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024085 area code — Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea

In Australia, the area code 024085 covers Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea. Numbers are written internationally as +61 24085.

City
Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea
Country
🇦🇺 Australia
Area code
024085 · +61 24085
Time zone
Antarctica/Macquarie *
Current local time

* Australia spans more than one time zone; the clock shows its primary zone.

How to call Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea

From abroad
+61 24085 XXX XXXX
Within Australia
024085 XXX XXXX
Country calling code
+61

About the 024085 area code

When you see a number beginning +61 24085, it belongs to Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea: the 61 is Australia's country calling code and 24085 is the area code.

Area codes like 024085 tie a phone number to a place — useful for knowing where a call or message originates, and for signing up to services that expect a local Australia number. To actually receive an SMS on a Australia number, a temporary or virtual line does the job without exposing your own SIM.

Frequently asked questions

What area code is Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea?

Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea uses the area code 024085, written internationally as +61 24085.

How do I call Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea from another country?

Dial your international access code, then +61 24085, then the local number — dropping the national leading 0.

What time is it in Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea?

Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea is in the Antarctica/Macquarie time zone; the live clock above shows the current local time.

Is 024085 a mobile or a landline code?

024085 is a geographic (landline) area code for Maitland/Nelson Bay/Newcastle/Raymond Terrace/Stroud/Swansea. Mobile numbers in Australia use their own separate prefixes.