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4 Ways to Call London from Australia

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Staying connected with friends and family in London while you’re located in Australia can be quite important, especially when it comes to business, social events or simply checking in. While technology has made the world a smaller place, there may still be a few hurdles to overcome when it comes to making international calls. In this article, we will outline four ways you can call London from Australia with ease.

1. Using an International Calling Card

International calling cards are an easy and affordable option for calling London from Australia. These cards can be purchased at supermarkets, post offices, and convenience stores. To make a call, follow these steps:

a. Dial the access number provided on the card.

b. Enter the pin located on the card.

c. Dial 0011 (Australia’s exit code), followed by 44 (UK’s country code), then the local London area code (20 or 208/207) and finally the recipient’s phone number.

2. Using Your Smartphone’s Voice Plan

Many telephone providers offer international calling plans that include calling minutes to certain countries. Check if your provider has an plan which covers calls to London. To make a call using your smartphone’s voice plan:

a. Dial 0011 (Australia’s exit code).

b. Dial 44 (UK’s country code).

c. Dial the local London area code (20 or 208/207) followed by the recipient’s phone number.

3. Using Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP)

VoIP services, such as Skype and Viber, allow users to make internet-based calls at low rates or even for free if both parties have installed the VoIP application on their devices. Here’s how you can use VoIP services:

a. Install your preferred VoIP application.

b. Sign up for an account, then log in.

c. Add the recipient’s phone number or username to your contacts list.

d. Click on the contact and initiate the call.

4. Using a Local Landline

Calling a London landline from an Australian landline can be quite simple as well. To make a call using your landline:

a. Dial 0011 (Australia’s exit code).

b. Dial 44 (UK’s country code).

c. Dial the local London area code (20 or 208/207) followed by the recipient’s phone number.

No matter which method you decide upon, calling London from Australia is now easier than ever before. Choose the one that best fits your budget and needs, and enjoy staying connected with loved ones on the other side of the globe!

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