List Of TM SIM Number Prefixes
Mobile number prefixes are the first four digits of a phone number after the country code +63. These prefixes indicate the network provider to which a mobile number originally belongs. After the prefix, the next seven digits form the subscriber number, completing the full 11-digit mobile number.
Below is the complete list of TM SIM number prefixes used in the Philippines. These have been verified from official and reliable sources.
Complete List — TM & Globe Number Prefixes
Verified prefixes. Note: Mobile Number Portability (MNP) may move numbers between networks.
Important Reminder:
Don’t rely solely on prefixes to identify a number’s network.
With Mobile Number Portability (MNP), users can now switch to another telecom provider while keeping their existing number and prefix.
Before making a call, it’s best to confirm the recipient’s current network — this helps you avoid extra charges or unexpected balance deductions.
Why Knowing Prefixes Is Important
- Helps you save load or balance when calling or texting numbers on the same network.
- Useful for identifying which promos or call rates apply to your contact’s number.
- Makes it easier to group contacts by their original network provider.
Conclusion
If you’re confused and can’t find or identify a prefix, you can contact us directly and can visit the help page — our team will be happy to assist you.
In the Philippines, there are many mobile service providers, and users often get confused about which network a number belongs to. So don’t worry — we’ve provided the authentic and verified list of prefixes to help you.
Know your prefix and enjoy your network with confidence!
