Australia virtual phone numbers

Expand your reach in Australia without boundaries with a global virtual phone number from Telnyx. Our Australian numbers are feature-packed and AI-ready.

WHY TELNYX

Use a centralized platform for global calling

Bring a personal touch to Australian customers with a local presence. Increase engagement in Australia with recognizable numbers.

  • Global reach, local familiarity

    Establish a local presence your customers will recognize in 140+ countries.

  • Unlimited numbers

    Scale your presence according to your business needs. Receive a discount after purchasing 50+ numbers.

  • Fast, easy number porting

    Port existing Australia numbers painlessly with Telnyx FastPort® technology.

Real User feedback

"The portal gives me an amazing level of control including managing all of my own porting requests and number purchasing."

Chris W. - Network Engineer

"I think what I like best about your team is how knowledgable Samira and Klane are with helping us get our 10DLC campaigns approved."

Travis P. - Senior Developer

"I like how quick it is to create an account, setup a sip connection, purchase a number, authenticate, and be ready to make and receive calls"

Elrick B. - VoIP Engineer

Read more real user reviews on G2.com

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AVAILABILITY

Australia Availability

Australia's country code is +61. Local numbers are available in multiple area codes from Telnyx.

Local CodesArea Served
2SYDNEY
7BRISBANE
8ADELAIDE
8PERTH
3HOBART

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KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY

Australia local regulations

In Australia, telemarketing laws are governed by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) and the Do Not Call Register Act 2006.

  • Calling hours: Telemarketers must adhere to specific calling hours, which are restricted from 9 AM to 8 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 5 PM on Saturdays. No calls are allowed on Sundays or public holidays (Source: ACMA)
  • Do not call lists: Businesses must check their call lists against the Do Not Call Register to ensure compliance. The register allows individuals to opt out of receiving telemarketing calls (Source: ACMA | Do Not Call Register)
  • Disclosure: Telemarketers must clearly identify themselves, the purpose of the call, and the name of the business they are calling on behalf of at the beginning of the call (Source: ACMA)

These regulations aim to protect consumers from unwanted calls while ensuring businesses comply with legal requirements.

Top industries in Australia

The Australian economy in 2024 is on an upward trajectory, fueled by diverse industries that collectively bolster the nation's growth and success.

  • State Government Administration: With a projected revenue of $365.4 billion, state and territory government activities in Australia will be a major driver of the economy, as highlighted by IBISWorld's report on the biggest industries by revenue.
  • Finance Sector: The finance sector is expected to generate $360.6 billion in revenue, driven by a strong residential property market and investments in online capabilities, as highlighted in the LGT Crestone report on key drivers for Australia's economy.
  • Mining and Natural Resources: The mining sector will continue to play a crucial role in the economy, backed by significant investments in mining and infrastructure. According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, historically, this sector has been a major driver of Australia's terms of trade boom and a key source of government revenue.

With a projected GDP of around $1.69 trillion in 2024, as estimated by Global PEO Services, Australia's economy is poised to maintain its strong performance, driven by the collective strength of these key industries.

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FAQ

Local numbers for Australia start at just $1 and are just $1/mo thereafter.