Lightswitch Belgian phone number format

Wikipedia article about telephone numbers in Belgium

• Country code: +32
• International call prefix: 00
• Trunk prefix: 0

A telephone number in Belgium is a sequence of nine or ten digits dialed on a telephone to make a call on the Belgian telephone network. Belgium is under a closed telephone numbering plan, but retains the trunk code, '0', for all national dialling.

Belgium
  0x xxx xx xx - dialing a bigger city, such as Brussels, Antwerp, or Liège
 0xx  xx xx xx - dialing a smaller city, such as Ypres or Mons
04xx  xx xx xx - dialing a mobile number from a land line or another mobile phone.

Translated to a phone number format for Lightswith Phone number data:
0x xxx xx xx bigger city

• With Country code CC(A)NNN-NN-NN - example 32 2 453 45 45 or 32(2)453 45 45
• without country code AA-NNN-NN-NN -  example (02)453 45 45 or 02 453 45 45 or 02/453 45 45 or 02/453.45.45
• without spaces AANNNNNNN - example 024534545

0xx xx xx xx smaller city

• with country code CC(AA)NN-NN-NN -  example 32(56)35 26 48 or 32-56-35 26 48
• without country code AAA-NN-NN-NN - example 057 24 57 86 or 056/25.35.24
• without spaces -> see bigger city without spaces

04xx xx xx xx mobile

• with country code  CC(AAA)NN-NN-NN -  example 32 476 34 24 53 32(476)34 24 53
• without country code (AAAA)NN NN NN -  example 0476/34 24 68
• without country code, without spaces AAAANNNNNN- example  0476352468