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Emergency Numbers in China for Travelers

Quick answer

Know China emergency numbers for travelers: 110 police, 120 ambulance, 119 fire, plus hospital phrases, police help, and lost passport reminders.

Last reviewed: June 12, 2026

Practical tips

  • Prepare core China travel tools before arrival when possible.
  • Keep backup options for payments, transport, and communication.
  • Use bilingual phrases when you need to show clear Chinese text to local staff.

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FAQ

What are the emergency numbers in China?

Travelers should know 110 for police, 120 for ambulance, and 119 for fire. These are reference numbers and should be used according to the situation.

What should I do if I need a hospital in China?

For urgent medical emergencies, call 120 or ask nearby staff to help. ChinaEase Buddy can show simple Chinese phrases, but it does not provide medical advice.

What should I do if I lose my passport in China?

First handle immediate safety needs. Then contact local police if needed and reach your embassy or consulate for passport replacement guidance.

Official or primary sources to verify

  • Official app instructions from Alipay, WeChat, Didi, Amap, and Trip.com.
  • Your airline, hotel, card issuer, embassy, consulate, or relevant official authority for time-sensitive requirements.

ChinaEase Buddy is a digital travel toolkit. It is not an official travel authority, visa service, immigration service, medical service, legal service, financial service, hotel booking service, or flight booking service. Always confirm important travel, payment, health, and entry information with official sources or service providers.