Emergency numbers by country

Last reviewed: 7 November 2026

Emergency numbers compared across countries: general emergency number, police, ambulance, fire brigade, other emergency lines. Pick a country for the full list of rules, each with its official source.

CountryGeneral emergency numberPoliceAmbulanceFire brigadeOther emergency lines
Germany
112 (rescue, fire); police 110
110
112
112
116 117 out-of-hours doctor; 116 123 crisis line
Netherlands
112 (police, fire, ambulance)
112; non-urgent 0900 8844
112
112; non-urgent: local fire brigade
112 via Tolkcontact, 112NL app or e-SMS
United Kingdom
999 (or 112)
999 / 112; non-emergency 101
999 (or 112)
999 (or 112)
101 police; 111 medical advice; 105 power cut
Spain
112
062 / 091 / 092 (or 112)
112
112
016 (violence against women)
Italy
112 (NUE)
113 (Polizia) / 112 (Carabinieri)
⚠ Not yet verified
115
1530 coast guard; 1522; 114; 1515
Mexico
911
911
911
911
No other numbers
Ireland
999 or 112
999 or 112
999 or 112
999 or 112
Coast Guard 999 or 112; Garda Confidential 1800 666 111
Australia
000 (112 on mobile)
000
000
000
106 (text)
Poland
112 (997, 998, 999 also work)
997
999
998
987 crisis; 991-994 utilities; 986 city guard
Portugal
112
112
112 (then INEM CODU)
112
800 250 250 (poisons, CIAV)
Belgium
112 (ambulance, fire); police 101
101
112
112; storm and flood: 1722
1722 storm and flood; 1733 doctor on duty
Sweden
112
112; non-urgent 114 14
112
112
1177 health advice; 113 13 crisis info
Austria
112
133
144
122
128 gas, 140 mountain, 141 doctor, 147 children
Switzerland
112 (police control centre)
117
144
118
145 poison; 143 helpline; 147 youth; 0800 117 117 rail
Denmark
112 (police, fire, ambulance)
112; non-urgent 114
112
112
⚠ Not yet verified
Czechia
112
158
155
150
156 municipal police
Hungary
112
107 (or 112)
104 (or 112)
105 (or 112)
SMS to 112 or '112 SOS' app
Finland
112 (all emergencies)
112
112
112
Poison Information Centre (09) 471 977
Norway
110 fire; 112 police; 113 health
112; switchboard 02800
113
110
116 117 out-of-hours doctor
New Zealand
111
111
111
111
105 (police non-emergency)
Croatia
112
192
194
193
195 sea rescue; 1987 roadside help
Japan
110 police; 119 fire, ambulance
110
119
119
118 (Coast Guard)
Turkey
112
112
112
112
112 by SMS, app

How to read the comparison

The table compares these points:

  • General emergency number
  • Police
  • Ambulance
  • Fire brigade
  • Other emergency lines

Before you rely on it

These are national rules. Regions, cities, employers and venues can add their own, and the law changes. A rule marked “to verify” has not yet been confirmed against an official source. Each country page links to the official sources, and those are the place to confirm the details.

General information, not legal advice. Rules change: check the official source before you fly or ride.