Emergency numbers in Bolivia
Police, ambulance and fire numbers for Bolivia, plus whether 112 and 911 work from a mobile phone. Last checked October 22, 2026.
All emergency numbers in Bolivia
| Single emergency number | 911 |
| Police | 110 |
| Ambulance / medical | 118 |
| Fire & rescue | 119 |
Also useful: Civil protection 114
Do 112 and 911 work in Bolivia?
- 112: Not confirmed — use the local numbers above.
- 911: Yes — 911 connects or redirects.
On GSM mobile networks, 112 can often be dialled even without a SIM card or with the keypad locked, and is routed to the local service where supported. Behaviour varies by network and handset, so memorise the local number before you travel.
What to say when you call
- Where you are — address, landmark, or GPS coordinates from your phone's map app.
- What happened and how many people are hurt.
- Your phone number in case the call drops.
- Stay on the line and follow instructions. Don't hang up until told to.
If you don't speak the local language, say “ambulance”, “police” or “fire” clearly, then your location; many centres can bring in an interpreter. Carry our emergency phrase card.
FAQ
What is the emergency number in Bolivia?
The main emergency number in Bolivia is 911. Police: 110. Ambulance: 118. Fire: 119.
Does 112 work in Bolivia?
112 is not confirmed to work in Bolivia. Use the local numbers listed.
Does 911 work in Bolivia?
Yes, 911 is reported to connect or redirect.
Source: public emergency-number listings and national authorities, checked October 22, 2026. Numbers can change — if you spot an error, report it here. 91112.com is not an emergency service.