Philippines Plugs & Voltage
Type A, B, C · 220 V
The Philippines uses Type A, Type B and Type C plugs, and the standard voltage is 220 V. Traffic drives on the right. Emergency number: 911.
- Plug types
- A, B, C
- Voltage
- 220 V
- Drives on the
- Right
- Emergency
- 911
Sockets in Philippines
Do you need an adapter for the Philippines?
| Travelling from | Plug adapter | Voltage |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Not needed | Different — check devices |
| United Kingdom | Needed | Same range |
| India | Only for Type D, M | Same range |
| Bangladesh | Only for Type G, K | Same range |
| Pakistan | Only for Type D, G, M | Same range |
| Australia | Needed | Same range |
| Canada | Not needed | Different — check devices |
| Germany | Only for Type F | Same range |
| China | Only for Type I | Same range |
More for travellers
| Official languages | English, Filipino and Taglish |
|---|---|
| Emergency numbers | 911 |
| Calling code | +63 |
| Currency | Philippine peso (PHP) |
Frequently asked questions
What plug type is used in the Philippines?
Type A, Type B and Type C.
What is the voltage in the Philippines?
220 V. Devices from 100–127 V countries (such as the US) need to be dual-voltage or used with a converter.
Which side of the road do they drive on in the Philippines?
On the right.
What is the emergency number in the Philippines?
911.
Source: Wikidata (CC0), retrieved 2026-10-22. Plug descriptions and compatibility are our own summary of the IEC plug types. Hotels and new buildings may have other sockets — carry a universal adapter if unsure.