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Key emergency numbers, police contacts in individual districts, and assistance for Polish citizens in Cyprus. In a situation where your life, health, or safety is at risk, first contact your local emergency services.
Imminent threat
112
General emergency number
Police, ambulance, and fire services. 112 operates throughout Cyprus. The alternative local emergency number is 199.
The most important numbers
Police – contact with a citizen
Information and matters that do not require immediate intervention by the services.
Report a fire
Direct line for reporting fires. In the event of a life-threatening emergency, call 112.
Help at sea
24-hour search and rescue line for maritime incidents.
Police by district
District police numbers are for local emergency contact. In an emergency, don't bother searching for the right police station—call 112 or 199.
Nicosia
Nicosia District Police Headquarters
Limassol
Limassol District Police Headquarters
Larnaca
Larnaca District Police Headquarters
Paphos
Paphos District Police Headquarters
Famagusta
Paralimni District Headquarters
Morfu Region
District headquarters in Evrychou
Assistance at airports
Larnaca and Paphos airports have 24-hour public service desks providing information and assistance.
Larnaca Airport
24-hour passenger assistance point
Paphos Airport
24-hour passenger assistance point
Police Headquarters
Cyprus Police Main Contact Number
Emergency medical service
How to call an ambulance in Cyprus
In case of a medical emergency, call 112 or 199. The dispatcher will direct the nearest available emergency medical team. Please have the exact location, telephone number, and a brief description of the injured person's condition ready.
Public ambulance stations operate in the districts of Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Famagusta, and Paphos, as well as in selected mountainous areas. Do not call the hospital directly if you need immediate assistance and medical transport.
Fire Department by District
Fire or imminent threat
In a situation requiring immediate intervention, call 112 or 199. The number 1407 is also used to report fires. Direct contact details for fire departments are provided below.
Nicosia
- Fire Department Headquarters+357 22 802 424
- Unit No. 1+357 22 802 288
- Unit No. 2+357 22 802 188
- Unit No. 3+357 22 802 150
- Unit No. 4+357 22 802 424
Limassol
- Unit No. 1+357 25 805 400
- Unit No. 2+357 25 805 444
- Unit No. 3+357 25 805 454
Larnaca
- Unit No. 1+357 24 804 280
- Unit No. 2+357 24 804 260
- Unit at the airport+357 24 804 350
- Special Crisis Response Unit+357 24 804 366
Paphos
- Paphos Unit+357 26 806 272
- Polis Chrysochous+357 26 806 230
- Unit at the airport+357 26 806 242
Famagusta
- Famagusta District Unit+357 23 803 232
- Xylofagou+357 24 725 093
Units outside major cities
- Nisou+357 22 523 130
- Palaichori+357 22 642 110
- Peristerona+357 22 607 164
- Evrychou+357 22 932 105
- Lefkara+357 24 811 133
- Athienou+357 24 523 330
- Platres+357 25 421 180
- Pelendri+357 25 550 002
- Agros+357 25 521 909
- Eptagoneia+357 25 623 016
- It smells+357 25 942 330
- Kato Pyrgos+357 26 812 940
- Stroumpi+357 26 623 955
- Kelokedara+357 26 442 016
- Pegeia+357 26 343 542
Important: Contact details may change. If the local number doesn't work and the situation is urgent, call 112. Before saving numbers in your phone, it's worth checking the current information on the websites of the relevant institutions.
Sources: Cyprus Police News, Cyprus Fire Service, Cyprus Emergency Medical Service, Cyprus Police, Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Nicosia. Data verified on July 28, 2026.