Emergency info

Cambodia Emergency Numbers & Embassies

Who to call in Cambodia: police, ambulance and fire numbers, your embassy's 24-hour line, and what to do if you lose your passport or cards.

Emergency Numbers

Embassies & Consulates

Contact your embassy if you lose your passport, are arrested or need help in an emergency. These are the missions of the main English-speaking countries in Cambodia; each also runs a 24-hour line at home.

United States

+1-202-501-4444Overseas Citizens Services (24/7)

Embassy, Phnom Penh

+855-23-728-000

1, Street 96, Sangkat Wat Phnom, Khan Daun Penh

Official website

Embassy directory

United Kingdom

+44-20-7008-5000FCDO Consular Assistance (24/7)

Embassy

27-29 Street 75

Official website

Embassy, Phnom Penh

27-29 Street 75, Sangkat Srah Chak, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, 12201

Official website

Embassy directory

Canada

+1-613-996-8885Emergency Watch (24/7, collect calls accepted)

Embassy, Phnom Penh

+855 (0) 99 430 811

27-29 Street 75, Sangkat Srah Chak, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Official website

Embassy, Bangkok

+66 (0) 2646 4300

15th Floor, Abdulrahim Place, 990 Rama IV, Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500, Thailand

Official website

Embassy directory

Australia

+61-2-6261-3305Consular Emergency Centre (24/7)

Embassy, Phnom Penh

+855 23 266 500

16B, National Assembly Street

Official website

Embassy directory

Lost or Stolen Credit Cards

Call your card issuer straight away. These global numbers accept collect calls from abroad.

Be Prepared

Keep Copies of Documents

Carry photocopies (or phone photos) of your passport, visa, travel insurance policy, and flight itinerary. Store digital copies in your email or cloud storage.

Save Emergency Numbers Offline

Screenshot this page or write down key numbers. Mobile data may not be available when you need help most.

Travel Insurance

Ensure your policy covers medical evacuation, trip cancellation, and lost/stolen belongings. Keep your policy number and claims phone number accessible.

Language Barrier

Download an offline translation app before you travel. In an emergency, hospital or police staff may not speak English.

What Your Embassy Can Help With

They can

  • Issue an emergency travel document if your passport is lost or stolen
  • Give you lists of local doctors, lawyers and interpreters
  • Contact family or friends for you in an emergency
  • Visit you if you are detained or arrested
  • Help if you are the victim of a serious crime

They cannot

  • Pay your hotel, medical or legal bills
  • Get you out of jail or override local laws
  • Investigate crimes (that's the local police)
  • Give legal advice or act as your lawyer
  • Find you work or accommodation

Emergency numbers: EmergencyNumberAPI (ODbL), with corrections. Embassy data: Wikidata and official government directories. Card hotlines are the global numbers each card network publishes. Check contact details before you travel.