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How to call the Philippines from Singapore

Short answer

To call the Philippines from Singapore, open RobinPhone in your browser, dial +63 and the number, and pay $0.28 per minute to landlines or mobiles. There is no app, SIM or subscription, and you can try a free first test call.

For many Filipinos working in Singapore, the calls that matter most are the ones chat apps cannot make: SSS, Pag-IBIG, a bank branch, or a parent's landline in the province.

How to dial

Start with +63 and drop the leading 0 from the Philippine number.

Metro Manila landline

+63 2 8XXX XXXX

Metro Manila numbers have 8 digits after the 2

Mobile

+63 9XX XXX XXXX

Globe, Smart, DITO and others

What a call costs

Call toPer minute10 minutes30 minutes
PHPhilippines landlines$0.28$2.80$8.40
PHPhilippines mobiles$0.28$2.80$8.40

Live rates in US dollars, billed per minute with no connection fee. The price is the same wherever you call from. Prepaid credit never expires.

Best time to call

Singapore and the Philippines keep the same time all year, so their office hours are your office hours.

Same time

Manila compared with Singapore, today

9 am to 5 pm

Singapore time, when it is 9 am to 5 pm in Manila

Who people in Singapore call in the Philippines

Chat apps only reach other app users. Why WhatsApp can't call a landline

Common questions

Can I call a Philippine landline with WhatsApp?

No. WhatsApp only connects to other WhatsApp users, so it cannot reach landlines, offices or hotlines in the Philippines. RobinPhone places a normal phone call, so any number that can ring will ring.

Do I need a SIM or phone number from Singapore?

No. RobinPhone works in your browser over Wi-Fi or mobile data, on a laptop or a phone. You do not need any SIM or calling plan.

Is it cheaper to call the Philippines from Singapore than from other countries?

The price is the same wherever you are. RobinPhone charges by the destination you call, per minute, with no connection fee.

Can I call toll-free or short hotline numbers in the Philippines?

Usually not from abroad, with any service. Most agencies and banks publish a separate number for callers overseas. Look for "calling from overseas" on their contact page and dial that number with +63.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes. Every new account gets a free first test call, and for the Philippines it is a short one: enough to check the line quality, with no payment details needed. After that, prepaid credit starts at $5 and never expires.

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