Australia virtual phone number
An Australian virtual number: a +61 line for WhatsApp, Google, PayPal, Tinder and every service that asks for an Australian phone. Issued online, the code shows up in your dashboard.
Australian virtual number: what to know
Pick a +61 number for your service
Services for an Australian number: one-time prices
The price of a single code depends on the service. The table lists every service with Australian numbers in stock right now; a permanent +61 line receives codes from all of them.
One-time prices for Australia by service: you pay per received code, updated daily. A permanent number of this country works for any service.
How to get an Australian number: step by step
- Make sure Australia shows in stock in the passport at the top.
- Choose one-time or permanent and pay; the dashboard shows your new +61 number at once.
- Type that number into the service when it asks for a phone.
- The verification SMS lands next to the number in your dashboard; enter the code and continue.
Buy an Australian virtual number: the essentials
An Australia virtual number is the trusted English-speaking alternative to the US and UK codes: a +61 phone reads as solid to contacts and passes services that expect an Australian number on an Australian account, from PayPal and Google to marketplaces and dating apps. A virtual Australian phone number is issued to your dashboard, the code lands there, and the account works from any country.
Distance is irrelevant: the number lives online, codes land in the dashboard, and a buyer in Asia or Europe registers Australian services the same afternoon. A one-time +61 code covers a single sign-up; a permanent Australian number is a mobile line on a physical SIM for the strict services and for accounts you keep. Stock and prices are live in the passport above.
Australian numbers in practice
Distance is irrelevant: the number lives online, codes land in the dashboard, and the account is registered from anywhere. The permanent +61 line is what buyers take for PayPal, Google and marketplace accounts opened for the Australian market.
A second group wants an English-speaking code that is neither American nor British: a +61 line on a business profile or a dating account reads as established without the +1 default. Nearby in the catalog: Taiwanese numbers.
Who takes an Australian number
A +61 phone for PayPal, Google and marketplace accounts opened for the Australian market.
A line that reads as established without being the +1 default.
An Australian number for a shop or a dating profile aimed at Australian users.
Receive SMS online with a +61 number
Receive SMS online with a +61 number: codes from Australian marketplaces, PayPal, Google, messengers and dating apps appear in your dashboard, no handset in Australia required. An Australian SMS number is how a buyer abroad holds an Australian phone, and the permanent line keeps receiving messages for as long as it is renewed. How receiving SMS works for every country is on the receive SMS page. At BasolinoVoIP every price on the page comes from the live catalog, not from a text someone typed.
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Questions about Australian numbers
What if the code to my Australian number does not arrive?
Write to support from the dashboard within 24 hours with the number and order; failed deliveries are handled under the refund policy with a replacement or a refund.
Do calls and groups work on a +61 number?
Yes. Once the account is verified, everything in the app works as usual; the number only defines the +61 code contacts see.
Can I buy several Australian numbers at once?
Yes. Each +61 number is a separate line in your dashboard with its own codes and renewal, so several accounts can run side by side.
What does in stock mean for Australian numbers?
That numbers of Australia are currently receiving codes. If delivery degrades, the country drops from the catalog instead of collecting complaints.
One-time or permanent: which format for an Australian number?
One-time for a single sign-up code, permanent for an account that will be re-checked. The passport above shows which formats Australia has in stock right now.
Can I run a second account on an Australian number?
Yes. Register the second account on the +61 line, apart from your personal SIM; each account gets its own number from the dashboard.
Will a business profile accept a +61 number?
Yes. A business profile verifies the same way as a personal one; take the permanent format so re-verifications keep passing for years.
Can I move an existing account to an Australian number?
Yes. Change the phone in the account settings of the service to the new +61 number, confirm the code from the dashboard, and the account keeps working.
Why choose an Australian number over a US one?
For Australian services and contacts: PayPal, Google and marketplaces expect a +61 phone on an Australian account, and local contacts reply to a local code.
Are Australian one-time codes expensive?
They can be, because supply is tight. The exact price per code is live in the passport; the permanent line is priced per month.
Will Tinder accept a +61 virtual number?
The permanent lines are mobile numbers on physical SIMs, the kind Tinder accepts. One-time codes that currently pass are listed on the Tinder page.
Can I register Australian services from Asia or Europe?
Yes. The number lives online; you register and read codes from anywhere.
A +61 number in a couple of minutes