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Australia Phone Number Format Guide and Examples

Dial Code: +61•Last updated: January 1, 2026

Local Format
0412 345 678
E.164 Format
+61412345678
International
+61 412 345 678

About Australia Phone Numbers

Australian mobile numbers start with 04, followed by 8 digits. Landlines are formatted as (0X) XXXX XXXX. Mobiles are always 10 digits including the leading 04.

How to Dial Australia Phone Numbers

To call an Australian phone number, the exact format depends on where the call starts. Domestic calls usually keep the leading 0, while international calls to Australia use the +61 country code instead.

  • Within Australia: Dial the full national number, including the leading 0 for standard domestic calls.
    Example: 0412 345 678
  • From abroad to Australia: Dial +61 followed by the national number without the leading 0.
    Example: +61 412 345 678
  • From Australia to other countries: Dial 0011, then the country code, then the full phone number.
    Example: 0011 1 212 555 0123

Note: Australian domestic mobile numbers begin with 04, but the leading 0 is dropped in international format.

Phone Number Structure

This table breaks down the example number shown for Australia.

ComponentDigitsExampleNotes
Country Code2+61Used in international format and paired with the mobile number without the leading 0.
National Prefix10Domestic mobile numbers begin with 04; the 0 is dropped in international format.
Mobile Prefix3412This example uses the mobile range shown domestically as 0412.
Subscriber Number6345678The remaining digits identify the individual mobile service.

Special Cases

Some numbers and prefixes in Australia have special rules or reserved uses.

  • Emergency Numbers

    000112106

    Triple Zero (000) is Australia's main emergency number. 112 can be used on mobile phones, and 106 is the text-based emergency number for TTY users with hearing or speech impairments.

  • 13, 1300 and 1800 Inbound Service Numbers

    1313001800

    These inbound service ranges are used widely by businesses and government services. 1800 numbers are freephone, while 13 and 1300 numbers are commonly charged at a local or plan-based rate.

  • 911 Does Not Reach Emergency Services

    911

    911 is a US emergency number and cannot be used to contact emergency services in Australia. Callers in Australia should use 000, or 112 on supported mobile services.

Validation Regex

regexregex
^\+614\d{8}$|^04\d{8}$

Code Examples

CSS Masking Format

Use this CSS mask to automatically format phone number inputs:

cssinput-masking.css
input[type="tel"] {
  mask: 0000 000 000;
  mask-image: none; /* Fallback */
}

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