Call Philippines from Singapore
Country Code +63
Calling the Philippines from Singapore runs on country code +63. Intercalling keeps the rate per minute low and the pricing transparent, so you just open a browser tab and dial. You pay as you go, with no apps to download.
What you pay for
- Outbound: Pay as you go per minute, no dedicated number to buy.
- Inbound: Add a US/Canada digital number for $2.14 to $5/month.
- No apps: Runs in Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox.
Pricing at a glance: Calls to the Philippines
- Outbound calling: Reach anywhere in seconds at low per minute rates, with no dedicated number to buy.
- Inbound calling: Taking calls in your browser needs a unique US or Canada digital number ($2.14 to $5/month).
- App-free: Opens straight in Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox.
How to Call the Philippines from Singapore
A few quick steps to reach Manila, Cebu, Davao, and the rest, all from your browser and all at cheap per minute rates.
Open Intercalling
Log in to your Intercalling dashboard from Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. Nothing to install. The web dialer or softphone is ready right away.
Dial +63
Punch in the Philippines country code +63, followed by the area code or mobile prefix with the leading zero dropped.
Press Call and Use AI Tools
Connect the call and switch on Clear audio for live transcription and suggested replies, or let autonomous Intercalling take over the routine ones.
Dialing Examples
For an international call, combine the country code with the local number. Leave off the domestic leading zero on both area and mobile prefixes.
Philippines City Codes
The area codes you will reach for most often across the major Philippine cities and regions.
| City | Region | Area Code |
|---|---|---|
| Manila | Luzon | 2 |
| Quezon City | Luzon | 2 |
| Cebu City | Visayas | 32 |
| Davao City | Mindanao | 82 |
| Makati | Luzon | 2 |
| City | Region | Area Code |
|---|---|---|
| Iloilo | Visayas | 33 |
| Baguio | Luzon | 74 |
| Bacolod | Visayas | 34 |
| Cagayan de Oro | Mindanao | 88 |
| Zamboanga | Mindanao | 62 |
Mobile Number Format
What to keep in mind when you ring a Philippine mobile from Singapore.
Swap Out the Leading Zero
Dialed at home, most Philippine mobile numbers open with 09. Calling from abroad, remove that 0 and put +63 in front. So 0917 123 4567 turns into +63 917 123 4567.
No Extra Carrier Codes
From Singapore, the international format of +63 plus the number is all you need. International calls do not ask for any local carrier selection code.
Call the Philippines from Your Browser
Intercalling links your browser to the Philippine phone network over secure WebRTC and enterprise telephony, then charges low per minute rates with pay as you go pricing. Place outbound calls, pick up inbound ones, and handle numbers across markets, all with no software to install.
- Place calls straight from Chrome, Safari, or Firefox
- Clear audio for live transcription and suggested replies
- Autonomous Intercalling to handle the routine calls
- Buy and manage Philippine virtual numbers
Global Reach
Ring any mobile or landline anywhere in the Philippines from Singapore in seconds.
Secure
Encrypted connections with enterprise-grade reliability built for business conversations.
Instant
Be on a call within seconds from your browser, with no fiddly setup to work through.
AI Assistance
Lean on Clear audio for live guidance, and let automated agents cover the routine calls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the country code for the Philippines?
The Philippines uses the country calling code +63. It applies whether you are dialing from Singapore or anywhere else.
Do I need to dial a special prefix from Singapore?
No. Just dial the international format, +63 followed by the local number with the leading zero taken off. Intercalling looks after the rest inside your browser.
Can I call mobile numbers in the Philippines?
Yes. Both Philippine mobile networks and landlines work through Intercalling at low per minute rates. After +63, type the mobile prefix without its leading zero.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Everything happens inside your web browser. Create an account, allow microphone access, and you are ready to call.
Can I get a Philippine virtual number?
Yes. Virtual numbers are available across many countries, the Philippines included, and you manage them straight from the dashboard.
Ready to call the Philippines?
Create an account and be on a call within seconds from your browser, paying as you go at cheap per minute rates. No credit card needed to sign up.
Call from any browser
No app and no SIM. Place the call from your computer or phone in seconds.
Low rates to 190+ destinations
Clear per minute pricing, shown before you dial. Pay as you go, no monthly fee.
One balance, every device
Start on your laptop, continue on your phone, all at the same low rate.