Country code guide

Australia country code +61 and phone number format

Australia's country code is +61, which people sometimes search as country code with 61. Use +61 when calling Australia from another country, drop the leading 0 from most Australian mobile phone and landline phone numbers, then check the number type and Voipfibre rate before calling.

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International format

+61 + area or mobile prefix without leading 0 + local number

+61Country calling code
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Mobile example+61 412 345 678
Landline example+61 2 1234 5678
Dialing format

How to dial Australia

Start with +61, add the correct area or mobile prefix, then enter the local number. Use the format shared by the person or business you are calling when available.

Country code

+61

Use the 61 country code before the Australia number when calling internationally.

Number format

Area or mobile prefix + local number

Australia numbers usually drop the leading domestic 0 after +61 in international format.

Before calling

Check whether you are calling an Australian mobile or landline before placing the call.

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Steps

Format the number before checking the rate

These steps work whether you are calling from Canada, India, New Zealand, United Kingdom or another country.

  • 1

    Start with +61

    Australia uses the 61 country code, written as +61 in plus format. Put it at the beginning of the number when calling internationally.

  • 2

    Add the area or mobile prefix

    Australia numbers usually drop the leading domestic 0 after +61 in international format.

  • 3

    Complete the local number

    Use the remaining local digits in this pattern: Area or mobile prefix + local number.

  • 4

    Check the rate before calling

    Check whether you are calling an Australian mobile or landline before placing the call.

Examples

Mobile and landline examples

Examples are for formatting guidance only. Always confirm the exact number with the person or business you are calling.

Mobile example

+61 412 345 678

Useful when you are calling a Australia mobile number.

Landline example

+61 2 1234 5678

Useful when you are calling a Australia landline or area-based number.

Number details

What to check before using the 61 country code

Country codes are only one part of an international phone number. Exit codes, area codes, mobile prefixes, and local numbering rules can change how the final number should be dialed.

Exit code or plus format

On a mobile phone, the plus sign usually replaces exit codes such as 00 or 011. From a landline, use the international access code for the country you are calling from, then 61.

Country calling code, dial code, or prefix

People may call 61 the Australia country code, country calling code, phone code, dial code, or international prefix. In each case, use +61 before the rest of the Australia number.

Mobile phone or landline

After +61, the next digits may be an area code, mobile prefix, service prefix, or local number. Check whether you are calling a mobile phone or landline because rates can differ.

Australia country code +61

Searches such as international code to Australia, country code with 61, code for Australia is 61, phone code for Aus, Australia code, and 61 country calling code usually refer to the +61 Australia phone code.

Australian area codes

Australian landlines use area codes such as 02, 03, 07, and 08. The 02 area code is used for Sydney, Canberra, and parts of New South Wales or the Australian Capital Territory. Common searches include 07 area code Australia, 08 telephone code Australia, 03 area code Australia, and 02 area code Australia.

Australian mobile numbers

For an Australian mobile number, remove the leading domestic 0 after +61. A number such as 0412 345 678 is written internationally as +61 412 345 678.

Emergency and special numbers

Emergency numbers and some short service numbers are not dialed like normal international numbers. Use Voipfibre for regular mobile and landline calls after checking the destination rate.

Exit code and phone type

If plus format is unavailable, dial your local exit code before 61. Confirm whether the destination is a mobile phone or landline phone because rates and formatting can differ.

Popular calling questions

Common ways people call Australia

Use the country code first, confirm the number type, then check the Voipfibre rate before placing the call.

How do I call Australia from Canada?

Use +61, remove the leading domestic 0 where required, then add the Australian mobile or area number. Check the Australia rate before calling.

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Can I call Australia online with Voipfibre?

Yes, where the route is supported. Use +61, check whether the number is mobile or landline, then call from the app or browser after reviewing the rate.

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How do I dial Australia from New Zealand?

Use +61, remove the leading domestic 0 from the Australian area or mobile prefix, then enter the rest of the number. Check the Australia rate before calling from New Zealand.

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What code do I use to call Australia from the UK?

Use the UK exit code or plus format, then 61, then the Australian area or mobile number without its leading domestic 0. Review the live mobile or landline rate before calling.

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Calling options

Popular guides for calling Australia

Use the +61 format first, then compare free calling offers, rate checks, and calling options for regular phone numbers from common origin countries.

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Questions

Australia dialing FAQ

Australia uses the 61 country code, written as +61. The international format is +61 + area or mobile prefix without leading 0 + local number.
61 is used for Australia. When you save or dial the number internationally, write it with the plus sign as +61, then add the area or mobile prefix and local number.
Yes. 61 is the country calling code, phone prefix, or international dial code for Australia. On a mobile phone, write it as +61 before the area or mobile prefix and local number.
Dial +61, then add the area or mobile prefix and the local number. For example, a mobile number may look like +61 412 345 678.
Australia numbers usually drop the leading domestic 0 after +61 in international format.
Not always. International rates can vary by mobile, landline, and special-service numbers. Check the live Voipfibre rate before calling.
Yes. Check the live Australia rate, add wallet credit, and call from the Voipfibre app, browser dialer, SIP, or access-number option where available.