Liechtenstein (LI)
Liechtenstein is a tiny constitutional principality nestled between Switzerland and Austria — one of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world — yet it punches far above its 39,000-person weight as one of the wealthiest nations on earth per capita.
Emergency Numbers
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Ärztlicher Notfalldienst (Medical Emergency Service)
Out-of-hours medical advice for non-life-threatening conditions. Liechtenstein uses the Swiss emergency medical system. A doctor or nurse triages by phone and advises whether to visit the duty doctor, the nearest hospital emergency (Krankenhaus Vaduz or Grabs in Switzerland), or if telephone advice suffices.
How to call emergency services in Liechtenstein
112 works from any phone without a SIM card or credit. Operators speak German; English assistance is available. State your location (address and municipality), nature of emergency, and number of people involved. Liechtenstein is very small — emergency services response times are among the fastest in Europe. For medical emergencies, the nearest major hospital is Landesspital Vaduz (Liechtenstein's own hospital) or, for complex cases, Kantonsspital Grabs (Switzerland) or LKH Feldkirch (Austria).