Travelers visiting Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania can feel secure knowing that these countries have efficient emergency response systems. Before your trip, check your medical insurance policy to understand the coverage available while abroad, including emergency medical services, hospital care, and assistance for unexpected situations. For serious issues, such as passport loss, legal matters, or significant emergencies, contact your country's embassy or consulate in the Baltic States. It is recommended to keep their contact details handy throughout your trip.
Pharmacies provide over-the-counter medications and medical assistance for minor health concerns. Many pharmacies in major cities operate 24/7, and designated on-duty pharmacies are available outside regular hours. If you require urgent medication, ask locals or hotel staff for the nearest emergency pharmacy.
Located in major cities and popular tourist areas, tourist information centers provide maps, directions, and multilingual assistance. They can also help direct travelers to the nearest hospitals, pharmacies, or emergency services if needed
It is important for travelers to familiarize themselves with the emergency contacts in the Baltic States to be prepared for any urgent situation. Save these numbers on your phone or keep them written down for quick access.
The universal emergency number is 112. This number connects you to police, fire services, and medical assistance in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It is suitable for any urgent threat to life or property.
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In any emergency call, stay calm and provide clear, detailed information about the incident, your location, and any other relevant details. This helps responders to understand and address your situation swiftly and effectively.
112 is the universal emergency number in all three Baltic States