This guide provides important emergency and service phone numbers in Lithuania, including the national emergency number 112, police, medical emergencies, fire and rescue, hospitals, transport, utilities, migration services, emotional support and other useful contacts. Numbers are clickable on mobile devices.
112 is Lithuania's single emergency telephone number. It can be used to request urgent assistance from the police, fire and rescue service, emergency medical services and environmental protection services.
The number operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and calls are free. You can call 112 from a mobile or landline phone, and the official 112 service states that a call can also be made without a SIM card.
Lithuania uses a unified emergency system. In most serious emergencies, you do not need to remember separate police, ambulance or fire numbers β simply call 112 and explain what has happened and where help is needed.
The single emergency number for police, emergency medical assistance, fire and rescue, and environmental emergencies.
112Call 112 when immediate police assistance is required, such as violence, a serious crime, an accident or an immediate threat.
112Call 112 for life-threatening or serious medical emergencies requiring immediate assistance.
112Call 112 for fires, serious accidents, people trapped or other situations requiring fire and rescue services.
112Lithuania's 112 system also receives certain environmental emergencies, including incidents involving wild animals or hazardous substances.
112The European emergency number is also the main emergency number used in Lithuania.
112For a life-threatening medical emergency, call 112. The contacts below are useful when you need to reach a hospital or emergency department directly for information or patient-related matters.
Hospital telephone numbers and services can change. For a serious or life-threatening medical emergency, call 112 rather than trying to contact a hospital first.
Lithuania has several emotional-support services. These lines are different from the emergency service: if there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 112.
Free emotional support for young people aged 16β35. Telephone support is available 24/7.
0 800 28888Emotional support for children and teenagers. Telephone support is available every day.
116 111Emotional support for adults. The service is available around the clock.
116 123Professional psychological consultations for parents and caregivers.
0 800 90012Information and assistance concerning children's rights and difficult family situations.
0 800 10800Passenger information for Lithuanian railway services.
+370 700 55111Airport information, flights, services, gates, baggage and other passenger questions.
+370 612 44442Information about Vilnius public transport, JUDU cards, the JUDU app and related services.
+370 5 210 70 50Information concerning traffic conditions and state-significance roads.
+370 5 232 9600Short telephone number for road and traffic information.
1871For current road conditions on Lithuanian state-significance roads, drivers can also check the official traffic information system at eismoinfo.lt.
Use this number for suspected gas leaks or other gas-network emergencies.
1804General customer service for ESO electricity and natural gas distribution matters.
+370 660 01852Alternative customer service contact for Ignitis.
+370 611 21802General police information and administrative enquiries. Use 112 for emergencies.
+370 700 60000Information for foreigners and residents concerning migration, residence permits, citizenship and related procedures.
+370 707 67000Contact number for the Migration Department when calling from outside Lithuania.
+370 5 271 7112Via Lietuva customer and traffic information contact.
+370 5 232 9600If you are an international visitor, student, employee or resident in Lithuania, save the following numbers in your phone before you need them.
For immediate danger, serious injury, fire, violence, serious accidents or other emergencies, call:
112Foreign nationals can contact the Migration Department for information about residence permits, visas, citizenship and immigration procedures.
+370 707 67000For general police information use the police information telephone. For an emergency, always use 112.
+370 700 60000Vilnius Airport passenger information can help with flight and airport service enquiries.
+370 612 44442The main emergency number in Lithuania is 112. It is the unified emergency number for police, emergency medical assistance, fire and rescue services and certain environmental emergencies.
Yes. The Lithuanian 112 emergency service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Yes. Calls to 112 are free. The official Lithuanian emergency service states that 112 can also be reached without a SIM card in appropriate circumstances.
Yes. Lithuania uses a unified emergency number. When you call 112, the Emergency Response Centre determines which emergency service or services are needed.
For electricity distribution network faults and outages, ESO lists 1852 as its electricity emergency/service number.
ESO lists 1804 as its gas emergency service number for suspected gas leaks and other gas-network emergencies.
The Lithuanian Police lists +370 700 60 000 as its police information telephone. This is for general information; emergencies should be reported through 112.
The Lithuanian Migration Department lists +370 707 67000 for calls from Lithuania and +370 5 271 7112 for calls from abroad.
LTG lists +370 700 55111 as its passenger contact number.
JUDU lists +370 5 210 70 50 as a customer service contact for public transport and related mobility services in Vilnius.
Jaunimo linija provides free emotional support to young people aged 16β35 at 0 800 28888. The service states that telephone support is available 24 hours a day.
VaikΕ³ linija can be reached at 116 111. It provides emotional support to children and teenagers.
Yes. Visitors and foreign nationals in Lithuania can call 112 when they face an emergency. Keep your location and important information ready so the emergency response centre can send the appropriate assistance.
When calling 112, try to stay calm and clearly explain the situation. The following information can help emergency responders reach you faster:
Telephone numbers, opening hours and service arrangements can change. This page is intended as a practical information guide and is not a substitute for instructions from emergency services or the relevant organisation.
For an immediate emergency in Lithuania, call 112. For non-emergency services, verify the current contact details with the relevant organisation before relying on a number for an urgent journey or appointment.