Nothing is worse than finding yourself in a pickle in a different country and not knowing whom to call. Sure 9-1-1 is the standard emergency line in the States, but it is not necessarily that way for every country you may find yourself exploring. That’s why we searched high and low for a list of emergency numbers around the world. Save it to your tablet or your cellphone — something that you may have easy access to when traveling.
List of International Emergency Numbers
Country | Emergency Number |
Argentina | 100 |
Austraila | 000 |
Austria | 112 |
Belgium | 112 |
Brazil | 193 |
Canada | 911 |
China | 119 |
Colombia | 112/123 |
Costa Rica | 911/112 |
Czech Republic | 112 |
Denmark | 112 |
Dominican Republic | 911/112 |
Egypt | 180 |
England | 112/999 |
Finland | 117 |
France | 112 |
Germany | 112 |
Greece | 112 |
Hong Kong | 999 |
Iceland | 112 |
India | 101 |
Indonesia | 113/112 |
Ireland | 112 |
Israel | 100/101 |
Italy | 112 |
Jamaica | 110 |
Japan | 119 |
Malaysia | 999 |
Mexico | 68 |
Morocco | 15 |
Netherlands | 112 |
New Zealand | 111 |
Norway | 110 |
Peru | 116 |
Philipines | 117 |
Poland | 112 |
Portugal | 112 |
Russia | 112 |
Saudi Arabia | 998 |
Scotland | 112/999 |
South Africa | 10111 |
South Korea | 119 |
Spain | 112 |
Sweden | 112 |
Switzerland | 112 |
Taiwan | 110/119 |
Thailand | 199 |
Turkey | 112 |
United Arab Emirates | 997/999 |
Vietnam | 114 |
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