Guidelines

Austria (AT)

Locale Summary
Locale name	Austria
ISO code The International Organization for Standardization two character representation for the given locale.	AT
Region	Europe
Dialing code The dialing prefix used to establish a call or send an SMS from one locale to the given locale.	+43

Guidelines
Portable Numbers	Geographic (local) numbers Non-geographic (national) numbers (+43720) Toll-Free Numbers (+43800)
Restrictions	Most of International Phone Numbers have Voice capability only, no SMS. Austrian local numbers are often assigned in ranges. Some ranges may be assigned as a set of separate numbers, and some only as master numbers with extensions. Please check which set up you have before porting to make sure you know how many actual numbers you have. Typically, conditions of service contracts limit porting opportunities. Check with your current provider if there are any timeframe restrictions on porting. It does occasionally happen, that the service contract does not allow immediate porting.
Required Information	Letter of Authorization (LOA) for Local number, dated within the last 30 days Letter of Authorization (LOA) for National numbers, dated within the last 30 days Letter of Authorization (LOA) for Toll Free numbers, dated within the last 30 days Applicable regulatory compliance documentation
Timeframe	Once you submit all required documentation/information, up to 2 weeks, depending on the complexity of the port and time required by the current service provider.
Regulatory Bodies	Austrian Regulatory Authority for Broadcasting and Telecommunications (RTR-GmbH)
Other Details
How To Submit	Please submit your request via the porting form here. You can find all the requirements needed here.

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