Emergency services can be reached by calling 112. This is the single emergency number throughout Europe and provides immediate assistance 24 hours a day in emergency situations. You can call this number if you need the police, fire brigade, or medical services.

If you are a victim of sexual assault or gender-based violence, you can also contact 112 or call the free helpline for gender-based violence assistance at 900 900 120, which specialises in supporting victims of this type of violence. You can find more information on this website.

1. Always carry an official identification document with you.
2. In public spaces, keep your personal belongings within sight at all times, especially in crowded places.
3. Do not fall asleep on the beach or in other public spaces, particularly if you are carrying valuables.
4. In crowded areas:
   • Keep your wallet and mobile phone in a cross-body bag worn in front of you.
   • If you carry a backpack with electronic devices (mobile phone, laptop, etc.), wear it in front rather than on your back.
5. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash.
6. Do not write your address or any other personal information on your house keys.
7. Close windows and doors when leaving your accommodation or when sleeping.
8. Avoid walking through isolated or poorly lit areas.