Singapore phone numbers

A real Singaporean mobile number lets you call, text and verify accounts as if you were in Singapore — from anywhere in the world. Every +65 number from Smart Messaging comes with unlimited incoming SMS and calls, 500 outgoing SMS and 1,000 outgoing minutes a month, and it stays yours for as long as you want it.

Country code
+65
Number length
8 digits (mobile), 8 digits (local), 11 digits (toll-free)
Main city
Singapore
Capital
Singapore
Language
English
Currency
SGD (S$) — you pay in USD stablecoins
Number types
Mobile, local, toll-free
In stock now
30 numbers
From
$1.80 / month · billed yearly

Available Singapore numbers right now

30 Singapore numbers in stock as of 2026-11-02. A sample:

NumberTypeCity
+65 XX37 41XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX82 47XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX27 71XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX88 95XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX37 76XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX66 81XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX74 61XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX29 89XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX80 49XXLocalSingapore
+65 XX28 86XXLocalSingapore

Why get a Singapore (+65) number

Southeast Asia is one of the most mobile-heavy regions on earth, and chat apps are where most customer conversations start.

A Singapore number makes you look local in Singapore and across the country, while you answer from your laptop, your mobile or a call-center dialer anywhere in the world.

Because it's a real number on the Singapore telephone network, it works for normal calls and text messages — including one-time passcodes and verification SMS from apps and websites.

What's included with every Singapore number

  • Receive as many SMS as you like — codes, alerts, replies
  • Send up to 500 texts a month
  • Call out for up to 1,000 minutes a month
  • Take unlimited calls from Singapore and abroad
  • Plug into Zoiper, Linphone, 3CX or Asterisk with SIP
  • Forward calls to your own mobile
  • Dial from the browser — nothing to install
  • No contract; keep the number as long as you want

Works with WhatsApp, Facebook, Google, Telegram and more

Because it's SMS-enabled, a Singapore number from Smart Messaging works for account verification on messaging apps, social networks, marketplaces and email providers — including WhatsApp, WhatsApp Business, Telegram, Signal, Instagram, Facebook, Google, Gmail.

Codes arrive in real time and you can also take the voice-call option. Should an app refuse the number, swap it for a fresh one free within 7 days under our replacement guarantee.

Looking for a Singapore virtual number?

Most people searching for a Singapore virtual number want a +65 number they can use online, without a SIM card or a trip to Singapore. Smart Messaging gives you exactly that — but on a real number from the Singapore numbering plan, not an app-only line or a shared list.

You use it in your dashboard, in any SIP app or forwarded to your own phone, and it receives standard SMS and voice calls — which is why WhatsApp, Telegram, Google and Facebook verification codes arrive like on any mobile line. Read more: virtual number vs real mobile number.

Singapore number types and prices

TypeMonthlyIncludedIn stock
Mobile$1.80/moUnlimited in-SMS & in-calls · 500 SMS · 1,000 min5
Local$1.80/moUnlimited in-SMS & in-calls · 500 SMS · 1,000 min21
Toll-free$1.80/moUnlimited in-SMS & in-calls · 500 SMS · 1,000 min4

Singapore numbers available right now

Right now there are 30 Singapore numbers ready to assign — 5 mobile, 21 local, 4 toll-free. Local numbers carry a Singapore identity, mobile numbers sit on national mobile ranges, and toll-free numbers are free for callers anywhere in the country.

A few of today's numbers: +65 XX29 61XX (mobile); +65 XX37 41XX (local); +65 XX00 409 62XX (toll-free). The digits shown as XX are revealed the moment a number is assigned to your account.

Singapore phone number format

Singapore uses the country code +65. In international (E.164) format a Singapore number is +65 followed by 8–11 digits — for example +65 XX29 61XX.

On a mobile phone, anyone in the world can simply dial +65 and the number. Your calls and texts then follow you — dashboard, SIP app or forwarded to another line.

Calling Singapore and caller ID

From the United States or Canada: dial 011 65 and the 8–11-digit number. From the UK, Europe, India and most other countries: dial 00 65 and the number. From any mobile phone, +65 works everywhere.

Outgoing calls from your Singapore number show +65 as caller ID, so Singaporean customers see a local number when you call them.

How to get a Singapore number

  1. Pick your Singapore number from the live list.
  2. Pay from your Smart Messaging wallet — USDT or USDC on Tron, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base or Solana.
  3. Use it straight away for SMS, calls, WhatsApp and more.

Who uses Singapore numbers

  • Businesses entering the Singapore market
  • Freelancers and agencies with Singaporean clients
  • Expats and travellers keeping a Singapore number while abroad
  • App sign-ups and account verification
  • E-commerce and marketplace sellers
  • Support and sales teams running a call center

Paying from Singapore or anywhere else

Prices are in US dollars and paid with USDT or USDC, so there are no card fees and no SGD conversion. Top up once and renewals are charged automatically.

7-day replacement guarantee

Every Singapore number comes with a 7-day replacement guarantee. If it doesn't work for you — WhatsApp, Telegram, Google, Facebook or any other app won't accept it, or codes don't arrive — replace it with a new +65 number in one click from your dashboard, free.

Changed your mind? Within 7 days, and provided the number is still unused, you get every cent back — instantly, without having to explain why.

Singapore phone numbers — FAQ

Is this a real Singapore phone number?

Yes — a genuine Singapore number with the +65 country code. It rings and receives texts like any other Singaporean line.

Can I use a Singapore number for WhatsApp, Telegram or Instagram?

Yes — every Singapore number receives the SMS and calls WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Facebook and Google use for verification. If an app ever doesn't accept your number, we replace it free within 7 days.

How much does a Singapore phone number cost?

Singapore numbers start at just $1.80 per month on our annual plan ($21.60 billed once a year). Setup is free, and every plan includes unlimited incoming SMS and calls, 500 SMS and 1,000 minutes a month.

What's included with a Singapore number?

Unlimited incoming SMS and calls, 500 outgoing SMS and 1,000 outgoing minutes per month, plus SIP credentials, call forwarding and the browser dialer.

Do I need to live in Singapore to get a +65 number?

No — Smart Messaging customers use Singapore numbers from all over the world. All you need is an email address to sign up.

How long can I keep my Singapore number?

For as long as you want. It renews automatically from your wallet — keep auto-renew on and the number stays yours year after year.

What is the country code for Singapore?

The international dialing code for Singapore is +65, followed by a 8–11-digit national number. From the US dial 011 65; from most other countries 00 65.

How many Singapore numbers are available?

30 right now (5 mobile, 21 local, 4 toll-free). Stock changes daily — the list at the top of this page is live.

How quickly is the number activated?

Most numbers are activated within minutes of payment. The full number and SIP credentials appear in your dashboard as soon as it's live.

What if the number doesn't work for me?

You're covered twice: our 7-day replacement guarantee swaps it for a new number free (up to 2 times), and if the number is unused you can instead get a full refund within 7 days — no questions asked.

Which number types are available in Singapore?

Right now: mobile, local, toll-free. Stock is shown live on this page, and every type includes the same allowances and the 7-day replacement guarantee.

Can I receive calls on a Singapore number as well as SMS?

Yes. Incoming calls are unlimited, just like incoming SMS. Calls ring in the web dialer in your dashboard, in any SIP app or PBX, or on a phone you forward them to.

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