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192 police, 193 fire, 194 ambulance - and 112 works too.

The numbers

Emergency numbers in Serbia
ServiceNumber
All emergencies112
Police192
Fire193
Ambulance194
  • 112 works from any phone, free, with no credit and no SIM, and operators handle English.

If you need help

  • Report a theft to the police and get a written record. No insurer will pay a claim without one, and obtaining it later from another country is close to impossible.
  • A lost passport means the police first, then your embassy.
  • Your embassy cannot pay your bills or get you out of jail, but it can issue emergency travel documents, contact your family and provide lists of local lawyers and doctors.

Before you need them

  • Save 112 in your phone now, and write your accommodation's address somewhere that does not depend on a charged battery.

  • Not every country keeps an embassy in Serbia. Several cover it from a neighbouring capital - check yours before you need to know.

  • Serbia keeps the old three-digit numbers alongside 112, and locals use them.

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