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+63 country code: Philippines

+63 is the international calling code of Philippines. A number that starts with +63 (or 0063) comes from Philippines.

Country🇵🇭 Philippines
Calling code+63 (or 0063)
ISOPH
Mobile number length10 digits after +63
Example (international)+63 905 123 4567
Same number, dialled inside the country0905 123 4567
To call abroad from there, dial00
Time zoneUTC+8
WhatsApp formatwa.me/639051234567

Example numbers are fictional.

How to call a +63 number from abroad

  1. The exit code+ on a mobile, or 00 from most countries (011 from the US and Canada).
  2. The country code 63Without the +, if you already dialled 00.
  3. The numberWithout the leading 0, which is only dialled inside the country: 0905 123 4567 becomes +63 905 123 4567.

For WhatsApp, write the code and the number with no +, no leading 0 and no spaces: 639051234567. Make a WhatsApp link

A missed call from +63?

If you do not know anyone with a +63 number, do not call back a one-ring missed call. It is a common scam: calling back an international number is charged at a high rate. Block the number, and look it up before you answer if in doubt.

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Common questions

Which country has the code +63?

Philippines. A number that starts with +63 or 0063 is from Philippines.

How many digits are in a +63 phone number?

A mobile number has 10 digits after the +63 country code. Example: +63 905 123 4567.

How do I call a +63 number from abroad?

Dial + on a mobile (or 00 from most countries, 011 from the US and Canada), then 63, then the number without its leading 0. Example: +63 905 123 4567.

Is 0063 the same as +63?

Yes. The + stands for the international exit code of the country you call from (00 in most countries). On a mobile, + works everywhere.

All country calling codes · Sources: ITU-T E.164 for the codes; libphonenumber for number formats and examples.