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Toll free and local numbers in 120 countriesStart receiving calls in 3 minutesNo set-up fees and cancel anytimeRated Excellent on TrustpilotIt's never been easier to connect with your Australian customers than with a virtual Australian phone number from TollFreeForwarding.com.
Our Australian phone numbers come with no set-up fee and you can be up and running in just a few simple steps. Our local Australian numbers start at just $4/month. View our pricing page to learn more
Whether you have an existing client base in Australia or are considering entering the market, a virtual Australian phone number is an easy-to-use and cost-effective calling solution that enables your Australian customers to reach your business, no matter where you're located in the world.
Australia is a big country and full of opportunities for expanding businesses. It is home to many large cities, including Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, and more, all of which have thriving consumer markets, making them excellent for market entry. Continue reading to learn more about our virtual Australian numbers, including how to buy them, the features they include, and more.
Australia does not require you to provide any additional documentation when purchasing a local or toll free Australian virtual number. As such, you can buy an Australia virtual number online in just a few easy steps!
Visit our blog on how to buy a virtual phone number to learn more about buying an Australia number online.
| City | Area Code | Price From | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia Toll Free | +61 1800 | from $15 / month | Buy |
| Sydney | +61 02 | from $8 / month | Buy |
| Melbourne | +61 03 | from $8 / month | Buy |
| Australia 1300 | +61 | from $19 / month | Buy |
| Brisbane | +61 07 | from $8 / month | Buy |
| Perth | +61 08 | from $8 / month | Buy |
| Australia Mobile | +61 04 | from $18 / month | Buy |
| Adelaide | +61 08 | from $8 / month | Buy |
| Canberra | +61 02 | from $8 / month | Buy |
| City | Area Code | Price From | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold Coast | +61 07 | from $4 / month | Buy |
| Wollongong | +61 02 | from $4 / month | Buy |
| Sunshine Coast | +61 07 | from $4 / month | Buy |
| Newcastle | +61 02 | from $4 / month | Buy |
| Murray Bridge | +61 08 | from $4 / month | Buy |
| Launceston | +61 03 | from $4 / month | Buy |
| Darwin | +61 08 | from $4 / month | Buy |
| Cessnock | +61 02 | from $4 / month | Buy |
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In Australia, toll free numbers are identified by the 1800 prefix. These numbers allow customers to call businesses at no cost, with the business covering the call charges. They’re commonly used for customer support, sales, and national helplines.
Toll free vs. paid numbers: Calls to 1800 numbers are free from landlines and most mobile phones within Australia. Standard local and mobile numbers may incur charges based on the caller’s plan. Premium-rate numbers, such as those starting with 1900, charge higher fees and are typically used for specialized services.
Customer satisfaction: Australian consumers appreciate toll free numbers because they remove cost concerns and make it easy to contact businesses, especially for support or service-related inquiries.
Trust levels: In Australia, 1800 numbers are widely trusted and associated with reputable, customer-focused organizations. They help signal professionalism, accessibility, and national presence.
A virtual number is a number that isn’t tied to one specific phone line, meaning you don’t need a physical in Australia to establish a presence there. With a virtual number, everything is handled via the cloud, making call forwarding from your Australian customer base quick and easy.
With a virtual Australian phone number, you can forward, route, and redirect calls to any location in the world. These call forwarding capabilities make a virtual number a great choice for businesses looking to expand internationally; you can enjoy all the benefits of a locally recognized Australian number without the need for a physical office.
At TollFreeForwarding.com, our call forwarding service in Australia includes local business numbers and toll free, free calls numbers in Australia. Simply use the dropdown at the top of this page to select the type of Australian phone number you need, or visit our rates and packages page.
Getting a virtual number in Australia is quick and easy with TollFreeForwarding.com. Everything can be set-up online, and as your new call forwarding service requires no complicated or costly on-site hardware, you could be ready to start receiving calls through your Australia phone number in as little as three minutes.
Alternatively, you can contact our friendly customer support team who will be happy to talk you through your call forwarding options, select the best package for your business needs, and get you started with your new local number in Australia.
We’re proud to offer virtual phone numbers all across Australia. Alongside national toll free numbers in Australia, we offer local numbers in popular Australian cities including; Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Cessnock, Darwin, Gold Coast, Launceston, Melbourne, Murray Bridge, Newcastle, Perth, Sunshine Coast, Sydney, and Wollongong.
Yes. At TollFreeFowarding.com, we pride ourselves on the vast inventory of virtual and toll free numbers we have available, including within Australia. Simply select whether you require a local, national, or toll free number and you can choose the option you prefer.
Local telephone numbers in Australia consist of eight digits, split into a four-digit Exchange Code, and a four-digit number. A local phone number in Australia example would be written as XXXX XXX.
Numbers in Australia are divided into states, meaning each number also contains a single digit Area Code. Within Australia, you also must dial the Australian “Trunk Access Code” of zero before the Area Code. A local full phone number in Australia has ten digits and can be formatted as follows; (0X) XXXX XXXX. For Australian phone numbers intended for international customers, the Country Code 61 is used in place of the “Trunk Access Code”. An international Australian number would be formatted as follows; +61X XXXX XXXX. For more information about telephone numbers in Australia, visit ACMA.
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