portugal (Vodafone)
447. TDC ➡ Denmark (Telia Danmark)
448. TDR ➡ Dominican Republic (VIVA)
449. TEB ➡ Bosnia and Herzegovina (m:tel, Telemach BH)
450. TEC ➡ China
451. TEE ➡ Spain (Movistar, Vodafone ES, Orange, Yoigo, mobil R, Euskaltel, TeleCable, Blau, Simyo)
452. TEL ➡ Australia (Telus)
453. TEM ➡ Montenegro (Tel)
454. TEN ➡ Norway (Telenor)
455. TET ➡ Sweden
456. TFG ➡ South America Movistar (PE, MX, AR, UR, CO, CH, VE, GT, SV, NI, PA, EC, CR)
457. TFN ➡ United States of America (TracFone Wireless)
458. TFT ➡ Netherland
459. TGP ➡ Paraguay (Tigo)
460. TGU ➡ Guatemala (Movistar)
461. TGY ➡ Hong Kong (CSL Mobile, 3, PCCW, China Mobile Hong Kong, Sun Mobile, SmarTone)
462. TGR ➡ Greece
463. THE ➡ Thailand
464. THL ➡ Thailand (AIS, DTAC, True Move, Real Future, CAT, Cellcard, Smart, Qb, Metfone, Beeline)
465. THO ➡ Thailand (Celcom, Maxis, DiGi, U Mobile)
466. THR ➡ Iran (IR MCI, IRANCELL, Taliya, TKC, MTCE)
467. THS ➡ Thailand
468. THW ➡ Thailand (AIS, DTAC, True Move, Real Future, CAT)
469. TIM ➡ Italy (TIM)
470. TIY ➡ China
471. TLA ➡ Sweden (Telia, Call Me, NetCom)
472. TLS ➡ Canada (Telus)
473. TLB ➡ Belgium (Mobistar, Proximus, Base, Telenet, Tango, Post Telecom, Vox Mobile)
474. TLC ➡ Vietnam
475. TLP ➡ Türkiye
476. TLS ➡ Canada (Telus)
477. TLT ➡ Lithuania
478. TMA ➡ Algeria (Mobilis, Djezzy, Nedjma)
479. TMB ➡ United States (T-Mobile)
480. TMC ➡ Algeria, North Macedonia (Mobilis, Djezzy, Nedjma)
481. TMH ➡ Hungary (T-Mobile)
482. TMK ➡ United States (MetroPCS USA)
483. TML ➡ Bangladesh (Grameenphone, Banglalink, Teletalk, Robi, Airtel)
484. TMM ➡ Mexico (Movistar)
485. TMN ➡ Portugal (Portugal Telecom)
486. TMO ➡ Hungry
487. TMR ➡ Brazil
488. TMS ➡ Slovakia (T-Mobile)
489. TMT ➡ Montenegro (T-Mobile)
490. TMU ➡ United Kingdom (T-Mobile UK)
491. TMZ ➡ Czech Rebublic (T-Mobile)
492. TNL ➡ Netherlands (T-Mobile)
493. TNO ➡ Norway, Sweden (Tele2)
494. TNX ➡ New Zealand (Spark)
495. TNZ ➡ New Zealand (Telecom)
496. TOP ➡ Serbia, Montenegro (A1 Serbia)
497. TPA ➡ Panama
498. TPD ➡ Netherlands
499. TPR ➡ Puerto Rico
500. TPD ➡ Netherlands (Vodafone, Telfort, T-Mobile NL, KPN, Tele2, UPC, Ziggo)
501. TPH ➡ Portugal (P TMN, Vodafone, Optimus)
502. TPL ➡ Poland (T-Mobile)
503. TRA ➡ Croatia (T-Mobile, A1, Tele2)
504. TRC ➡ Türkiye (Turkcell, Vodafone, Türk Telekom)
505. TRG ➡ Austria (Tele.Ring)
506. TRO ➡ Türkiye (Turkcell, Vodafone, Avea)
507. TSC ➡ United Kingdom (TESCO)
508. TSI ➡ Ireland (Tesco Mobile Ireland)
509. TSR ➡ Serbia, Montenegro (MT:S, Telekom)
510. TTR ➡ Austria (unbranded)
511. TTT ➡ Trinidad & Tobago (TSTT, LIME, Orange, VIVA)
512. TUN ➡ Tunisia (Tunisie Telecom, Tunisiana)
513. TUR ➡ Türkiye (Turkcell, Vodafone, AVEA)
514. TWM ➡ Taiwan (TWM Mobile)
515. TWO ➡ Croatia (Tele2)
516. UBL ➡ Uzbekistan (Beeline)
517. UCL ➡ Uzbekistan (UCell)
518. UFN ➡ Argentina (Movistar)
519. UFU ➡ Uruguay (Movistar)
520. UMB ➡ Malaysia (U Mobile)
521. UMC ➡ Ukraine
522. UNE ➡ Mexico (Unefon)
523. UNI ➡ France
524. UPO ➡ Paraguay, Uruguay (Personal, Claro, Movistar, Ancel, Vox, Tigo)
525. USC ➡ USA (US Cellular)
526. UWA (Multi-CSC) ➡ CDR, PCT
527. UWE ➡ Claro (CPA HME NEN PER PGU)
