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Emergency assistance and free emergency care: checklist
Call the correct number in an emergency, provide the necessary information, prepare your documents, and contact the consular mission and your insurer when necessary.
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1. Call 103 or 112
If more than one emergency service is needed, call 112; for an ambulance, call 103.Call emergency services
- If more than one emergency service is needed, call 112; for an ambulance, call 103.
- If you hear an automated response in Moscow, wait; hanging up and calling again may send you to the end of the queue.
- State what happened, your phone number, the full address, entrance, block, floor and door code.
- Give the patient's first name, surname and date of birth or age.
- Prepare your passport, ОМС or ДМС policy if available, and a list of the medicines you use.
- Answer the operator's questions and follow their directions while the team is on its way.
- In the event of a serious illness, accident or hospitalization, contact the Turkish consular mission in your region.
- If you have private health insurance, call the 24/7 assistance line listed in your policy.
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