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Call Nepal from Australia +977

Use +977 and the number without its leading zero. With StartACall you call from your browser, no app and no SIM, from about $0.93 a minute, with the first call free.

What you get

  • Code +977, drop the leading 0 on the number
  • About $0.93 a minute to Nepal
  • No app, no SIM, and your first call is free
How it works
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How it works

1

Open StartACall

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2

Type +977 and the number

Use +977 then the number, dropping the leading zero.

3

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The call lands on the line in seconds in clear audio. Your first call is free.

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How to call Nepal from Australia

In short

To call Nepal from Australia, dial +977, then the number without its leading zero. With StartACall you do this in your browser, no app and no SIM, from about $0.93 a minute. Your first call is free with no card, then you pay by the minute and your credit never expires.

The Nepal country code and how to dial it

Nepal's country code is +977. Mobile numbers usually start with 98 or 97, and you dial them straight after the +977. Landlines have an area code, such as 1 for Kathmandu, and the leading zero is dropped when you call from overseas.

From a regular Australian line you would dial 0011, then 977, then the number. With StartACall there is no exit code to remember. Type the plus sign and the full number, the same on your laptop or phone, and we connect your browser to the Nepali network.

Nepal does not split into many area codes the way larger countries do, so most calls you make will be to a mobile starting 98 or 97. That keeps the dialling simple, since you rarely have to think about a city code at all, just the plus sign, 977 and the number with its leading zero removed.

What it costs to call Nepal

A call to Nepal runs about $0.93 a minute. You pay by the minute with no monthly plan and a small $0.004 connection fee per call, and the credit you top up never expires, so you can put on a little and use it when you need it.

For Nepali families settled in Australia, that gives a direct line home without a costly international add on. You can try the first call free to check the audio before adding any credit.

Compared with ringing Nepal on a normal Australian mobile or on roaming while travelling, the browser route is usually far cheaper and far clearer about what you pay. There is no roaming charge because the call runs over your internet connection, and you see the per minute rate before you dial rather than discovering it later on a bill.

Time zone and the best time to ring

Nepal runs on an unusual offset and sits several hours behind Australian eastern time. Late afternoon and evening in Australia lands in the middle of the Nepali day, which suits a relaxed call with family.

If you are ringing relatives, an Australian evening usually catches them at home in the early evening their time, before the night sets in. For anything more formal, the same window works because Nepali offices and shops are still open into their evening.

Whoever you call needs no app and no account. They simply answer their normal phone, whether it is a mobile in Kathmandu or a landline in a smaller town.

Reading a Nepali number correctly

Nepali mobiles are usually ten digits, written locally with a leading 0 that you drop from overseas, so a mobile starting 098 becomes +977 98 followed by the rest. Landlines pair a short area code with a local number, for example 1 for the Kathmandu valley, again dialled without the leading zero after +977.

The single most common mistake is keeping that first 0 in place. Remove it, add +977 in front, and the rest of the number stays exactly as written. A quick digit count helps too, since a stray zero leaves you with one digit too many.

Worked dialling example

Suppose a relative gives you a Kathmandu mobile written as 0982 123 4567. Open StartACall, allow the microphone, then type +977 982 123 4567, dropping the leading zero. Press call and the browser rings that Nepali mobile directly.

Because there is no exit code and no SIM in the picture, the steps stay the same whether you call from home in Australia or while travelling. The person in Nepal answers their ordinary phone, with nothing to install on their side.

It also works the same on any device. Whether you open StartACall on a laptop in Chrome or on your phone in Safari, you type +977 and the number, allow the microphone and press call, and the line connects in clear audio over your internet connection.

Frequently asked questions

What is the code to call Nepal from Australia?+

Use +977. From a normal phone you would dial 0011 then 977, but with StartACall you just type the plus sign, 977 and the number without its leading zero.

How much does it cost to call Nepal?+

With StartACall it is about $0.93 a minute, billed by the minute with a small $0.004 connection fee. The credit you add never expires.

Do I drop the leading zero?+

Yes. When you call Nepal from overseas, the leading zero on an area code is dropped. Dial +977, then the number.

Does the person in Nepal need an app?+

No. You are calling their ordinary mobile or landline. They answer like any normal call, with no app and no account.

What do Nepali mobile numbers start with?+

They usually start with 98 or 97 after the leading zero. From Australia you drop that zero and dial +977 followed by the 98 or 97 and the rest.

Can you give a dialling example for Nepal?+

A Kathmandu mobile written as 0982 123 4567 becomes +977 982 123 4567 from Australia. You drop the leading zero and add +977 in front.

When should I call Nepal from Australia?+

Late afternoon and evening in Australia falls in the middle of the Nepali day, since Nepal sits several hours behind eastern Australia, so that window suits a relaxed call.

Last reviewed June 2026Reviewed by the StartACall calling teamDialing rules cross checked against ITU international dialing procedures
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