US Embassys; List of Locations & Emergency Phone Numbers

US EMBASSY and/or CONSULATE, & LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT CONTACT INFORMATION FOR PORTS OF CALL (All around the World)

US Citizens should call:

US Department of State, Overseas Citizens Services (24 hrs a day, 7 days a week)

at 1-888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444 from overseas, concerning the:

o Death or Injury of an American citizen abroad

o Arrest/detention of an American citizen abroad

o Victims of crime abroad

o American citizens missing abroad

o Abduction of a child abroad

Here's a .pdf file listing contact info for most US Embassys Overseas:

http://media.azamaracruises.com/azamara/content/pdf/USEmbassyandLocalLEOContactsforPortsofCallV1.pdf

Note: The phone number above is for US citizens while traveling abroad/overseas (they will give you the local info/contacts that can help you further, in person, with passports, etc). Most have a separate phone number for after hours/weekend while the Embassy is "closed"; so take special note of this very important "after hours" number! Most Embassys provide for a "Citizens Services Department" (i.e. "American Services") to help thier citizens in the event of an emergency or crime while travelling. They can provide emergency medical assistance, emergency funds, travel assistance, leagl assistance, translators, negotiators, etc. so keep this number handy (in numerous places on your person, in your bags, luggage, moneybelt, with/on your travel documents)!

Another option in an emergency abroad is to call the Red Cross/ Red Crescent and ask for help
; they will asisst in many ways; and even contact family members for you (at no charge)!

If you are a citizen of another country, call YOUR COUNTRYS Embassy, Consulate, or Consular and as for the Citizens Services, or the Duty Officer/Officer in Charge.

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  • Yes Alex, 911 is the default number in the US; it connects to police/sherriff, fire, ambulance, and special departments. After you've contacted 911/local law encorcement, IF YOU ARE A CITIZEN OF ANOTHER COUNTRY it's always best to contact your own country's Embassy immediately to get further assistance and/or legal, medical (or other) assistance if necessary! It's very inportant to carry your countrys Embassy phone numbers with you while travelling abroad; you never know when you will need assistance (like a med-evac back to your country, or a lawyer that speaks your language!)
  • 911 is the default I imagine but that will quickly change when the proverbial "*hit hits the fan" best bet is to find out contact numbers for human rights groups in your area or start forming a survival group with people in your city/town.....
  • Who do we call if we are stuck in the US........j/k........
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