Emergency Contacts by Country

Emergency contacts abroad

Police, ambulance, and fire numbers for the 50 destinations in the v1.0 dataset. Verified at dataset freeze; always confirm on the ground. Save the relevant numbers to your phone contacts and lock screen before departure.

Before you travel

  • Save police, ambulance, and your destination's nearest embassy/consulate to your phone's contacts AND your lock screen (medical-ID feature on iOS, emergency-info on Android).
  • Note that 112 works across the EU and many adjacent countries. 911 works across North America. Local numbers below for everywhere else.
  • Your travel insurance provider has a 24/7 emergency line on your policy card — call that for medical evacuation arrangements, not the local ambulance.
  • For US citizens, enroll in STEP to receive country-specific alerts from the embassy.
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All 50 destinations

CountryPoliceAmbulanceFire
Argentina101107100
Australia000000000
Austria133144122
Brazil190192193
Cambodia117119118
Canada911911911
Colombia123125119
Costa Rica911911911
Croatia192194193
Czech Republic158155150
Denmark112112112
Ecuador911911911
Egypt122123180
Finland112112112
France171518
Germany110112112
Greece100166199
Guatemala110128122
Iceland112112112
India100102101
Indonesia110118113
Ireland112112112
Israel100101102
Italy112112112
Japan110119119
Jordan911911911
Kenya999999999
Malaysia999999994
Mexico911911911
Morocco191515
Nepal100102101
Netherlands112112112
New Zealand111111111
Norway112113110
Peru105116116
Philippines117911911
Portugal112112112
Singapore999995995
South Africa101111017710177
South Korea112119119
Spain112112112
Sri Lanka119110111
Sweden112112112
Switzerland117144118
Taiwan110119119
Tanzania112114114
Thailand1911669199
Turkey155112110
United Kingdom999999999
Vietnam113115114

Verified at dataset v1.0 (frozen 2026-05-13). Always confirm on the ground — most countries do not change emergency numbers often, but administrative jurisdictions can shift.

FAQ

How are these numbers verified?

Each country's police, ambulance, and fire numbers were verified at dataset v1.0 freeze (2026-05-13) by cross-referencing the relevant government tourism/embassy pages and the standardized country-emergency-number directories. They do not currently auto-update from a live API. Confirm on the ground — local SIM purchase or hotel reception is the fastest verification.

Why don't you use a live emergency-number API?

Live emergency-number APIs exist (EmergencyNumberAPI is the most-cited) but we don't currently ingest one. The numbers below were consulted at v1.0 dataset freeze and are stable for most destinations (most countries do not change their emergency numbers more than once a decade). Live ingestion is on the v1.1 roadmap.

What about the US embassy or consulate?

For US citizens, the US Department of State maintains country-specific embassy and consulate contact info at travel.state.gov. The State Department's Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) is the cleanest way to register your trip and get country-specific alerts. Many countries also have walk-in services for emergency passports if yours is lost or stolen.

What if 112 doesn't connect?

112 is the EU-wide emergency number and is broadly recognized across Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. If 112 doesn't connect, try the country-specific police number listed below. On mobile, the call should connect even without active service on your SIM (emergency calls bypass carrier auth). Roaming-data is not required.

What this tool does NOT do

It does not contact emergency services for you, does not work offline (network connection required to load), does not show real-time emergency-service wait times, and does not provide medical evacuation arrangements. For those, contact your travel insurance provider's 24/7 emergency line — the number is on your policy card.

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