Who do I call?

Important phone numbers collected in one place. Tap a number to call from your phone. If someone is in danger, call 113, 112 or 110 straight away.

The numbers have been checked against the official sources. Emergency numbers are free to call.

Acute danger: call straight away

113Medical emergency (ambulance)
112PoliceDeaf, hard-of-hearing and speech-impaired people can send an emergency text to 112, but the mobile number must be registered with the police in advance.
110Fire and rescue

Health care that cannot wait

116 117Emergency medical service (legevakt)
22 59 13 00Poisons Information CentreOpen around the clock. For serious symptoms, call 113.

Do you need someone to talk to?

116 123Mental Helse helplineRead more →
22 40 00 40Kirkens SOS

Children, violence and abuse

116 111Alarmtelefonen, helpline for children and young peopleAlso for adults who are worried about a child.Read more →
116 006Violence and abuse helplineRead more →

Substance use

915 08 588RUSinfoAnonymous, for people with substance use problems, family and friends.Read more →
800 40 567Ivareta, next of kin helplineAnonymous, for next of kin.

NAV and the health service (daytime)

55 55 33 33NAVWeekdays 9–15. Choose 1 for private individuals.Read more →
55 55 33 39NAV, financial and debt counsellingRead more →
23 32 70 00Helsenorge advice line
23 32 70 03Helfo, when your treatment deadline has been missedRead more →

Free legal help

22 84 29 00Juss-Buss (Oslo)Read more →
55 58 96 00Jussformidlingen (Bergen)Read more →
77 64 45 59Jusshjelpa i Nord-Norge (Tromsø)Read more →

Sources

The other numbers come from the sources in the linked guides.

This page is translated from Norwegian with the help of a language model, and may contain errors. The Norwegian version is always the authoritative one.