Dialling Code for Singapore
How to call Singapore from abroad
Facts last checked 9 October 2026.
The international dialling code for Singapore is +65. To call Singapore from the UK, dial 00 then 65, followed by the local number. From the US or Canada, dial 011 then 65. On a mobile phone you can simply dial +65 directly.
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Singapore calling details
| Country code | +65 |
|---|---|
| Internet domain | .sg |
| Emergency number | 999 (police) / 995 (fire & ambulance) |
| Time zone | UTC+08:00 — check the time before you call |
| Capital | Singapore |
Singapore in context
- Singapore covers 710 km², making it the 177th largest of the 196 countries on this site.
- Its population density of about 8,606 people per km² ranks 2nd of 196 (1st = most crowded).
- Singapore has no land borders with other countries on this site.
- With 6,110,200 people, Singapore holds about 0.9% of the population of South-Eastern Asia.
- That is roughly 0.1% of the Asia total counted on this site.
- Traffic drives on the left, and calendars start the week on Monday.
- Singapore is a member state of the United Nations.
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Calling Singapore — FAQ
What is the international dialling code for Singapore?
The dialling code for Singapore is +65.
How do I call Singapore from the UK?
To call Singapore from the UK, dial 00 65 followed by the local number (drop any leading 0).
How do I call Singapore from the US?
To call Singapore from the US, dial 011 65 followed by the local number.
Do other countries share the +65 dialling code?
No — +65 is used exclusively by Singapore.
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