Special Codes
The following special telephone numbers are valid across the country:
- 19191 - BIA (Security-Information Agency)
- 192 - Police
- 193 - Fire Department
- 194 - Ambulance
- 195 - Exact time
- 1961 - Telegram service
- 19011 - International calls
- 1976 - Military ambulance
- 19771 - Landline technical support
- 1987 - Road assistance (AMSS - Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Serbia)
- 11811 - Subscribers numbers
- 19811 - Wake-up service
- 19812 - Various information centre
- 19813 - Landline phone company info center
- 19822 - option 1: Meteorological data
- 19822 - option 2: National lottery
- 19822 - option 3: religious calendar
- 19860 - Military police
Since 21.05.2012., 2-digit emergency numbers are replaced by 3-digit ones, by adding the prefix 1 (i.e. 192, 193 and 194).
This also applied to 976 (1976), 985 (1985), 987 (1987) and 9860 (19860).
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