Consular Services
Emergency Assistance
In Ireland
Emergency contacts
Life-threatening emergency in Ireland
Police, ambulance, fire and coast guard — Irish emergency services.
Embassy consular emergency line
Illustrative example · not official embassy information
For immediate danger use 112 or 999. For embassy-specific assistance, send an enquiry using the contact form; no embassy emergency number is shown without confirmation.
Contact formWhat to do
General guidance only. Official embassy procedures will be published once verified.
- Lost or stolen passport
- Report the loss to An Garda Síochána, keep the report, then contact the embassy about an emergency travel document.
- Arrest or detention
- You may ask the Irish authorities to inform the embassy. The embassy cannot interfere in Irish legal proceedings.
- Death of a Sudanese citizen
- Family members should contact the embassy for guidance on documentation.
- Serious accident or illness
- Call 112 or 999 first. Then inform the embassy if consular help is needed.
- Missing person
- Report to An Garda Síochána immediately, then inform the embassy.
- Urgent travel
- Contact the embassy with your travel details and supporting documents.
- Other emergency
- Contact the embassy and describe your situation.
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