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Find essential Amsterdam and Netherlands phone numbers for emergencies, police, medical assistance, hospitals, mental-health support, public transport, Schiphol Airport and municipal services. Use the search tools to find a contact quickly and tap a number to call from a compatible mobile device.
This guide is designed for residents, international visitors, students and people moving to Amsterdam. It combines national emergency contacts with Amsterdam-area hospitals, healthcare services, transport operators and municipal services.
A general hospital number is not necessarily an emergency department line. For urgent medical problems outside normal GP hours, call the Amsterdam GP emergency service before visiting. In a life-threatening situation, call 112 instead.
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Use 112 for immediate police, ambulance or fire-brigade assistance when life is in danger or urgent emergency help is required.
Immediate police, ambulance or fire-brigade assistance.
For non-urgent police questions and reports when immediate emergency response is not needed.
Report information about crime anonymously through the Dutch anonymous crime-reporting service.
Call 112 for a life-threatening medical emergency. For urgent medical problems that cannot wait until your regular GP opens, contact the Amsterdam GP emergency service first.
Out-of-hours GP care for urgent problems during evenings, nights, weekends and public holidays. Call before visiting; appointments are required.
General contact for OLVG, including its East and West hospital locations. This is not a substitute for 112 in an emergency.
General telephone number for Amsterdam UMC at Meibergdreef 9, Amsterdam.
General telephone number for Amsterdam UMC at De Boelelaan 1117, Amsterdam.
These services offer support for emotional distress, suicide-related concerns, domestic violence and child abuse. In immediate physical danger, call 112.
Free, confidential, round-the-clock support for people experiencing suicidal thoughts and people concerned about someone else. Online chat is also available.
An alternative way to reach the Dutch suicide-prevention helpline. The 0800-0113 number is the free option.
Free, anonymous advice and support concerning domestic violence and child abuse. Available 24 hours a day.
For live travel updates, cancellations, lost property and airport questions, use the transport operator responsible for your journey.
Customer service for Amsterdam trams, buses, metro and ferries. Published telephone hours may vary; check the official contact page.
NS customer service for train travel, tickets and passenger questions. Check current availability and contact options online.
Airport information and customer contact centre. For calls from abroad, Schiphol lists +31 20 794 0800.
Schiphol customer contact number for callers outside the Netherlands.
Contact the municipality for local government questions, appointments and information about municipal services.
General municipal contact number for Amsterdam. Published opening hours are normally Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00; check the official website for current details.
Alternative municipal contact number for callers outside the Netherlands.
Report drinking-water service problems. Waternet states that its problem-reporting service is available 24 hours a day.
Contact Waternet about sewer blockages, flooding and other sewer problems. The service is available around the clock.
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These services have different purposes. A non-emergency telephone number is not a replacement for 112 when a person is in immediate danger.
Keep these official websites available for updates, directions, service hours and contact alternatives.
Answers to common questions about emergency numbers and essential telephone contacts in Amsterdam.
Call 112 for urgent police, ambulance or fire-brigade assistance when life is in danger or an emergency requires an immediate response.
Call 0900-8844 for non-urgent police questions and reports. Use 112 for an immediate threat, a serious crime in progress or another emergency.
For a life-threatening emergency, call 112. For an urgent medical problem that cannot wait until your regular GP opens, call Amsterdam GP Emergency Service on 088 003 0600 before visiting.
Yes. The Dutch emergency number is 112. Tell the operator what happened, where help is needed and what kind of assistance appears necessary.
The City of Amsterdam lists 14 020 as its general contact number. From abroad, it lists +31 20 624 1111. Check the municipal website for current opening hours and service-specific contact details.
In the Netherlands, 113 Suicide Prevention can be reached on 113 or the free number 0800-0113. Its helpline and chat are available day and night. Call 112 if there is immediate danger to life.
The Dutch poison information service is primarily intended for healthcare professionals rather than direct public calls. If poisoning may be life-threatening, call 112. Otherwise, contact your GP or the out-of-hours GP service for urgent advice.
Emergency number 112 can be called in the Netherlands. For non-emergency and business numbers, check whether the number works from your provider and whether an international format is required. International calls may incur charges.
No. Do not assume that every service number is free. Some numbers have standard, special or international call charges. Check the official service website or your telephone provider.
No. Call 088 003 0600 first and follow the triage team’s instructions. The service asks patients to arrange an appointment before attending. For life-threatening emergencies, call 112.
Save essential numbers in your phone and check official websites when you need a department-specific contact, updated opening hours or information about call charges. Phone numbers and service arrangements can change.
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