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Cuba Emergency Numbers (2026)

Country Code: +53 · Currency: CUP

Verified emergency numbers for Cuba: Police 106, Ambulance 104, Fire 105. Sourced from Cuban Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Public Health.

⚠️ Always verify emergency numbers with local authorities. Numbers are verified against official sources but can change.

📞 Emergency Phone Numbers in Cuba (Police, Ambulance, Fire)

Policía Nacional Revolucionaria (PNR)
✅ Verified 2026-01
106
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National police emergency number. Handles criminal emergencies and public safety throughout Cuba.

SIUM Emergency Medical Service
✅ Verified 2026-01
104
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SIUM (Sistema Integrado de Urgencias Médicas) provides ambulance and emergency medical services. Response concentrated in Havana and provincial capitals. Also serves as the primary medical contact for tourists.

Bomberos (Firefighters)
✅ Verified 2026-01
105
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Fire emergency number 105. Operated under the Ministry of Interior. Stations located in major cities.

🔢 Police, Ambulance, and Fire Numbers in Cuba

View dedicated guide, instructions, and alternate numbers for specific emergency services in Cuba.

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Use GPS to locate the nearest hospital, police station, or fire station near your current location.

🗣️ Emergency Phrases in Cuba

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! / ¡Auxilio!
Pronunciation: ¡Soh-koh-rroh! / ¡Ow-ksee-lee-oh!
English
Call an ambulance!
Local Language
¡Llame a una ambulancia!
Pronunciation: ¡Yah-meh ah oo-nah ahm-boo-lahn-syah!
English
Call the police!
Local Language
¡Llame a la policía!
Pronunciation: ¡Yah-meh ah lah poh-lee-see-ah!
English
I need a doctor.
Local Language
Necesito un médico.
Pronunciation: Neh-seh-see-toh oon meh-dee-koh.
English
There is a fire!
Local Language
¡Hay un incendio!
Pronunciation: ¡Eye oon een-sen-dee-oh!

⚠️ When NOT to Call Emergency Services

  • Do not call 106 for non-urgent police matters - visit the local police station
  • Do not call 104 for minor ailments - visit a local consultorio
  • Do not make false emergency calls - punishable under Cuban law
  • Do not call emergency numbers for electricity outages
  • Do not use emergency lines for tourist information - contact your hotel or tour operator

✈️ Travel Notes — Cuba

Emergency response is most reliable in Havana. Response in rural areas may be delayed. Cuba has a well-developed public health system but faces resource shortages. International clinics in Havana and Varadero serve tourists. Medical evacuation may be necessary for serious conditions. Travel insurance with medical coverage is mandatory for entry.

🛡️ Traveling to Cuba? Protect Yourself

Emergency medical treatment and evacuation abroad can cost tens of thousands of dollars. We recommend securing travel insurance before your trip.

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Emergency Services in Cuba — Essential Traveler Guide

If you are planning a trip to Cuba or reside there, understanding the local emergency service system is critical for your safety. The international calling code for calling Cuba is +53. Emergency operators are available 24/7, but translation capabilities may vary, so keeping local phrases handy is advised.

Police, Ambulance, and Fire Brigade Numbers in Cuba

Cuba provides multiple standard emergency service channels, which are free to call from any phone. To call the police in Cuba, dial <strong>106</strong>. To call the ambulance in Cuba, dial <strong>104</strong>. To call the fire brigade in Cuba, dial <strong>105</strong>.

How to call emergency services in Cuba

Emergency lines can be dialled from standard landlines, payphones, and mobile networks. In most cases, these emergency calls can be completed even if your mobile device does not have a SIM card installed or if you do not have a positive credit balance. If you need to make a call, remember to stay calm, clearly explain the issue, and provide the exact location to the operator.

Frequently Asked Questions — Cuba

Can I call 104 from a mobile phone without credit in Cuba?

Yes. Emergency calls to 104, 105, and 106 are free and can be made without airtime credit.

Are emergency operators able to speak English in Cuba?

English-speaking operators are not guaranteed. Spanish is the primary language. In tourist resorts, hotel staff can assist with contacting emergency services.

Is travel insurance required for Cuba?

Yes. Cuba requires all visitors to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses. Proof of insurance may be requested upon entry.

What should I do in a medical emergency at a Cuban resort?

Contact the resort front desk or medical station immediately. They can call 104 for SIUM ambulance service and provide translation assistance if needed.