Emergency Services

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Information on Emergency services in EU countries

A single Union-wide database of Means of access to Emergency Services has been established by virtue of the Roaming Regulation. This database intends to help roaming end-users in each Member State to be informed of all the alternative means of access to Emergency services deployed in the Union, in addition to calling emergency number 112. This page provides up-to -date information that can be accessed free of charge, which describes the alternative means of access to emergency services which are technically feasible for use by roaming customers.

Data was last updated on: 26/07/2023

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Country	Means of Access	Description	Download Link	Additional Info
Liechtenstein	Emergency calls (voice)	112 European emergency number. 117 Police. 118 Fire brigade. 143 Helping hand (in german "Dargebotene Hand"). 144 Ambulance. 145 Tox info. 147 Helpline for children and young people.
Ireland	Emergency calls (voice)	112 European emergency number
Hungary	Emergency Calls (Voice)	Emergency Calls (Voice) call to 112: from landline and mobile phones to contact any emergency service: an ambulance, the fire brigade or the police. A specially trained operator will answer any 112 call.
Croatia	Emergency Calls (Voice)	112 - European emergency number
Croatia	Messaging	Emergency SMS for roaming end-users are available on a dedicated long number (+385 98 8100 112).		The SMS from any part of the teritory of Croatia is received at the Civil Protection Operations Centre. It is responsible to comunicate with SMS end-user and territorially responsible PSAP which alerts emergency services. Croatian telecom providers have informed their roaming partners that calls / messages to 112 (full number +385988100112) in Croatia are not charged, but the billing still depends on the roaming partner.
Country	Means of Access	Description	Download Link	Additional Info