What is Austria's country code?

Austria's country code is +43. Always use this prefix when calling from Turkey. Drop any leading zero from Austrian area codes after entering +43.

How much does it cost to call Austria from Turkey with Sayfone?

Calls to Austria from Turkey cost 8¢ per minute with Sayfone. This rate applies to both landlines and mobile phones.

What's the time difference between Turkey and Austria?

Austria is typically 1–2 hours ahead of Turkey. Austria uses CET (UTC+1) in winter and CEST (UTC+2) in summer. Turkey does not observe daylight saving time, so the gap changes when Europe transitions.

Can I call Austrian mobile phones the same way as landlines?

Yes. Whether calling an Austrian mobile or landline, dial +43, then the area code or mobile prefix (without any leading zero), then the local number.

Do I need a special code or prefix to reach Austria?

No. Austria does not require special access codes, pause codes, or additional prefixes. Simply dial +43 followed by the Austrian number.

Are there any restrictions on calling certain numbers in Austria?

Standard international calls to Austrian landlines and mobiles work reliably. Some special services (emergency, premium-rate, or non-geographic numbers) may have different rules; contact your carrier if unsure.

Can I call Austria from my browser?

Yes, Sayfone allows you to call directly from your web browser. No app download is required. Simply enter the Austrian number and place the call.

Quick Answer

How to Call Austria from Turkey

Dial +43 followed by the local Austrian number (dropping any leading 0). Calls to Austria from Turkey cost 8¢/min with Sayfone.

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🇹🇷From Turkey

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$0.08

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+43

Country code

Call quality

Landline rate

$0.08/min

Mobile rate

$0.08/min

Same per-minute Sayfone rate for landline and mobile.

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Steps at a glance

Enter +43 (Austria country code)
Add the area code (drop any leading 0)
Dial the local number
Press call

Sources

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ITU Recommendation E.164 – International Public Telecommunication Numbering Plan
Country calling codes basis

DIALING INSTRUCTIONS

Step-by-Step Dialing Guide

Follow these simple steps to dial an Austrian phone number from Turkey. The process is the same for both landlines and mobile phones.

1
Dial +43 (country code)
Start by entering +43, which is Austria's international calling code. If using a phone, you may need to press + to access the plus symbol.
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+43
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2
Enter the area code (without leading zero)
Add the Austrian area code. If the local number begins with a zero, drop it when dialing internationally. Vienna's area code is 1, Graz is 316, Salzburg is 662, etc.
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+43 1 (Vienna) or +43 316 (Graz)
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3
Dial the local number
Enter the remaining digits of the phone number as written. Local number length varies by region.
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+43 1 5804080 (example Vienna landline)
```
Press call
Confirm and initiate the call. You will be connected to the recipient in Austria.

Dialing format reference

+43

Use these patterns when entering a full international number to +43.

Mobile

+43 (mobile prefix: 660–699) (number)

Landline

+43 (area code) (local number)

+43 1 5804080 (Vienna landline)
+43 316 8055 (Graz landline)
+43 662 8045 (Salzburg landline)
+43 664 1234567 (mobile example)

Major city area codes

Vienna1

Graz316

Salzburg662

Innsbruck512

Linz732

Sources

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Austrian Numbering Plan – Rundfunk und Telekom Regulierungs-GmbH (RTR)
Austrian area codes and number formats

IMPORTANT RULES

Austrian Dialing Rules

Understanding these key rules ensures your calls connect reliably when calling Austria from Turkey.

Always use +43 prefix for international calls

When calling from Turkey to Austria, always start with +43. This tells your carrier the call is headed internationally.

Drop the leading zero from Austrian area codes

Austrian domestic numbers often start with 0 (e.g., 01 for Vienna). When dialing internationally, omit this zero. Dial +43 1 instead of +43 01.

Mobile and landline numbers follow the same dialing format

Whether calling an Austrian mobile (+43 660–699 prefix) or landline, the dialing sequence is identical: +43, area code, local number.

No additional prefixes or codes needed

Austria does not require additional codes (like pause codes or access codes) for standard international calls. Dial the number directly.

CALLING HACKS

Best Times to Call Austria from Turkey

Austria is in the Central European Time (CET) zone, typically 1–2 hours ahead of Turkey depending on daylight saving time. Plan your calls to avoid early mornings and late nights.

🇦🇹

Both countries observe daylight saving time, though the transitions may not align perfectly. Check local time before dialing to ensure you reach someone during business hours.

Time & windows

Best Time

9 AM–5 PM CET

Business hours in Austria; call during weekday mornings or afternoons for work-related contacts.

Good Time

6 PM–8 PM CET

Evening in Austria; suitable for personal calls when people are home from work.

Avoid

Before 8 AM / After 10 PM CET

Very early or late; unlikely to reach business contacts or be welcomed.

🇹🇷Turkey (Istanbul, Ankara)

UTC+3 (standard) / UTC+3 (no DST)Turkey does not observe daylight saving time.

🇹🇷Austria (Vienna, all regions)

UTC+1 (winter) / UTC+2 (summer, late March–late October)Austria observes CET/CEST; 1–2 hours ahead of Turkey year-round.

Calling tips

Check the current time in Austria before dialing; use a world clock app if needed.
Weekends in Austria are Saturday–Sunday. Most businesses close; call personal contacts instead.
If calling a business, aim for 10 AM–3 PM CET to catch people at their desks.
Evening calls (after 6 PM CET) are acceptable for friends and family in Austria.

Business etiquette

Greet formally in German if possible; Austrians value politeness in business calls.
Confirm the time zone difference before proposing a call time for regular meetings.
Leave a clear voicemail with your name, reason for calling, and callback number.
Avoid calling during Austrian public holidays (May 1, July 15, December 25–26, etc.).

Sources

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TimeandDate.com – Austria and Turkey Time Zones
Current offset and DST status

TROUBLESHOOTING

Common Issues When Calling Austria

Most calls from Turkey to Austria connect smoothly, but connection issues or delays can occur. Here's how to handle them.

Call won't connect or drops after dialing

Verify your internet connection is stable if using browser-based calling. If using a mobile carrier, check that you have active international calling enabled. Try again in a few moments; temporary network issues are common during peak hours.

Number format rejected

Ensure you've included the +43 country code and removed any leading zero from the area code. Double-check the number you're dialing matches the format +43 (area) (number). Copy-paste the number if available to avoid typos.

Poor call quality or echo

Move to a location with stronger signal or switch to Wi-Fi if available. Poor quality is often due to network congestion; try calling during off-peak hours (early morning or late evening in Austria).

No answer or voicemail

Austria operates on standard business hours (9 AM–5 PM CET). If calling a business and there's no answer, try again during those times or send an email. For personal contacts, leave a clear voicemail with your name and callback number.

Savings

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