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How to Call Australia: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 5, 2024
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Calling someone in Australia might seem complicated, but with the right knowledge and understanding of the country’s dialing system, it’s actually quite simple. In this guide, we’ll outline seven steps that will help you make a call to Australia with ease.

1. Find the Area Code: Before making a call, it’s important to know the Australian area code of the person you’re calling. Area codes range from one to four digits and experts usually write them within parenthesis. For example: (02) represents Sydney and its surrounding areas.

2. Know the Local Number: In addition to the area code, make sure you have the local telephone number of the person you’re calling. Local numbers generally consist of eight digits.

3. Check your Country’s Exit Code: The exit code represents a numerical value that allows you to make international calls from your country. For instance, callers from the United States or Canada must dial “011,” while callers from the United Kingdom must use “00.”

4. Dial Australia’s Country Code: After dialing your country’s exit code, enter Australia’s country code – which is “61.” This code connects you to Australia’s telephone network.

5. Remove the Leading Zero (If Necessary): If you’re calling a landline number in Australia that starts with a zero followed by an area code (e.g., 0(2)xxxx xxxx), remove the zero before entering the area code and local number.

6. Dial the Remaining Numbers: Connect all the numbers together – your country’s exit code, followed by Australia’s country code (61), area or mobile codes without any leading zeros, and then the local number.

7. Press Call and Wait for Connection: Lastly, press call on your phone or device and wait for the connection to establish before starting your conversation.

In summary, to call Australia, follow these simple steps:

1. Find the Australian area code

2. Know the local number

3. Check your country’s exit code

4. Dial Australia’s country code (61)

5. Remove the leading zero (if necessary)

6. Dial the remaining numbers

7. Press call and wait for a connection

With this step-by-step guide, making a call to Australia should now be straightforward and stress-free!

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