Update argentina min and max length#449
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Local Argentinian numbers (without +54) are usually 10 digits. International format (with +54) can be 11 or 12 digits (not counting the “+”), depending on whether it’s landline or mobile.
Uruguay phone numbers are 8 digits.
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Local Argentinian numbers (without +54) are usually 10 digits.
International format (with +54) can be 11 or 12 digits (not counting the “+”), depending on whether it’s landline or mobile.