528. UVC (Multi-CSC) ➡ CTI, CTP, CTU
529. UVY (Multi-CSC) ➡ IUS, UNE
530. UYO ➡ Uruguay
531. UZB ➡ Uzbekistan
532. VAP ➡ Australia (Vodafone)
533. VAU ➡ Australia (Vodafone)
534. VD2 ➡ Germany (Vodafone)
535. VDC ➡ Czechia (Vodafone)
536. VDF ➡ Netherlands (Vodafone)
537. VDH ➡ Hungary (Vodafone)
538. VDI ➡ Ireland (Vodafone)
539. VDP ➡ Netherlands (Vodafone)
540. VDR ➡ Germany (Vodafone.de)
541. VDS ➡ Sweden (Telenor)
542. VEL ➡ Belarus
543. VFG (Multi-CSC) ➡ Vodafone (ATL, CNX, CYV, MOB, MTL, OMN, PRO, SFR, SIM, SWC, TCL, TOP, V D2, VDC, VDF, VDH, VDI, VDP, VDR, VGR, VIP, VOD, VOP)
544. VFJ ➡ Fiji (Vodafone FJ, Digicel Fiji)
545. VFK ➡ Japan
546. VGF ➡ France (Virgin)
547. VFR (Multi-CSC) ➡ Vodafone (ATL, OMN, VD2, VDF, VOD)
548. VGR ➡ Greece (Vodafone)
549. VHC ➡ Ukraine (MTS Ukraine, Kyivstar, Life:), Beeline UA, Utel, Jeans, Kyivstar A&B, Djuice)
550. VIA ➡ Germany (O2-de)
551. VIM ➡ North Macedonia (A1)
552. VIP ➡ Croatia (VIP-Net)
553. VIR ➡ United Kingdom
554. VIT ➡ Germany (O2-de)
555. VMC ➡ Canada (Virgin Mobile)
556. VMT ➡ Venezuela (Movistar)
557. VMU ➡ United States of America (Virgin Mobile USA)
558. VNO ➡ Venezuela (Digitel, Movistar, Movilnet)
559. VNX ➡ New Zealand (Vodafone)
560. VNZ ➡ New Zealand (Vodafone)
561. VOD ➡ United Kingdom (Vodafone)
562. VOM ➡ Malta (Vodafone MT)
563. VOP ➡ United Kingdom (Vodafone)
564. VOX ➡ Paraguay (VOX)
565. VTC ➡ Vietnam
566. VTL ➡ Vietnam (Viettel, VinaPhone, MobiFone, and Vietnamobile)
567. VTN ➡ Macao
568. VTR ➡ Canada (Vidéotron)
569. VVT ➡ Bulgaria (Vivacom)
570. VZW ➡ United States of America (Verizon Wireless)
571. WAN ➡ Morocco (Inwi, Vodafone)
572. WDC ➡ Pakistan
573. WIN ➡ Italy (Wind)
574. WST ➡ Hungary (Magyar Telekom, Vodafone, Invitel, Externet, Emitel, Monortel, Pantel, Digi)
575. WTL ➡ Algeria (Mobilis, Djezzy, Nedjma)
576. WWA ➡ World Wide CSC (for UK models)
577. WWC ➡ Unknown
578. WWD ➡ ‘World Wide Demo CSC (for US international models)
579. XAA ➡ United States of America (unbranded)
580. XAC ➡ Canada (unbranded)
581. XAR ➡ United States of America (Cellular South US)
582. XAS ➡ United States of America (Sprint)
583. XAU ➡ United States (T-Mobile)
584. XCS ➡ Czechia (O2, Vodafone, T-Mobile)
585. XEB ➡ Belgium (Mobistar, Proximus, Base, Telenet, Tango, Post Telecom, Vox Mobile)
586. XEC ➡ Spain (Movistar)
587. XEE ➡ Sweden (Vimla, Hallon, Telenor, Telia, Tele2, 3)
588. XEF ➡ France (Orange, Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile)
589. XEG ➡ Germany (1&1, Telekom.de, Vodafone.de, E-Plus, O2)
590. XEH ➡ Hungary (T-Mobile, Telenor, Vodafone, Vodafone Vmax)
591. XEN ➡ Netherlands (KPN, Vodafone, Telfort, T-Mobile)
592. XEO ➡ Poland (Plus, T-Mobile, Heyah, Orange, Cyfrowy Polsat)
593. XEP ➡ Portugal (MEO, Vodafone, NOS)
594. XET ➡ Italy (ITV)
595. XEU ➡ United Kingdom, Ireland (O2, Orange, T-Mobile, Virgin, Vodafone, BT Mobile, H3G, Asda, Meteor, Tesco Mobile Ireland, Talk Mobile)
596. XEV ➡ Vietnam (Beeline VN, VN Mobifone, Vinaphone, Vietnamobile, EVN Telecom 3G, Viettel)
597. XEZ ➡ Czech Republic (T-Mobile, O2, Vodafone)
598. XFA ➡ South Africa (Vodacom, 8ta, MTN, Vodacom Lesotho, Cell C, Virgin)
