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List of Landline Area Codes in the Philippines (2025 Updated)

Luis Reginaldo Medilo by Luis Reginaldo Medilo
January 7, 2025
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Calling a fixed line or landline number in the Philippines is simple and straightforward. All you have to do is to dial the 7-digit telephone number. However, if you are calling from a different region or province, you may need to include an area code to successfully connect with the person you’re calling.

For example, if you are in Manila and you want to call someone in Cebu, you don’t simply dial the 7-digit telephone number of the person you’re calling. You should include the area code 32 before the phone number. So if you want to call the telephone number 234-2053, you dial 32-234-2053 instead.

The key is to know the area code of the telephone number you want to call. If the number you’re calling is in the same area code as yours, then you don’t need to include the area code. You can dial the telephone number straight away.

If you’re calling a landline number from your mobile phone, you will always have to include the area code, regardless of your location. So if you are in Manila and you want to call a landline number in Manila using your mobile phone, you will still need to include the area code.

For those residing outside the Philippines, you must include the country code 63 as well as the area code of the landline number.

Philippine Area Codes List

Below you can find a table of landline telephone area codes in the Philippines. You can use the search box to look for a particular province or city.

City/ProvinceArea Code
Abra74
Agusan del Norte85
Agusan del Sur85
Aklan36
Albay52
Antique36
Apayao78
Aurora42
Basilan62
Bataan47
Batanes78
Batangas43
Benguet74
Biliran53
Bohol38
Bukidnon88
Bulacan44
Cagayan78
Camarines Norte54
Camarines Sur54
Camiguin88
Capiz36
Catanduanes52
Cavite (except Bacoor)46
Cebu32
Compostela Valley84
Davao del Norte84
Davao del Sur82
Davao Occidental82
Davao Oriental87
Dinagat Islands86
Eastern Samar55
Guimaras33
Ifugao74
Ilocos Norte77
Ilocos Sur77
Iloilo34
Isabela78
Kalinga74
La Union72
Laguna (except San Pedro)49
Lanao del Norte63
Lanao del Sur64
Leyte53
Maguindanao64
Marinduque42
Masbate56
Misamis Occidental88
Misamis Oriental88
Mountain Province74
Negros Occidental34
Negros Oriental35
North Cotabato64
Northern Samar55
Nueva Ecija44
Nueva Vizcaya78
Occidental Mindoro43
Oriental Mindoro43
Palawan48
Pampanga45
Pangasinan75
Quezon42
Quirino78
Rizal2
Romblon54
Samar55
Sarangani83
Siquijor35
Sorsogon56
South Cotabato83
Southern Leyte53
Sultan Kudarat64
Sulu85
Surigao del Norte86
Surigao del Sur86
Tarlac45
Tawi-Tawi68
Zambales47
Zamboanga del Norte65
Zamboanga del Sur62
Zamboanga Sibugay62
Caloocan City2
Las Piñas City2
Makati City2
Malabon City2
Mandaluyong City2
Manila2
Marikina City2
Muntinlupa City2
Navotas City2
Parañaque City2
Pasay City2
Pasig City2
Pateros City2
Quezon City2
San Juan City2
Taguig City2
Valenzuela City2
Bacoor City2
Cagayan de Oro City8822
Gingoog City8842
San Pedro, Laguna2

Domestic long-distance calls to locations with the area code 2 (Metro Manila, Rizal, Bacoor City and San Pedro, Laguna) require the prefix 0 before the area code. So if you are calling Manila from Cebu, you must dial 02 + landline number. Overseas calls to these locations don’t require the prefix 0.

Read this article to know how to call a landline number using your cellphone or telephone (e.g. PLDT).

We hope that you find this list of landline area codes in the Philippines helpful. If you see any mistake in this list, just post a comment below or send us a message.

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