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Everyday resources for life in South Africa: the Chinese embassy and consulates, official South African websites and emergency numbers.

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This page brings together the resources you will use most in South Africa: the Chinese embassy and consulates, official South African government websites and the numbers to call in an emergency. Save the emergency numbers below in your phone.

Emergency numbers in South Africa infographic (South Africa emergency numbers)
Emergency numbers in South Africa. Data checked 2026-10-16; sources: 中国驻南非大使馆:驻南非使馆提醒中国公民加强安全防范(2026-10-10,含使领馆领事保护电话); Western Cape Government: Know who you can call in an emergency; 中国驻南非使馆:领区划分及领馆链接. Click to enlarge.

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For visas, tax and company registration, always rely on the official website, not on paid “agents” on social media. All our guides list their sources and the date we last checked them.

Emergency numbers (as of October 2026)

What for Number Notes
Police (SAPS) 10111 Nationwide
Ambulance (public) 10177 Private ambulance services have their own numbers
Emergency from a mobile 112 Works on all major networks
Chinese Embassy consular protection (24h) +27 10 492 5583 Gauteng north of Midrand and other areas
Johannesburg Consulate-General (24h) +27 10 498 6234 Gauteng south of Midrand, Free State
Cape Town Consulate-General +27 21 674 7668 Western, Eastern and Northern Cape
Durban Consulate-General (24h) +27 76 174 2938 KwaZulu-Natal
China MFA global consular hotline +86 10 12308 or +86 10 6561 2308 24 hours, in Chinese
Problem gambling counselling (free) 0800 006 008 24 hours; see responsible gambling

For what to do after you call (and how to get a case number), see emergency numbers and what to do and our safety guide.

FAQ

Who should I call first after a robbery?

Get to safety first, then call the police on 10111 (or 112 from a mobile). If you need consular help, contact the Chinese mission that covers your area.

Can the consular protection line help with passports?

No. It is for emergencies. For document questions, use the document enquiry phone number or email published by each mission.

How do I call 12308 from South Africa?

Dial +86 10 12308, or the backup number +86 10 6561 2308.

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