Asia is the most varied region for plugs. Japan uses Type A and B at an unusual 100 V (the lowest in the world); China mixes Type A, C and I at 220 V; India runs Type C, D and M at 230 V; the Gulf states and ex-British Asia (Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia) use Type G; and Israel has its own Type H. Most of Asia is 220–240 V at 50 Hz, with the Philippines, South Korea and parts of the Middle East at 60 Hz. A universal adapter is almost always the safer bet here.
Countries in Asia (49)
Afghanistan
C
F
230 V
Armenia
C
F
230 V
Azerbaijan
C
F
230 V
Bahrain
G
230 V
Bangladesh
A
C
D
G
M
230 V
Bhutan
C
D
M
230 V
Brunei
G
240 V
Cambodia
A
B
C
F
G
230 V
China
A
C
I
230 V
Georgia
C
F
230 V
Hong Kong
G
230 V
India
C
D
M
230 V
Indonesia
C
F
230 V
Iran
C
F
230 V
Iraq
C
G
230 V
Israel
C
H
230 V
Japan
A
B
100 V
Jordan
C
F
G
230 V
Kazakhstan
C
F
230 V
Kuwait
G
230 V
Kyrgyzstan
C
F
230 V
Laos
A
B
C
230 V
Lebanon
C
F
230 V
Macau
G
230 V
Malaysia
G
230 V
Maldives
C
D
G
230 V
Mongolia
C
F
230 V
Myanmar
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
I
230 V
Nepal
C
D
M
230 V
North Korea
C
F
230 V
Oman
G
230 V
Pakistan
C
D
230 V
Palestine
C
H
230 V
Philippines
A
B
C
230 V
Qatar
G
240 V
Saudi Arabia
G
230 V
Singapore
G
230 V
South Korea
C
F
230 V
Sri Lanka
G
230 V
Syria
C
E
F
L
230 V
Taiwan
A
B
110 V
Tajikistan
C
F
230 V
Thailand
A
B
C
O
230 V
Timor-Leste
C
E
F
I
230 V
Turkmenistan
C
F
230 V
United Arab Emirates
G
230 V
Uzbekistan
C
F
230 V
Vietnam
A
B
C
230 V
Yemen
C
D
G
230 V