How to call Australia
Everything you need to dial Australia (+61) from any country: the exit code, the country code, the number format, and the cheapest way to connect.
Maintained by Localcall Editorial Team.
Numbering facts verified on July 23, 2026.
Rates and route availability checked on July 6, 2026.
The Australia dialing format
Your country's international exit code (or just + on a mobile).
+61 for Australia.
The local number, without its leading 0.
A Australia number dialed from abroad looks like this:
International exit codes
The exit code depends on where you are calling from. On a mobile, dialing + works everywhere.
| Calling from | Exit code |
|---|---|
| Any mobile (worldwide) | + +61 |
| United States & Canada | 011 +61 |
| Most of Europe | 00 +61 |
| Australia | 0011 +61 |
| Japan | 010 +61 |
Call Australia step by step
Dial your exit code or +
On a mobile, press and hold 0 to enter '+'. From a landline, dial your country's exit code; for example, use 011 in the US or 00 across most of Europe.
Enter the country code +61
Add +61, the country code for Australia, straight after the exit code or +.
Add the local number
Dial the recipient's Australia number, dropping any leading 0.
Or just use Localcall
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Australia phone number format
Australia numbers have 9โ9 digits after the country code +61.
- Country code
- +61
- Worked example
- +61 2 XXXX XXXX
- Local number
- 04XX XXX XXX
Localcall automatically detects mobile vs landline Australia numbers and prices each correctly.
Verified numbering plan for Australia
Official numbering evidence and current Localcall route facts. X characters are masked digits, not a callable number.
- Calling code
- +61
- Domestic prefix
- 0
- International prefix
- 0011
- National number length
- 9 digits
Trunk-prefix rule
Remove the leading domestic 0 before adding +61.
| Line type | Domestic pattern | International pattern |
|---|---|---|
| mobile | 04XX XXX XXX | +61 4XX XXX XXX |
| landline | 0[2378] XXXX XXXX | +61 [2378] XXXX XXXX |
| toll-free | 1800 XXX XXX | +61 1800 XXX XXX |
Official sources
- ITU National Numbering Plan โ Australia
posted 2026-05-14
- Australian Communications and Media Authority โ phone number types
reviewed 2026-07-23
Localcall availability
Route available: yes. Supported line types: landline, mobile. Public rate data updated July 6, 2026; route verified July 6, 2026.
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Plan real calls to Australia
Use Australia language, local time, and call context before dialing a bank, airline, hotel, or support desk.
Language and translation
Local languages: English. Localcall can set the destination side to English when you need a translated conversation.
Time-window planning
Bank, airline, hotel, and support calls usually work best in destination business hours. Family calls often work better in the evening.
Bank calls in Australia
Use live translation for identity checks, branch questions, and card-support calls. Keep payment details out of the call.
Prepare a bank callAirline support
Call Australia airline desks during destination business hours for bookings, baggage, and schedule changes.
Plan an airline callHotel front desk
Use an AI agent for routine hotel calls like confirming a reservation, arrival time, or front-desk request.
Open hotel agentSupport desks
For utility, clinic, travel, and customer-support numbers, start with the local business-hours window.
Call support abroadCurated routes involving Australia
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The cheapest way to call Australia
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Frequently asked questions about calling Australia
The country code for Australia is +61. Dial your international exit code (or + on a mobile), then +61, then the local number.
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