Emergency Contacts for Bangladeshi Travelers in India (2026)

Emergency contacts in India for BD travellers: Bangladesh High Commission Delhi, Consulate…

• All-India emergency number (police, fire, ambulance): 112
• Bangladesh High Commission, New Delhi: main mission
• Bangladesh Consulates: Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, Agartala
• Indian medical emergency: 102 (ambulance) or 112
• Indian police: 100 or 112
• FRRO (visa emergencies): indianfrro.gov.in / local FRRO office
• Save Indian SIM-capable WhatsApp number before travel

Indian emergency numbers (general)

112 — All-India emergency: Police, fire, ambulance — integrated single number. Operates in all states. Works on Indian SIM cards and most international roaming.

100 — Police (legacy, still functional)

102 — Ambulance (legacy, still functional)

108 — Emergency Response Services (in many states; also operates 102 ambulance)

Bangladesh High Commission and Consulates

Verify current contact numbers and office hours directly on the High Commission Delhi website before relying on any contact information — these can change. For passport emergencies (lost/stolen), contact the nearest Bangladesh mission immediately.

Medical emergencies

For acute medical emergencies, call 112 or 102 for ambulance. Hospital emergencies vary by city — if you are travelling for medical treatment, save the international patient desk number of your treating hospital. For tourists, the nearest large private hospital (Apollo, Fortis, Max, AIIMS) emergency department is generally the most accessible. Have your travel insurance details readily available; many Indian private hospitals are cashless-network if your travel insurer has a partnership.

Visa and FRRO emergencies

For visa-related emergencies (lost visa stamp, overstay risk, FRRO documentation issues): visit the nearest FRRO office in the city you are in. Online: indianfrro.gov.in. Major FRRO offices are in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Amritsar.

Useful pre-travel checklist

1. Save your passport details (number, expiry, photo) digitally and on paper.
2. Save Bangladesh High Commission Delhi number on your phone before travel.
3. Buy travel insurance with India coverage.
4. Note your hotel/relative’s Indian address and phone number.
5. Carry photocopies of passport bio page, visa, and arrival stamp.
6. Save 112 (Indian emergency) and your hospital’s international patient desk number (for medical travellers).