Just as you would call an English landline.
Use a landline
On a mobile phone, +61, followed by the Australian number, omitting the trunk prefix 0. On a landline phone, 00 61, followed by the Australian number, omitting the trunk prefix 0.
To call an Australian mobile phone, you dial the Australian mobile number. It does not matter if the mobile phone is physically in Australia, Honolulu, or anywhere else.
Dial the normal Australian number. The network takes care of it - you aren't expected to know where the phone is before you dial it!
+64 for country and drop the zeros from the beginning of the number if there are any (027 and 07 for example)
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On a mobile phone, +1. On a landline phone, 00 1.
On a mobile phone, +1. On a landline phone, 00 1.
From an English landline (or mobile), just dial exactly as usual to reach an English mobile phone, even if it is abroad. Do not try to enter any international code.
Where the UK mobile number is 07xxx xxxxxx dial 00 44 7xxx xxxxxx. It doesn't matter which country the other phone is being used in.
To dial any US telephone number, mobile or landline, from any mobile phone, just prefix the ten-digit US number with telephone country code +1, including the plus symbol.
No - calls to mobile phones form a landline are charged at premium rates. The actual cost-per-minute will have been set by your landline provider.