To ensure message delivery, contact mobile numbers must be formatted correctly using international standards.

To convert mobile numbers to the correct international format, remove the leading ‘0’ or ‘+’ and replace it with the appropriate country code (e.g., 61 for Australia, 64 for New Zealand).

 For a list of country prefixes, see international codes.

Below are some country-specific examples:

Australia 

– Country Code: 61

– Number: 9 digits long, excluding the leading ‘0’

– Example domestic number: 0447973739

– Example international number: 61447973739

India 

– Country Code: 91

– Number: 10 digits long, excluding the leading ‘0’

– Example domestic number: 09000654321

– Example international number: 919000654321

UK 

– Country Code: 44

– Number: 10 digits long, excluding the leading ‘0’

– Example domestic number: 07723654321

– Example international number: 447723654321

US

– Country Code: 1

– Number: 10 digits long, excluding the leading ‘0’ or ‘+’

– Example domestic number: 2126544321

– Example international number: 12126544321

UAE

– Country Code: 971

– Number: 8 digits long, excluding the leading ‘0’

– Example domestic number: 047654321

– Example international number: 97147654321