Spanish telephone numbers

The following patterns are used to create the provided regular expression:

Use "9" as the first digit and use one or two numbers for the city prefix, then followed by 7 digits for the number.

• 9x -xxx xx xx
• 9xx -xxx xx xx
• (9x) xxx xx xx
• (9xx) xxx xx xx

Regular expression:

[^\d]([(9]+\d{1,2}\)?[-\s]+[\d\s]{7,9})[^\d]

Mobile numbers

Use "6" or "7" as the first digit, and 8 additional digits in this format:

• 6xx xxx xxx
• 7xx xxx xxx

Regular expressions:

[^\d]([67][\d\s]{7,10})[^\d]
[^\d]([67]\d\d\s\d{3}\s\d{3})[^\d]

European monetary numbers

The European monetary numbers are separated with comma for the decimals, and dot for the thousands, followed by a euro symbol.

For example: 1.064,32 € (one thousand and sixty four euros and thirty two cents)

Regular expression:

[^\d]((\d{1,3}\.(\d{1,3}\.)?)?\d{1,3}(,\d{2})?\s?€)

Spanish credit card numbers

• VISA

  VISA numbers are 4x groups of 4x digits (total of 16 digits) and starts with "4".

  For example: 4xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx

  Regular expression:

  [^\d](4\d{3}\s?\d{4}\s?\d{4}\s?\d{4})[^\d]

• Master Card

  Master Card numbers are 4x groups of 4x digits (16 digits) and starts with "5". They have secondary number of either 1,2,3,4 or 5.

  • 51xx xxxx xxxx xxxx
  • 52xx xxxx xxxx xxxx
  • 53xx xxxx xxxx xxxx
  • 54xx xxxx xxxx xxxx
  • 55xx xxxx xxxx xxxx

  Regular expression:

  [^\d](5[12345]\d{2}\s?\d{4}\s?\d{4}\s?\d{4})[^\d]