599. XFC ➡ South Africa (Vodacom, Vodacom Lesotho, MTN, Cell C, Virgin)
600. XFE ➡ South Africa (Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Virgin)
601. XFM ➡ South Africa (Vodacom, Vodacom Lesotho, MTN, Cell C, Virgin, Telkom)
602. XFN ➡ Namibia (MTC NAM)
603. XFU ➡ Saudi Arabia (Saudi Telecom Company)
604. XFV ➡ South Africa (Vodafone, Telkom SA, Vodacom Lesotho, MTN, Cell C, Virgin, Red Bull Mobile, 8ta,)
605. XID ➡ Indonesia (Indosat, Indosat M3, Telkomsel, XL, 3, Axis)
606. XJP ➡ Japan (XJP, SoftBank Mobile)
607. XME ➡ Malaysia (Axiata, Celcom, Maxis, DiGi, U Mobile, Telekom Malaysia, UniFi Mobile)
608. XNZ ➡ New Zealand
609. XSA ➡ Australia (Telstra, Optus, TPG Telecom, Virgin Mobile, 3)
610. XSB ➡ United Arab Emirates
611. XSD ➡ United Arab Emirates (du)
612. XSE ➡ Indonesia (Telkom Indonesia, Indosat Ooredoo, Telkomsel, XL Axiata, Smartfren, 3, Axis)
613. XSG ➡ United Arab Emirates (Etisalat, VIVA, Ooredoo Kuwait, Oman Mobile, Nawras, Qatarnet, Vodafone Qatar)
614. XSI ➡ United Arab Emirates (Etisalat, VIVA, Ooredoo Kuwait, Zain Kuwait, Zain Bahrain, Batelco)
615. XSK ➡ Slovakia (Orange, T-Mobile, O2)
616. XSM ➡ United Arab Emirates
617. XSN ➡ United Arab Emirates
618. XSO ➡ Singapore (SingTel)
619. XSP ➡ Singapore (SGP-M1, SingTel, StarHub, B-Mobile, DST)
620. XSS ➡ United Arab Emirates
621. XST ➡ United Arab Emirat (Etisalat)
622. XSW ➡ United Arab Emirates
623. XSZ ➡ Kuwait (Zain Kuwait)
624. XTC ➡ Philippines (Globe, ABS-CBN, Smart, Sun Cellular, Red Mobile)
625. XTE ➡ Philippines (Sun Cellular)
626. XXU ➡ Germany
627. XXV ➡ Vietnam (MobiFone, Vinaphone, G-Mobile, Vietnamobile, EVN Telecom 3G, Viettel)
628. YOG ➡ Spain (Yoigo)
629. YXY (Multi-CSC) ➡ ATO, AUO, AUT, BOG, BTU, EUR, GBL, ITV, MOT
630. ZTA ➡ Brazil (Claro)
631. ZTM ➡ Brazil (TIM)
632. ZTO ➡ Brazil (TIM, Claro, Vivo, Oi, Sercomtel, CTBC, Nextel)
633. ZTR ➡ Brazil (Oi)
634. ZVV ➡ Brazil (Vivo)

Conclusion

So this was all from this guide on how to change Samsung CSC codes. We have also listed out detailed instructions regarding the differences between CSC, Home CSC, and Multi-CSC (OXM) firmware. Likewise, the importance of these firmware files, as well as the need to change CSC, are also discussed.

• baru01 2 months ago Reply Great guide! I followed the steps you provided for changing the CSC code on my Samsung device, and it worked perfectly. The explanations were clear and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing this useful information!
• hiwin apk 4 months ago Reply Great post! I’ve always wondered how to change CSC codes on my Samsung device, and your step-by-step guide made it super clear. Thanks for explaining the process so thoroughly!
• PicsArt Mod 12 months ago Reply Great guide! I’ve been wanting to change my CSC code for a while now, and your step-by-step instructions made it so much easier. Thanks for breaking it down clearly!
• YouTube App 1 year ago Reply Great post! I had been looking for a straightforward guide on changing CSC codes, and this one hits all the right notes. The step-by-step instructions are easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!
