Access to Emergency Services
The Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) should establish and maintain a single Union wide database of means of access to emergency services that are mandated and are technically feasible to be used by roaming end users in all Member States. Such a database would help national operators, national regulatory authorities and, where applicable, other competent authorities to be informed of all the means of access to emergency services deployed within the Union.
| Country Sort descending | Means of Access | Description | Download Link | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Croatia | Emergency Calls (Voice) | 112 - European emergency number | ||
| Cyprus | Emergency calls (voice) | Voice Calls to 112 (Police, Ambulance and Fire Department) | ||
| Czechia | Messaging | Emergency SMS for roaming end-users are available on dedicated long number +420 720 000 112. | Emergency SMS for end-users roaming are available provided that outgoing SMS are not blocked by the service provider for objective technical reasons and a SIM card is inserted in the end device. | |
| Czechia | Emergency calls (voice) | 112 Single European Emergency Number. 150 Fire Brigade. 155 Emergency Medical Service (Ambulance). 158 Police | ||
| Denmark | Messaging | Long number for persons with disabilities allowing them to text the PSAP instead of calling. | The long number is not made public but informed via a handicap organisation upon request. Therefore, while technically usable by roaming customers, the long number is practically not available to roaming customers at present due to the request process and lack of publicity surrounding the long number. |