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Europe – Emergency Directory Numbers (A–Z)

Fast, simple access to emergency help across Europe. This directory is designed to support quick action, especially when you feel overwhelmed, distressed, or unsure what to do next.

If this is an emergency: call 112 now (works across most of Europe), or go to your nearest emergency department.
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✅ Quick Emergency Number

  • 112 — Emergency services in most European countries
  • Police / Ambulance / Fire
  • Works on many mobile networks even when travelling

📌 What to say when you call

  • Your name (only if safe to share)
  • Your country / city / location
  • What is happening right now
  • If someone is injured or unsafe
  • What help you need (police / ambulance / fire)

💬 If talking is hard

  • Show your screen with: “I need emergency help.”
  • Use short sentences
  • Ask someone to speak for you
  • Say: “Please speak slowly.”

Europe Emergency Numbers Directory (A–Z)

Most European countries use 112. If you are unsure in your country, call 112 first.

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A

AlbaniaEmergency: 112Fast Access
AndorraEmergency: 112Fast Access
ArmeniaEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access
AustriaEmergency: 112Fast Access
AzerbaijanEmergency: 112Fast Access

B

BelarusEmergency: 112 (or local services)Fast Access
BelgiumEmergency: 112Fast Access
Bosnia & HerzegovinaEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access
BulgariaEmergency: 112Fast Access

C

CroatiaEmergency: 112Fast Access
CyprusEmergency: 112Fast Access
Czech RepublicEmergency: 112Fast Access

D

DenmarkEmergency: 112Fast Access

E

EstoniaEmergency: 112Fast Access

F

FinlandEmergency: 112Fast Access
FranceEmergency: 112Fast Access

G

GeorgiaEmergency: 112Fast Access
GermanyEmergency: 112Fast Access
GreeceEmergency: 112Fast Access

H

HungaryEmergency: 112Fast Access

I

IcelandEmergency: 112Fast Access
IrelandEmergency: 112 / 999Fast Access
ItalyEmergency: 112Fast Access

K

KazakhstanEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access
KosovoEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access

L

LatviaEmergency: 112Fast Access
LiechtensteinEmergency: 112Fast Access
LithuaniaEmergency: 112Fast Access
LuxembourgEmergency: 112Fast Access

M

MaltaEmergency: 112Fast Access
MoldovaEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access
MonacoEmergency: 112 (France nearby)Fast Access
MontenegroEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access

N

NetherlandsEmergency: 112Fast Access
North MacedoniaEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access
NorwayEmergency: 112Fast Access

P

PolandEmergency: 112Fast Access
PortugalEmergency: 112Fast Access

R

RomaniaEmergency: 112Fast Access
RussiaEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access

S

San MarinoEmergency: 112 (Italy nearby)Fast Access
SerbiaEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access
SlovakiaEmergency: 112Fast Access
SloveniaEmergency: 112Fast Access
SpainEmergency: 112Fast Access
SwedenEmergency: 112Fast Access
SwitzerlandEmergency: 112 (often works) / local supportFast Access

T

TurkeyEmergency: 112Fast Access

U

UkraineEmergency: 112 (available) / local supportFast Access
United Kingdom (UK)Emergency: 999 / 112UK

V

Vatican CityEmergency: 112 (Italy support)Fast Access
Note: This directory uses 112 as the main emergency number across Europe. If you want, we can expand this later with additional country-specific numbers for police / ambulance / fire.

Calm Corner (30–60 seconds)

  • Grounding: Name 5 things you can see, 4 you can feel, 3 you can hear, 2 you can smell, 1 you can taste.
  • Breathing: In for 4… hold for 2… out for 6 (repeat 3 times).
  • One sentence script: “Hi, I need emergency help. I’m not feeling safe.”
  • Reminder: You don’t have to do everything. One next step is enough.
Disclaimer: This page is for general guidance and quick navigation only. It does not replace professional medical advice. If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency number or go to the nearest emergency department.
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