Australia phone-number intelligence
Country code: +61 · ISO: AU/AUS
Australia phone number format
International format (E.164): +61 XXX XXX XXX
Format illustration only — each X stands for a digit; this is not a real subscriber number.
Domestic numbers in Australia are often written with a leading trunk prefix (usually 0) — drop it when dialling internationally.
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How to call Australia
To call Australia from abroad, dial your international access prefix — 00 from most of Europe, 011 from the US and Canada, or simply + on any mobile phone — then the country code +61 and the subscriber number.
Example: +61 XXX XXX XXX or 00 61 XXX XXX XXX
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| Line type | Share |
|---|---|
| mobile | 70.0% |
| voip | 15.0% |
| fixed_line | 15.0% |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the country code for Australia?
The country code for Australia is +61. Dial it after + or your international access prefix (00/011) when calling from abroad.
How do I call Australia from abroad?
Dial + or your international access prefix (00 in most of Europe, 011 from the US and Canada), then the country code +61 and the subscriber number — for example +61 XXX XXX XXX.
What is the phone number format in Australia?
Numbers in Australia are written in the international E.164 format starting with +61, for example +61 XXX XXX XXX (a format illustration, not a real number).
Country codes in the same region
- New Zealand (+64)
- American Samoa (+1)
- Guam (+1)
- Northern Mariana Islands (+1)
- Norfolk Island (+672)
- Nauru (+674)
- Papua New Guinea (+675)
- Tonga (+676)