Australia Virtual Phone Numbers for Business
Australia has recently been going through a period of rapid economic growth, making it a good investment opportunity. Australia has a sophisticated service industry while also greatly improving infrastructure throughout the whole country. Australia virtual phone numbers can help you enter the market and sell to a whole new demographic.
Get a Virtual Phone Number in Australia
United World Telecom is the most trusted provider of Australia virtual phone numbers. We offer a large inventory of Australia virtual numbers and various number types.
Types of Australia Virtual Numbers Available
- Australia Local Virtual Numbers are available for almost any city in the country, these include:
- Adelaide
- Brisbane
- Canberra
- Melbourne
- Sydney
- Australia Mobile Numbers are capable of receiving SMS and begin with prefixes (4) or (5).
- Toll Free Australia Numbers are available with prefixes (1800) and (800). These numbers can be dialed for free from within Australia.
How Much Does an Australia Virtual Number Cost?
United World Telecom’s Australia virtual numbers start at $12.95 per month while mobile numbers start at $23.95. We offer different plans based on the amount of calling minutes required per month. You can upgrade to a bigger plan to get more minutes.
How Long Does it Take to Get an Australia Virtual Phone Number?
Acquiring and activating your Australia phone numbers can take up to 2 days—in some cases, longer. Available numbers can be activated instantly once we verify your documentation. Contact one of our experts to see how long the number you desire will take to activate.
Telephone Numbers in Australia
Your business can get Australia toll free, local, national, and mobile numbers. These numbers are regulated by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).
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Australia Phone Number Format
The format for Australia phone numbers is the calling code +61, followed by a 9-digit number comprised of the area code and the subscriber number: +61 (xxxx-xxxx)
When dialing an Australia local number to contact an individual in another area, begin with (0), followed by the area code, and then the subscriber number. For example, a Sydney number with area code (27) would be: 02 7xxx-xxxx
Australia mobile numbers begin with 04 or 05 where (0) is the trunk code and (4) or (5) is the mobile indicator, followed by the 8-digit number: 0 4xx-xxx-xxx
Geographic Area Codes
United World Telecom has a large selection of Australia geographic numbers. Choose from our extensive list of Australian cities to get a number for. Some major cities we cover include:
- Adelaide (87)
- Alice Springs (889)
- Brisbane (73)
- Cairns (742)
- Canberra (251)
- Melbourne (39)
- Newcastle (240)
- Perth (86)
- Sydney (27)
Mobile Virtual Numbers
You can also get Australia mobile numbers ready for instant activation. Just fill out the form above and pick your new number.
Telephone Operators in Australia
Major fixed service and mobile operators in Australia include Optus, and Vodafone Australia. Other fixed service operators include TPG and Macquarie Telecom.
Doing Business in Australia
Australia is recognized worldwide for strong business practices with regard to enforcing contracts. In fact, the nation is rated number three out of 190 economies evaluated for the survey. Australia also ranks high in terms of ease in getting credit. Other strengths of Australia with regard to doing business include: a high quality credit information system, a strong legal rights index, high ranking with regard to dealing with construction permits, and ease in starting a business.