• ApkDirect 1 year ago Reply Great guide! I never thought changing CSC codes could be so straightforward. Your step-by-step instructions made it easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!
• Kosta2302 2 years ago Reply hi, ovoid is the best explained post I’ve found so far on the net. I have samsung s22 snapdragon variant, south korea SM-S901N single sim. I would like to ask you if it is possible to install the firmware for another region on the samsung s22 in order to get the esim option?
• Griff 2 years ago Reply I have a SGS21 5g with GCF CSC but I’m in Australia. S21 with SD888 wasn’t sold here. If I change CSC to XSA will there be any problems with updates or should I use another CSC?
• Deviance 3 years ago Reply Thank you! work with SamFW. rookie 2 years ago Reply Hi , is it also possible to swap imei code with one of these tools ? In some countries you need to register your imei code to be able to use local prrovider . And they charge you for this , is it possible to swap an imei code between lets say samsungx phone to samsungy phone ?
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• Ali Usman 3 years ago Reply With the First Method to change CSC code Either phone will rest or not
• Isaac Bee 3 years ago Reply Thank you very much. I have S20 + 5G from Canada , Model :SM-G986W, Service provider software version XAC/XAC/XACITLS.. Single SIM , Snapdragon variant. Which CSC can enable eSIM for me
• Jed 3 years ago Reply This is a comprehensive guide! Kudos for well-written one! The process is reversible, correct? Like XTC switch to GLB and back (once warranty needs it). The error “security policy prevents use of the mobile data” is something I want to fix. Thanks.
• Marcel 4 years ago Reply Hi, how can i keep my Data when i flash using Odin.
• Marcel 4 years ago Reply How can i keep my Data when i flash Using Odin?
• Michelle Walker 4 years ago Reply You forgot “OWO” for “MULTI CSC” That is what mine has
• Simerdeep Singh 4 years ago Reply whatever you do, it will wipe your data :@ mine wiped :@ coz believed it wont from this post
• Miki 4 years ago Reply My device is Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G SM-G781B/DS It came with Android 11 and CSC Region Code is INS\INS,INS\INS (India) I have use Method 2, but When I flase ILO (Israel) Firmware the CSC Region Changed to XSG\XSG,XSG\INS (United Arab Emirates) instead of ILO? what’s going on? how to get the ILO CSC?
• Dileep 4 years ago Reply Hi I am trying to change csc code on mobile model samsung A 32 When I type the code #272ime# not functioning Also I tried ##27262826## this also not functioning MindVision 4 years ago Reply Same case with me. Both the codes are not working on A32
• Abhinav 4 years ago Reply This is a super helpful guide and the top search result. Thanks! I tried the code mentioned in Method 1 and got a long list, so i think i have a multi-CSC already. I have a question. Once you choose a CSC from the list and change to it, can you change to original/another CSC? Is there a limit to the number of times you can change the CSC? Asnake 3 years ago Reply Once I have change csc, in an other time it is not working through dialer
• Evan 5 years ago Reply My phone is galaxy a12 with afr csc code does it support xsg csc code if i want to upgrade it…someone help!!
• Raafet 5 years ago Reply Hi, thank you for this great guide ! i have an S20 FE 5G SM-G7181B/DS that i bought from france, i want to flash XEF fw to get rid of BOG (bouygues) bloatware and in the same time change my CSC to XEF. How do i have to proceed? thank you ! benbugohit 3 years ago Reply samfw tool
• Hemant Salwan 5 years ago Reply If i change CSC by dialing IMEI number, can i again change CSC back to original using the same method?
• Sanjeev 5 years ago Reply Hello, Thanks for the detailed elaborate explanation, however there is a lack of clarity as to how the CSC code can be chosen to our preference in Method 2 using Odin. To give a short background, I am from India and own a Note 10+ with a CSC – KSA, because of which I am not able to use features like Samsung Pay and Call recordings. These features are enabled in my friend’s phone which has a CSC – INS. I downloaded the latest Multi-CSC (OXM) firmware and flashed it via odin (Without Bootloader unlocking) and the end result was that it still has KSA CSC. I am skeptical to unlock bootloader as 1. it might trip Knox and I might as well be not able to use Samsung pay and Secure folder. 2. I did not get a clarity as to how we can select the CSC of our choice. Could you please clarify on these points Sadique Hassan 5 years ago Reply Hi Sanjeeb, flashing the file via Odin does require an unlocked bootloader. The flashing wasn’t successful on a locked bootloader and hence there was no change in your device’s CSC number Raazi Faisal 4 years ago Reply It does not require an unlocked bootloader. Flashing Samsung signed firmware does not trip know nor does it require the bootloader to be unlocked. Anything past this requires modification to the bootloader which will in turn trip KNOX.

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