+63 Country Code

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+63 is the international dialing code for the Philippines.

The Philippines uses country code +63. Callers must use this code when dialing a phone number in the Philippines from abroad.

When dialing internationally, use +63 instead of the starting “0”. For example, 0917 123 4567 becomes +63 917 123 4567 when dialing internationally.

Remove the leading “0” from the mobile number and add +63. So, 0918 456 7890 becomes +63 918 456 7890.

To call from the US or Canada:

• Dial the international access code (011)

• Add the Philippines country code (63)

• Skip the initial 0 and enter the area or mobile code + the local number

Example: To call a Manila landline: 011 63 2 XXX XXXX. To call a mobile number: 011 63 917 XXX XXXX.

Philippines area codes identify specific cities or regions for landline numbers.

For example, Metro Manila uses area code 2. Other major cities use different codes, such as 32 for Cebu and 82 for Davao.

Area codes help route calls to the correct location within the country.

A Philippine mobile number usually starts with +63, followed by a 10-digit mobile number.

Mobile numbers often begin with 9, for example:

+63 912 345 6789

When dialing internationally, +63 replaces the starting 0 used in domestic dialing.

Metro Manila uses area code 2 for landline numbers.

When dialing internationally, use +63 2 followed by the local phone number.

Metro Manila includes major business districts such as Manila, Makati, Taguig, and Quezon City.

Philippine landline numbers use area codes that represent specific cities or regions.

For example, Metro Manila uses area code 2.

When dialing from abroad, use the format:

+63 + area code + local number

Example:

+63 2 123 4567

The international exit code is used to dial outside your country before entering the destination country code.

Common exit codes include:

• 011 from the United States and Canada

• 00 from most European countries

Example of dialing from the U.S.:

011 + 63 + area code + phone number

Example:

011 63 2 123 4567

Landline numbers use geographic area codes such as 2 for Metro Manila or 32 for Cebu.

Mobile numbers are not linked to a location and usually start with 9 after the country code +63.

Businesses often use landlines to create a local presence and mobile numbers for flexibility.

Yes. Businesses can get a Philippine phone number through cloud phone systems like DialLink.

This allows companies to create a local presence and communicate with customers in the Philippines more easily.

+64 is the international dialing code for New Zealand.