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.

49 countries in Asia

Country	Plug types	Voltage	Hz
Afghanistan	C F	230 V	50
Armenia	C F	230 V	50
Azerbaijan	C F	230 V	50
Bahrain	G	230 V	50
Bangladesh	A C D G M	230 V	50
Bhutan	C D M	230 V	50
Brunei	G	240 V	50
Cambodia	A B C F G	230 V	50
China	A C I	230 V	50
Georgia	C F	230 V	50
Hong Kong	G	230 V	50
India	C D M	230 V	50
Indonesia	C F	230 V	50
Iran	C F	230 V	50
Iraq	C G	230 V	50
Israel	C H	230 V	50
Japan	A B	100 V	50/60
Jordan	C F G	230 V	50
Kazakhstan	C F	230 V	50
Kuwait	G	230 V	50
Kyrgyzstan	C F	230 V	50
Laos	A B C	230 V	50
Lebanon	C F	230 V	50
Macau	G	230 V	50
Malaysia	G	230 V	50
Maldives	C D G	230 V	50
Mongolia	C F	230 V	50
Myanmar	A B C D E F G I	230 V	50
Nepal	C D M	230 V	50
North Korea	C F	230 V	50
Oman	G	230 V	50
Pakistan	C D	230 V	50
Palestine	C H	230 V	50
Philippines	A B C	230 V	60
Qatar	G	240 V	50
Saudi Arabia	G	230 V	60
Singapore	G	230 V	50
South Korea	C F	230 V	60
Sri Lanka	G	230 V	50
Syria	C E F L	230 V	50
Taiwan	A B	110 V	60
Tajikistan	C F	230 V	50
Thailand	A B C O	230 V	50
Timor-Leste	C E F I	230 V	50
Turkmenistan	C F	230 V	50
United Arab Emirates	G	230 V	50
Uzbekistan	C F	230 V	50
Vietnam	A B C	230 V	50
Yemen	C D G	230 V	50