Skip to content

Turkey Emergency Numbers

Emergency number and practical travel details for Turkey, including calling code, currency, time zone, and plug type.

Police
112 Call
Ambulance
112 Call
Fire
112 Call
Universal
112 Call
Tourist police
112 Call

Printable travel card

Calling code
+90
Currency
Turkish lira (TRY)
Driving side
right
Languages
Local languages

Scan the QR code to reopen this country page.

QR code for Turkey emergency page

Essential travel information

Key details for traveling to Turkey

Calling code
+90
Currency
Turkish lira (TRY)
Time zone
Turkey Time (UTC+3)
Plug type
Type C / Type F
Driving side
right
Population
Not listed
Official languages
Not listed
Capital
Ankara
ISO code
TR

Important emergency phrases

Essential phrases for Turkey

Help

Yardim edin

Call an ambulance

Ambulans cagirin

I need the police

Polise ihtiyacim var

I am lost

Kayboldum

I need a doctor

Doktora ihtiyacim var

Embassy and consulate directory

Ankara hosts embassies; Istanbul has many consulates for traveler support.

Embassy

Verified embassy records can be added here.

Consulates

Future consulate listings and city contacts.

Travel advice

Placeholder for official emergency travel advice.

Turkey uses 112 as a unified emergency number. Istanbul, Cappadocia, and coastal resorts are well visited, but distances and local conditions can change quickly.

Important safety tips

  • Use official taxis or app-based transport in Istanbul and resort cities.
  • Keep emergency contacts handy when visiting crowded markets and transit hubs.
  • Confirm local conditions before remote hikes or winter road travel.
  • Carry modest clothing options for religious sites and conservative areas.

Nearby countries

Emergency numbers and information for neighboring destinations

Related countries

Similar destinations with comparable travel information

Countries in same continent

Other destinations in Asia

Popular nearby destinations

Most visited countries near Turkey

FAQ

What is the emergency number in Turkey?

The main emergency number in Turkey is 112. This number connects you to emergency services including police, ambulance, and fire services. Always keep this number saved on your phone when traveling to Turkey.

Can I call the emergency services from a mobile phone in Turkey?

Yes, you can call 112 from mobile phones in Turkey, including local SIM cards and international roaming. However, availability depends on your carrier and roaming agreement. It's recommended to have a local SIM card or enable international emergency calling before arrival.

What is Turkey's country calling code?

The country code for Turkey is +90. Use this when making international calls to Turkey from abroad. For example, dial +90 followed by the local number. This is also known as the international dialing code.

What plug type is used in Turkey?

Turkey uses Type C / Type F electrical outlets and plug adapters. Make sure to bring a compatible travel adapter when visiting, as using the wrong plug type can damage your electronics.

What emergency numbers should I save before traveling to Turkey?

Save these emergency numbers in Turkey: Police (112), Ambulance (112), Fire (112). Additionally, save your embassy contact information, travel insurance number, and hotel details offline.

How do I reach emergency services for tourists in Turkey?

Call the main emergency number (112) for immediate assistance in Turkey. Tourist police may have separate numbers in major cities. Always describe your situation clearly and have your location ready when calling for emergency services.

Related travel resources

Related articles

International Travel Safety Guide A practical safety guide for planning international trips, saving emergency numbers, preparing documents, and reducing avoidable travel risk. How Emergency Numbers Work Around the World Learn why emergency numbers differ by country, when universal numbers work, and how travelers should prepare before calling for help abroad. How to Prepare for International Travel A complete international travel preparation guide covering documents, emergency contacts, money, devices, insurance, and destination research. What To Do If You Lose Your Passport Abroad Step-by-step guidance for travelers who lose a passport overseas, including police reports, embassies, replacement documents, and travel delays.

Related utilities

Related countries