Singapore (+65) dialing code explained.
The +65 prefix connects Asia's leading financial and shipping hub — a single city-state with no area codes at all. Here's the verified Singapore country code, ISO references, live local time, and Ringflow's direct Singaporean routes.
Singapore at a glance.
The geography, eight-digit numbers and SGT time zone you need before placing your first call into Singapore.
Singapore country information
Every route into Singaporean lines.
Landline, calling card or business VoIP — the +65 prefix reaches the whole city-state directly. Pick the channel that fits your traffic.
Direct calls using landlines & mobile phones
Dial Singapore directly from any landline or mobile by entering your international exit code, then the country code +65, and finally the local number.
International calling cards for Singapore
Pre-paid international calling cards remain a convenient, low-cost way to reach Singapore. Each card gives you a PIN and an access number to place global calls.
VoIP services for contacting Singapore
VoIP apps like Skype, WhatsApp and Viber — and business VoIP from Ringflow — route calls to Singapore over the internet, usually at far lower rates than traditional carriers.
What shapes Singaporean voice traffic, across one city-state.
The fundamentals behind calls to and from Singapore — the +65 code, the single SGT zone and the flat eight-digit plan.
How to call Singapore.
A Singapore number is refreshingly simple — no area codes, just eight digits. Here's the anatomy and dialling order.
Number anatomy
Start with the exit prefix
Press + on a mobile (hold the 0 key), or dial 00 from most countries, or 011 from North America.
Add the Singapore code
Dial +65. This identifies Singapore on the global telephone network.
Enter the area or mobile prefix
Type the first part of the local number. Drop the leading 0 if there is one.
Finish with the subscriber number
The remaining digits route the call to the specific line in Singapore or elsewhere.
Dialling Singapore (+65) from other countries
The exit prefix changes by origin; the Singapore code stays +65.
| Calling from | Exit prefix | You dial, then the national number |
|---|---|---|
| United States & Canada | 011 | 011 65 |
| United Kingdom & most of Europe | 00 | 00 65 |
| Australia | 0011 | 0011 65 |
| Japan | 010 | 010 65 |
| Any mobile (E.164) | + | +65 |
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FAQ
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Dialling Singapore without misdialling
Singapore’s calling code is +65 , which puts it in South East Asia and Oceania. The codes below are the ones a caller actually reaches by mistake, so they are worth checking before a number goes into a CRM or an outbound list.
| Dial this by mistake | and you reach | Why it happens |
|---|---|---|
| +61 | Australia | One digit out on the last position |
| +61 | Christmas Island | One digit out on the last position |
| +61 | Cocos Islands | One digit out on the last position |
| +62 | Indonesia | One digit out on the last position |
Other Asia countries in the same numbering zone: Brunei +673, Indonesia +62, Malaysia +60, Philippines +63, Thailand +66. Singapore's capital is Singapore.