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Denmark Emergency Numbers (2026)

Country Code: +45 ยท Currency: DKK

Verified emergency numbers for Denmark: Universal 112, Police Non-Urgent 114, Ambulance, Fire. Sourced from Danish National Police and Emergency Management Agency.

โš ๏ธ Always verify emergency numbers with local authorities. Numbers are verified against official sources but can change.

๐Ÿ“ž Emergency Phone Numbers in Denmark (Police, Ambulance, Fire)

National Emergency Number
โœ… Verified 2026-01
112
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112 is the unified national emergency number in Denmark. Connects to police, ambulance, fire, and maritime rescue. Available 24/7 in Danish and English. Works from all phones without charge. Also covers Greenland and Faroe Islands.

Police Emergency
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112
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Police emergency via 112. For non-urgent police matters, call 114.

Police Non-Urgent Service
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114
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114 is the national non-urgent police number. For reporting crimes that do not require immediate police response. Available 24/7.

Emergency Medical Service
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112
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Ambulance and emergency medical services dispatched through 112. Response is fast throughout Denmark. For non-urgent medical advice, call the medical helpline 1813.

Fire and Rescue Service
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112
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Fire emergency via 112. Municipal fire departments respond. The Danish Emergency Management Agency provides additional support for major incidents.

Maritime and Air Rescue (JRCC)
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112
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Maritime and aviation search and rescue coordinated through 112. The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) in Aarhus handles all maritime emergencies. Also contactable via VHF Channel 16.

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๐Ÿ—ฃ๏ธ Emergency Phrases in Denmark

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

English
Help me!
Local Language
Hjรฆlp!
Pronunciation: Yelp!
English
Call an ambulance!
Local Language
Ring efter en ambulance!
Pronunciation: Ring ef-ter en ahm-bu-lang-seh!
English
Call the police!
Local Language
Ring til politiet!
Pronunciation: Ring te po-lee-tee-ed!
English
I need a doctor.
Local Language
Jeg har brug for en lรฆge.
Pronunciation: Yai har bro for en leh-eh.
English
There is a fire!
Local Language
Der er ild! / Brand!
Pronunciation: Der er eel! / Bran!

โš ๏ธ When NOT to Call Emergency Services

  • โ€ข Do not call 112 for non-urgent medical advice - call the medical helpline 1813
  • โ€ข Do not call 112 for non-urgent police matters - use 114
  • โ€ข Do not make false emergency calls - punishable under Danish law
  • โ€ข Do not call 112 for power outages - contact your electricity provider
  • โ€ข Do not use emergency lines for weather forecasts or road conditions

โœˆ๏ธ Travel Notes โ€” Denmark

Emergency response is fast and excellent throughout Denmark. The 112 system is highly efficient. Medical care is world-class. The medical helpline 1813 provides non-urgent medical advice. Greenland and Faroe Islands have their own 112 systems coordinated with Danish services.

๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ Traveling to Denmark? 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 Denmark โ€” Essential Traveler Guide

If you are planning a trip to Denmark or reside there, understanding the local emergency service system is critical for your safety. The international calling code for calling Denmark is +45. 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 Denmark

Denmark provides multiple standard emergency service channels, which are free to call from any phone. To call the universal emergency in Denmark, dial <strong>112</strong>. To call the police in Denmark, dial <strong>112</strong>. To call the non-urgent police in Denmark, dial <strong>114</strong>. To call the ambulance in Denmark, dial <strong>112</strong>. To call the fire brigade in Denmark, dial <strong>112</strong>. To call the maritime rescue in Denmark, dial <strong>112</strong>.

How to call emergency services in Denmark

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 โ€” Denmark

What is the difference between 112 and 114 in Denmark? โ–ผ

112 is the emergency number for situations requiring immediate police, ambulance, or fire response. 114 is the non-urgent police service for reporting crimes that do not require immediate attendance.

Can I call 112 from a mobile without a SIM card? โ–ผ

Yes. All mobile phones can dial 112 without a SIM card. Emergency calls are free.

Are emergency calls free in Denmark? โ–ผ

Yes. All calls to 112 are free of charge from any phone.

Do emergency operators speak English in Denmark? โ–ผ

Yes. 112 operators handle calls in Danish and English. English support is standard.

Does 112 work in Greenland and the Faroe Islands? โ–ผ

Yes. 112 operates in Greenland and the Faroe Islands, connecting to local police and medical services. Response capabilities vary significantly in remote Greenlandic settlements.

How do I contact maritime rescue in Danish waters? โ–ผ

Call 112 for the JRCC (Joint Rescue Coordination Centre) in Aarhus. Also contactable via VHF Channel 16. The JRCC coordinates all maritime and aviation search and rescue.