What is the emergency number for police in Morocco?

The police emergency number throughout Morocco is 19. This number works 24/7 from all phones.

Does 911 work in Morocco?

No, 911 does NOT work in Morocco. Use local numbers: Police 19, Ambulance 15, Fire 150, Gendarmerie 177.

What is the ambulance number in Morocco?

The medical ambulance (SAMU) number is 15. For civil protection / fire, dial 150.

How can I contact the tourist police in Marrakech?

Tourist police in Marrakech: +212 524 38 46 01. They speak multiple languages and assist with tourist-specific issues.

Are emergency services available 24/7 in Morocco?

Yes, all main emergency services (19, 15, 150, 177) operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Is there a WhatsApp number for tourist assistance?

For non-emergency travel assistance, you can contact MoroccoCloser on WhatsApp at +212 681-185663.

Morocco Emergency Numbers & Travel Safety Guide

Morocco Emergency Numbers 2026 – Police 19, Ambulance 15, Tourist Help

🚨 Immediate Emergency Contacts

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Police

National police – 24/7

Call 19

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Ambulance (SAMU)

Medical emergencies – 24/7

Call 15

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Civil Protection / Fire

150

Fire, rescue, accidents – 24/7

Call 150

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Gendarmerie Royale

177

Rural areas & highways – 24/7

Call 177

📞 Additional Help & Support

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Tourist Police (Marrakech)

0524 38 46 01

Specialized assistance for tourists

Call Tourist Police

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Non‑Emergency WhatsApp

+212 681-185663

Travel support, info, and assistance (not for emergencies)

Chat on WhatsApp

🗺️ Travel & Safety Resources

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

No, 911 does NOT work in Morocco. Use the local numbers:

Police: 19
Ambulance (SAMU): 15
Civil Protection / Fire: 150
Gendarmerie: 177

File a police report at the nearest station (use 19).
Contact your embassy immediately.
Keep digital copies of your passport separately.

Call ambulance (15) if injured.
Call police (19) to document the accident.
Exchange info and take photos.
Contact your rental company and insurance.

112 may redirect to local services, but it’s safer to dial the dedicated numbers: 19, 15, 150, or 177 directly.

Embassies are in Rabat; consulates in Casablanca, Marrakech, Tangier. Always save their numbers before traveling.

Choose a policy with medical coverage (min $100,000), evacuation, lost luggage, and trip cancellation. Check adventure activity coverage if needed.

Official emergency numbers must be called. However, for non-urgent travel help, you can WhatsApp +212 681-185663.

Looking for more trusted information while using MoroccoCloser?
We’ve added a few helpful links you can explore:

The Moroccan National Tourist Office for official travel guides and itineraries.
The World Health Organization and International Red Cross for global health and safety advice.
Lonely Planet – Morocco and UNESCO World Heritage to discover Morocco’s culture and heritage.
Tripadvisor Morocco for reviews and traveler experiences.

These links are here to make your journey safer, easier, and more inspiring.