CLI routes · AT +43
Austria CLI Routes with verified caller ID
Deliver your authorised number to Austria on audited carrier paths, with CLI delivery reported per destination code and prepaid crypto billing.
- country_code
- +43 · AT
- national_len
- Variable: 4–13 digits after the trunk 0
- mobile
- 0650–0699, e.g. 0660, 0664, 0676, 0699
- fixed
- 01 Vienna · 0316 Graz · 0662 Salzburg
- regulator
- RTR (Rundfunk und Telekom Regulierungs-GmbH) and the Telecom-Control-Kommission
- timezone
- CET (UTC+1), CEST (UTC+2) in summer.
- reviewed
- 2026-10-05
Overview
CLI routes to Austria
A CLI route to Austria is a wholesale path that keeps the caller ID you send intact all the way to the handset. CLIRoutes only places CLI-tier traffic on paths that passed CLI test calls on Austria’s main networks, and removes paths that stop passing.
Austrian CLI routes deliver your assigned number on A1, Magenta and Drei. We test fixed and mobile CLI display separately and keep Austrian-CLI traffic on authorised paths.
Austria shares a language with Germany but has its own regulator, numbering plan and an even stricter consent regime for consumer calls. Traffic is mostly customer care, utilities and B2B.
| Type | E.164 |
|---|---|
| Mobile | +43 664 123 45670664 1234567 |
| Fixed | +43 1 234 567801 2345678 |
+43 followed by an area code of 1–4 digits and a subscriber number of variable length.
Regulation · RTR
Caller ID rules in Austria
A practical summary for operations teams, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with counsel before you launch.
Caller-ID presentation
Consent for consumer calls (TKG 2021 §174)
Number presentation
Robinson list
Calling hours
No statutory window; consent is the binding constraint. Keep to weekday business hours.
Dialing & setup
Dialing Austria correctly
- Drop the trunk 0: 01 2345678 becomes +43 1 2345678.
- Austria uses fully variable-length numbering, from very short Vienna extensions to long rural numbers. Never apply a fixed-length check.
- Austrian German differs from German German in vocabulary; local scripts perform better.
- Keep consent records specific to Austria, separate from German campaigns.
Caller ID best practice
Present an Austrian number you hold and never suppress the number on marketing calls. Vienna numbers (+43 1) are the most widely recognised.
Troubleshooting
Common SIP errors on Austria calls
- 484
Address Incomplete
A number was truncated by a fixed-length validator.
- 403
Forbidden
The CLI is invalid or not assigned to you.
- 404
Not Found
The trunk 0 was kept after +43, or the number is out of service.
Quality guidance
What healthy Austria traffic looks like
Austrian routes are stable. Variable number length is the most common cause of failed calls, not route quality.
38–55%
2.5–4min
2–4s
Typical ranges on healthy routes, as guidance only. Results depend on your lists, CLI reputation and campaign type. Live per-destination stats are in your portal.
Setup
Connect your CLI route for Austria
Replace the placeholders in angle brackets with the values from your portal. Full trunk templates for each platform are in the portal after sign-up.
; extensions.conf — Austria (+43) on the CLIRoutes CLI tier
[outbound-at]
exten => _43X.,1,Set(CALLERID(num)=+<AUTHORISED_CLI>)
same => n,Dial(PJSIP/<TECH_PREFIX>${EXTEN}@clirroutes,60)
same => n,Hangup()
; Test with an E.164 number such as +43 664 123 4567FAQ
Austria CLI routes: FAQ
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Can I reuse my German campaign for Austria?
Not as-is. Austria needs its own consent records, an Austrian CLI and an Austrian number list. German UWG consent does not automatically carry over.
Why are Austrian numbers different lengths?
Austria uses variable-length numbering. Vienna (+43 1) numbers can be short, while rural numbers have longer area codes. Do not pad or truncate in your dialer.
Is a Vienna number better than a mobile CLI?
For business calls, usually yes. A +43 1 Vienna number is widely recognised and signals an established business, while an unknown mobile is often ignored.
What is the Austrian Robinson list?
An opt-out list maintained by the Austrian Chamber of Commerce. Consent is the legal requirement for consumer calls, but direct marketers are expected to respect the list too.
What happens if I call without consent?
Unsolicited advertising calls are administrative offences with substantial fines per call, and the regulator acts on consumer complaints.
Which caller ID can I present on Austria calls?
Only numbers you own or are authorised to use. Present an Austrian number you hold and never suppress the number on marketing calls. Vienna numbers (+43 1) are the most widely recognised.
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