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Register to be able to send SMS to the emergency numbers 0047 59 555 110 (fire), 0047 59 555 112 (police) or 0047 59 555 113 (medical emergency number), or use 0047 1412 for emergency call via text phone.
Use 00 instead of + before your country code.

Enter your mobile number to register, update or delete your registration:

If you need immediate help NOW, get help by calling 110 (fire), 112 (police) or 113 (medical emergency).

 

 Registration

Registration is only available to those who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired.

Have your mobile phone handy when you register.

  1. Read the user terms and conditions for using Nød-SMS..
  2. Complete and submit the digital registration form.
  3. Confirm your registration by replying YES to the SMS you receive within 30 minutes.

When you have completed the registration, you will receive a new SMS with confirmation that the service is ready for use.

 How Nød-SMS works

In an emergency, you who have registered your mobile number can send an SMS to emergency numbers 110, 112 or 113. To save time, the message should contain information about:

  • WHERE you are.
  • WHAT you need.
  • WHO and how many people are in need.

At the emergency notification centre, your SMS enters the same system as the voice calls, and the operator sends you a confirmation that the message has been received. You will then receive follow-up questions via SMS so that the operator receives enough information to assess the situation and sends the right help to the right place.

 What is Nød-SMS?

Nød-SMS is a new and safe service that gives you who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired the opportunity to contact the emergency call centers directly via SMS. To be able to send SMS to the emergency numbers, your mobile number must be registered.

In an emergency, the fastest way to get help is still to make a voice call to 110, 112 or 113. Emergency SMS is a service for you who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired in situations where this is not possible.