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113 is the Angola Police emergency number. Verified 2026-01. Source: Polícia Nacional de Angola. Works from mobile. Free to call. One-tap dial.

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Service: National Police (Polícia Nacional)
Verified: 2026-01
Country: 🇦🇴 Angola
Notes: National police emergency number. Handles criminal emergencies and public safety in urban areas.
Coverage: major_cities

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🗣️ Emergency Phrases in Angola

Use these phrases to communicate in an emergency when language is a barrier. Tap the speaker to play pronunciation.

English
Help me!
Local Language
Socorro! / Ajuda!
Pronunciation: So-koh-hoo! / Ah-zhoo-dah!
English
Call an ambulance!
Local Language
Chame uma ambulância!
Pronunciation: Shah-mee oo-mah ahm-boo-lahn-see-ah!
English
Call the police!
Local Language
Chame a polícia!
Pronunciation: Shah-mee ah poo-lee-see-ah!
English
I need a doctor.
Local Language
Preciso de um médico.
Pronunciation: Preh-see-zoo deh oong meh-dee-koo.
English
There is a fire!
Local Language
Há um incêndio!
Pronunciation: Ah oong een-sen-dee-oo!

⚠️ When NOT to Call 113

  • Do not call 113 for administrative matters - visit the local police station
  • Do not call 112 for non-urgent medical consultations - visit a health center
  • Do not make false emergency calls - punishable under Angolan law
  • Do not call emergency numbers for electricity or water supply issues - contact ENDE or EPAL
  • Do not use emergency lines for traffic information or road conditions

✈️ Travel Notes — Angola

Emergency response is concentrated in Luanda. Outside the capital, response times may be hours or services may be unavailable. Private medical clinics in Luanda offer better emergency care than public facilities. Medical evacuation to South Africa or Europe is recommended for serious conditions.

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What is 113 in Angola?

113 is the official National Police (Polícia Nacional) emergency number in Angola. This number is operated by Polícia Nacional de Angola and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. National police emergency number. Handles criminal emergencies and public safety in urban areas.

When to Call 113

Call 113 immediately in situations involving police-related emergencies in Angola. When you call, clearly state:

  • Your exact location (street address, landmark, GPS coordinates if possible)
  • The nature of the emergency
  • The number of people involved or injured
  • Your name and callback number

Stay on the line until the operator tells you to hang up.

Technical Details — 113 in Angola

Here are the key technical facts about calling 113 in Angola:

  • Works from mobile: Yes — you can call from any mobile phone.
  • Works without SIM card: A SIM card is typically required. Try 112 if you have no SIM.
  • Free to call: Yes — calling is completely free. No credit needed.
  • Last verified: 2026-01
  • Official source: Polícia Nacional de Angola

How to Call 113 from Abroad

If you are calling 113 from outside Angola, or from a foreign SIM card, dial the international format: +244 followed by 113 (omitting any leading zero). However, in a genuine emergency within Angola, simply dialing 113 directly from any local or roaming SIM will connect you to the National Police (Polícia Nacional). The universal number 112 is also active across Angola and can be dialed from any phone.

All Emergency Numbers in Angola

Besides 113 (National Police (Polícia Nacional)), Angola has the following emergency services available: National Police (Polícia Nacional): 113 · National Medical Emergency Service: 112 · Fire and Rescue Service (Bombeiros): 115. Save all these numbers before traveling to Angola.

Data Source & Verification Policy

The number 113 is listed as the National Police (Polícia Nacional) emergency line for Angola based on data from Polícia Nacional de Angola. It was last verified in 2026-01. If this number has changed or is incorrect, please contact us immediately — accuracy of emergency contact information is our highest priority.

Frequently Asked Questions — 113 (Angola)

What is 113 in Angola?

113 is the National Police (Polícia Nacional) emergency number in Angola. National police emergency number. Handles criminal emergencies and public safety in urban areas.

Can I call 113 without a SIM card in Angola?

A SIM card may be required. Try 112, the universal number, which works without a SIM on most networks.

Is calling 113 free in Angola?

Yes, calling 113 is completely free in Angola. No airtime credit needed.

Does 113 work from mobile in Angola?

Yes, 113 works from all mobile phones in Angola.

Who do I reach when I call 113 in Angola?

Calling 113 in Angola connects you to National Police (Polícia Nacional) (Polícia Nacional de Angola), available 24/7.

What is the source for 113 being the Police number in Angola?

Verified from Polícia Nacional de Angola: https://www.minsa.gov.ao/. Last verified: 2026-01.

Can I call 112 from a mobile phone without credit in Angola?

Yes. Emergency calls to 112, 113, and 115 are free and can be made without airtime credit.

Are emergency services available outside Luanda in Angola?

Emergency services exist in provincial capitals but are significantly less resourced than in Luanda. Rural areas have minimal to no formal emergency response capability.

Which number should I call for a traffic accident in Angola?

Call 113 for police and 112 for medical assistance. The National Police has a traffic division that responds to road accidents.