What is the emergency number in Albania?

Albania uses the European emergency number 112 for all emergencies (police, ambulance, fire). You can also call 129 for police, 127 for ambulance, 128 for fire brigade.

What is the emergency number in Kavaja?

In Kavaja and all of Albania, dial 112 for any emergency. Operators in main cities often speak some English.

How do I contact Bashkia Kavaja?

Bashkia Kavaja (municipality): www.bashkiakavaje.gov.al, info@bashkiakavaje.gov.al, or phone +355 55 222 031. Municipal offices are in Kavaja (postal code 2501).

Emergency & useful info

Numbers and tips for a safe and smooth stay

In case of emergency, call

112

General emergency (EU standard)

Emergency numbers in Albania

Albania uses the European emergency number 112 for all emergencies. You can also call the services below directly. In main cities, operators often speak some English.

112

General emergency

Police, ambulance, or fire – one number for all. Recommended for tourists.

129

Police (Rapid intervention)

Direct line to the police when you need immediate assistance.

127

Ambulance / first aid

Medical emergencies and ambulance dispatch.

128

Fire brigade

Fire and rescue services.

Practical tips

Health

For serious medical emergencies, 112 will direct you to the appropriate service. In Tirana, Mother Teresa University Hospital is a major emergency facility. Travel insurance is recommended.

Getting to Kavaja

Kavaja is about 27 km from Tirana. You can reach it by car or bus from the capital. The coast is easily accessible from the city centre.

Bashkia Kavaja (Municipality)

Bashkia Kavaja is the local government for the city and surrounding area. For local information, municipal services, or official enquiries, you can contact the municipality: www.bashkiakavaje.gov.al, email info@bashkiakavaje.gov.al, or phone +355 55 222 031 (confirm on www.bashkiakavaje.gov.al). The municipal offices are in Kavaja (postal code 2501). Useful for permits, events, or general visitor information.

Language

Albanian is the official language. In tourist areas and when calling 112 in cities, you may find basic English. Having the address or name of your location ready helps.