Police
110Report crimes, theft, traffic accidents, or request police assistance
Emergency Contacts & Embassy Directory
China emergency numbers and consulate information for international travelers
China Emergency Numbers
These numbers work nationwide. Operators may not speak English — ask for an interpreter or have a Chinese speaker help you.
Ambulance / Medical Emergency
120Medical emergencies, ambulance dispatch, first aid guidance
Fire Department
119Fire emergencies, rescue operations, hazardous material incidents
Traffic Police
122Traffic accidents, road emergencies, traffic violations
Tourist Hotline
12301Tourism complaints, travel assistance, visitor information
Medical Emergency Tips
🇨🇳 Dial 120 for Medical Emergencies
Call 120 for ambulance service. Be prepared to state your location in Chinese or have someone nearby help. Major hospitals have emergency rooms open 24/7.
💳 Show Your Insurance Card
Present your travel insurance card at the hospital. Many international hospitals in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou offer direct billing with major insurers.
📱 Use Translation Apps
Apps like Google Translate, Pleco, or DeepL can help communicate symptoms. Download offline Chinese language packs before your trip.
🏛️ Contact Your Embassy
For lost passports, legal issues, or serious consular matters, contact your country's embassy or consulate. Use the directory below.
Embassy & Consulate Directory
Select your country to find the nearest embassy or consulate in China. Contact details include addresses, phone numbers, and office hours.