用于澳大利亚电话号码验证的正则表达式

Question

I tried below regex for phone numbers validation but did not work properly,

^([+61|0](2|4|3|7|8|)){0,2}([ 0-9]|[(]){2,3}([)]|[0-9]){6}([ ])[0-9]{7,20}$

Here are examples I expect to pass validation

+61(02)89876544
+61 2 8986 6544
02 8986 6544
+61289876544
0414 570776 
0414570776
0414 570 776
+61 414 570776
+61 (0)414 570776

below characters also be accepted. ()-+ space

Answer 1

That's quite the phone number structure. The easiest solution is to ask the user to input in a particular format or have the the form automatically format it. If you must use a regex, this is what I came up with:

^(?:\+?(61))? ?(?:\((?=.*\)))?(0?[2-57-8])\)? ?(\d\d(?:[- ](?=\d{3})|(?!\d\d[- ]?\d[- ]))\d\d[- ]?\d[- ]?\d{3})$

Capture groups:

1. Country Code (optional)
2. Area/Provider Code (optional)
3. The Phone Number

Demo: https://regex101.com/r/dkFASs/6

This was what I used to nail down the format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Australia

When tackling a larger regex like this, I find the esiest way is to stick your test cases into a tool like regex101.com and then go capture group by capture group (naming them if you can) until you get to the end. As soon as one group doesn't match, change what you already have until it does.

Edit 2019: Since this question still gets attention occasionally, I wanted to note that it might be better to use a validation library if possible. My suggestion would be Google's i18n library for phone numbers . It's much more robust than a regex could ever be.

Answer 2

I would first remove all whitespace from the phone number as more patterns will mean more complex regex, then apply the following:

(?:\+?61)?(?:\(0\)[23478]|\(?0?[23478]\)?)\d{8}

As far as I can tell it works.

Will write explanation shortly

Answer 3

I up-voted @3ocene's response. But later found didn't quite match my case.

Here's my test case (non exhaustive):

+(61) 455 562 400
+61-455-562-400
+61 455 562 400
+(61)-455-562-400
+(61) 455 562 400
(02) 4371 3164
(02) 4371-3164
02 80268989
03 80268989
04 80268989
05 80268989
433245898
433 245 898
433-245-898
4555-62400
123456
08 54 587 456

123456 is negative..

This is what I built, so it it helps someone here it is:

(\(+61\)|\+61|\(0[1-9]\)|0[1-9])?( ?-?[0-9]){6,9}

Here's the Regexer link:

https://regex101.com/r/eiufOH/2

Answer 4

尝试这个

\b([\+-]?\d{2}|\d{4})\s*\(?\d+\)?\s*(?:\d+\s*)+\b

Answer 5

Modified SydMK to include 13, 180, 19, 1300, 1800, 1900

13 xxxx and 1300 xxx xxx – "Local Rate" calls, except for VoIP and mobile phone users

180 xxxx and 1800 xxx xxx – FreeCall

19 xxxx and 19xx xxxx – Premium SMS

^(\+?\(61\)|\(\+?61\)|\+?61|1[ \-]{0,1}(3|80|9|300|800|900)|\(0[\d]\)|0[\d])?(( ?-?[\d]){8,9}|[\d]{4})$

https://regex101.com/r/dqsaHM/1