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Instant emergency numbers for 193 countries, plain-language first aid and preparedness tools — so you, your family and your team can act in the first critical minutes.
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countries & territories with verified-source numbers
where 112 is reported to work from mobiles
where 911 connects or redirects
the window in which bystander action matters most
Two numbers the world agreed on
911 and 112 are the two emergency numbers the International Telecommunication Union recommends to countries choosing a universal number. 91112 puts both in one place.
911
The universal number across North America and adopted by Mexico, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Argentina and many others.
112
The single European emergency number — and built into the GSM mobile standard, so many phones route it to local services worldwide.
Everything else
999, 000, 111, 119, 995… Dozens of countries use different numbers. We list them all, with tap-to-call.
The emergencies bystanders face most
CPR
Cardiac arrest steps: call, push hard and fast, use an AED.
Choking
Back blows, abdominal thrusts and when to start CPR.
Stroke Signs
Face, Arm, Speech, Time — and why minutes matter.
Heart Attack
Chest pain, call fast, rest, and be ready for CPR.
Severe Bleeding
Direct pressure, packing and tourniquets.
Burns and Scalds
Cool running water for 20 minutes, cover loosely.
Seizures
Time it, protect the head, never restrain.
Anaphylaxis
Use the adrenaline auto-injector and call immediately.
Before disaster strikes
How to Build an Emergency Kit (72-Hour Checklist)
Water, food, light, power, first aid, documents.
How to Make a Family Emergency Plan
Contacts, meeting places, roles, drills.
Earthquake Safety
Drop, cover and hold on.
Flood Safety
Turn around, don't drown.
Wildfire and Bushfire Readiness
Leave early. Defensible space. Smoke protection.
Hurricane, Cyclone and Typhoon Preparedness
Secure, shelter, evacuate on order.
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Open rolesFrequently asked questions
Can I call 112 or 911 anywhere in the world?
No. 112 works on most GSM mobile networks and is the official number across the EU, India and many other countries; 911 works across North America and in a number of other countries. In some places neither connects. Always check the local number before you travel.
Can 91112.com send an ambulance?
No. We are an information resource, not an emergency service. Call your local emergency number directly.
Can I call emergency services without a SIM card or credit?
In many countries, mobile phones can dial 112 (and the local number) without credit, and sometimes without a SIM, but rules vary by country and network. Never rely on it as your only option.
How accurate are the numbers?
Numbers are compiled from public listings and national sources and checked periodically (last October 22, 2026). If you see an error, please report it — corrections are prioritised.