Emergency numbers and medical help in 51 countries
TriDrDr helps you find hospitals, clinics and dentists in 51 countries and regions. Save the local emergency number for your destination before you travel.
Asia
Europe
Americas
Oceania
Africa
Numbers last reviewed: October 2026. Services and numbers can differ by city or region. If a number does not connect, try 112 from a mobile phone or ask hotel staff for help.
If you need a doctor while traveling
Life-threatening emergency
Call the local emergency number above right away. Chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding and loss of consciousness all need an ambulance.
Urgent but not life-threatening
Go to the nearest clinic or hospital emergency department. Open TriDrDr to see facilities sorted by distance, then tap to get directions or call ahead.
Describe your symptoms clearly
Use TriDrDr's communication assistant to summarize your symptoms, medical history, allergies and medications so local staff can understand you.
Keep your paperwork
Bring your passport and travel insurance details. Keep receipts and medical reports for your insurance claim.
Before you go
- Get travel insurance that covers medical treatment and emergency evacuation.
- Carry medicines in their original packaging with a copy of your prescription. Some countries restrict common medicines, so check the rules for your destination.
- Save your destination's emergency number and your insurer's 24-hour helpline in your phone.
- Download TriDrDr and save clinics near where you will stay.
This page is general information and not medical advice. In an emergency, always contact local emergency services.
