Learn how to call Singapore from the US using the correct country code (+65), estimate international call costs, and explore DialLink’s smart features.
Imagine this: you’re closing a deal with a tech distributor in Singapore or syncing with a remote team member working out of Marina Bay. You pick up the phone — then pause. What’s the right format to dial Singapore from the United States?
If you’re an SMB or startup with global presence, this guide walks you through everything you need to know — from dialing formats and international codes to affordable tools that make cross-border calls smooth and professional.
The country code for Singapore is +65. You’ll need to use this code anytime you dial into Singapore from another country, including the United States.
Why it matters: Singapore is a strategic business hub in Southeast Asia, with growing ties to American startups and tech service providers. Whether you're coordinating across time zones or onboarding a partner in Singapore, knowing how to dial correctly avoids friction and wasted time.
Calling Singapore is refreshingly simple—there are no area codes, and all phone numbers are 8 digits long. The main difference lies in whether you're calling a landline or a mobile number.
Example: If the landline number is 6123-4567, dial 011-65-6123-4567.
Example: If the mobile number is 9123-4567, dial 011-65-9123-4567. Or simply: +65-9123-4567.
On smartphones, you can long-press “0” to insert a “+” symbol. This can replace the US exit code (011), making it easier to dial international numbers on the go.
Singapore does not use regional area codes like many other countries. All phone numbers, whether mobile or landline, are 8 digits long and begin with specific leading digits that indicate the type of service (not geographic location).
Here’s a quick reference:
Prefix | Type | Notes |
---|---|---|
3xxx xxxx | Landline | Typically used for VoIP and business lines |
6xxx xxxx | Landline | Standard fixed-line numbers |
8xxx xxxx | Mobile | Older mobile numbers |
9xxx xxxx | Mobile | Common for newer mobile numbers |
1xxx xxxx | Special services | Often used for business or technical services |
Startups and small businesses based in the US may call Singapore for many reasons:
Time zone tip: Singapore operates on Singapore Standard Time (SST), which is 12 to 15 hours ahead of US time zones, depending on where you're located.
Costs vary based on your calling provider. Traditional phone companies may charge $0.20 to $0.60 per minute or more. Those fees can climb quickly, especially for frequent calls.
A smarter, scalable option is to use a cloud phone system like DialLink, which offers affordable per-minute rates and transparent billing. No surprises, no hidden fees. Check our latest international calling rates.
DialLink is a cloud-based business phone system built for lean teams, global work, and seamless communication. Here’s how we help you stay connected to Singapore and beyond:
Dial 011 (the US exit code) + 65 (the Singapore country code) + the 8-digit Singapore number. Example: 011-65-6123-4567.
Use a cloud phone system like DialLink. It provides low per-minute international rates, more affordable and reliable than traditional carriers or personal calling apps.
The country code for Singapore is +65. You’ll need to dial this after the US exit code when calling from the United States.
To call internationally, replace the leading zero (if any) with the country code. For Singapore, you simply add +65 to the front of the number and dial the remaining 8 digits.
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