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🇮🇪 Ireland Number Porting Guide

A guide for porting your Irish numbers to CloudTalk

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Written by Valeriia Volobrinskaia

This guide outlines the supported number types, required documents, hosting rules, and porting timelines for Irish numbers.

Initial Overview

1. Supported Number Types

Number Type

Format Example

Geographic (Local)

e.g., +353 1, +353 21

National

e.g., 0818, 076

Toll-Free

e.g., 1800 xxx xxx

2. Submit Your Request

Request porting directly in the CloudTalk Dashboard: open Numbers > Port existing number and follow the guided steps. All supported number types for this country use the same flow, and you can track your request anytime under Numbers > Porting requests.

Looking to port numbers from other countries? See Global Porting Coverage.

3. Letter of Authorization

Where an LOA is required, the correct template for this country downloads inside the Documents step of your porting request: download it, sign it, and upload it right there. You no longer need a separate template from this guide.

(Other document requirements listed below.)

4. Timelines & Pricing

Number Type

Estimated Duration

Price

Local

~10 business days

€35.00 per request, €10.00 per number

National

~10 business days

€35.00 per request, €10.00 per number

Toll-Free

~10 business days

€30.00 per request, €15.00 per number

⚠️ Timelines may vary if submitted details do not match your current provider’s records.


Required Documents for Number Porting

The correct LOA template downloads inside the Documents step of your porting request.

✅ Local (Geographic) Numbers

  • Signed LOA (must be completed by an authorized representative; address must match current provider’s records)

  • Recent invoice (issued within 30 days, showing number(s) and account holder)

  • Hosting requirement: Address must be within the same area code as the number

✅ National Numbers

  • Signed LOA (must be completed by an authorized contact)

  • Recent invoice (issued within 30 days, listing number(s) and account holder)

  • Hosting requirement: Address must be within the Republic of Ireland

✅ Toll-Free Numbers

  • Signed LOA (must include number and business info)

  • Recent invoice (issued within 30 days, showing toll-free number and account holder)

  • Hosting requirement: No address documentation required


Porting Process Overview

  1. Submit Your Porting Request
    Submit your request in the CloudTalk Dashboard under Numbers > Port existing number.

  2. Initial Review
    Cloudtalk team'll verify number portability and confirm the next steps.

  3. Documentation Collection
    Complete and sign the LOA (Letter of Authorization), and provide a recent invoice from your current telecom provider.

  4. Submission to Carrier
    CloudTalk submits your request to our partner carrier, who then forwards it to your current provider.

  5. Approval or Rejection

    • If approved, Cloudtalk team will confirm the porting date (typically 2–4 business days in advance).

    • If rejected, Cloudtalk team will share the reason and guide you on how to correct and resubmit the request.


Common Rejection Reasons

Issue

Explanation

How to Fix

Address Mismatch

Address doesn’t match provider records or area code

Confirm and update details with your current provider

Unauthorized Signer

LOA not signed by an accepted contact

Ensure the LOA is signed by an administrator or account owner

Inactive Number

Number has been disconnected or suspended

Reactivate the number before submitting the port request

Outdated Invoice

Invoice is older than 30 days

Submit a more recent invoice with correct information


On Porting Day

  • Your number becomes active in CloudTalk

  • Your former provider deactivates the number

  • CloudTalk billing starts immediately


Need Help?

For further assistance, please refer to:

Questions about a request you've already submitted? Open it under Numbers > Porting requests and click Open conversation. You can also reach our Porting team by email. We're always happy to help!

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