Emergency Numbers
9999957099970995
Singapore uses 999 for police emergencies and 995 for fire and ambulance emergencies. SMS emergency access is also available on 70999 and 70995 for situations where speaking may not be possible.
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Singapore Phone Number Format Guide and Examples
Dial Code: +65•Last updated: January 1, 2026
Local Format
8123 4567
E.164 Format
+6581234567
International
+65 8123 4567
About Singapore Phone Numbers
Singaporean mobile numbers are 8 digits starting with 6, 8, or 9. Mobile numbers start with 8 or 9, while 6 typically indicates landlines. The country code is +65.
How to Dial Singapore Phone Numbers
To call a Singapore phone number, the exact format depends on where the call starts. Domestic calls usually use the full 8-digit number, while international calls to Singapore use the +65 country code.
- Within Singapore: Dial the full local number for standard domestic calls.Example:
8123 4567 - From abroad to Singapore: Dial +65 followed by the Singapore number.Example:
+65 8123 4567 - From Singapore to other countries: Dial an international access prefix such as 001, 002, or 008, then the country code and full phone number.Example:
001 1 212 555 0123
Note: Singapore numbers do not use a domestic leading 0 in the sample format shown here.
Phone Number Structure
This table breaks down the example number shown for Singapore.
| Component | Digits | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Country Code | 2 | +65 | Used in international format for calls into Singapore. |
| Mobile Prefix | 1 | 8 | This example uses a Singapore mobile number beginning with 8. |
| Subscriber Number | 7 | 1234567 | The remaining digits identify the mobile subscriber. |
Special Cases
Some numbers and prefixes in Singapore have special rules or reserved uses.
1800 Service Lines
1800Singapore's numbering plan includes 1800 service lines, which are commonly used for hotline and support services. Calls to these lines are generally free only from regular land lines, with mobile airtime charges potentially applying.
1900 Premium Service Numbers
1900The 1900 range is reserved in Singapore for premium-rate services under the national numbering plan. These numbers are special service numbers rather than ordinary subscriber lines.
Validation Regex
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^\+65[689]\d{7}$|^[689]\d{7}$Code Examples
CSS Masking Format
Use this CSS mask to automatically format phone number inputs:
cssinput-masking.css
input[type="tel"] {
mask: 0000 0000;
mask-image: none; /* Fallback */
}