When things go wrong, the last thing you want to be doing is searching for a phone number. Whether it’s a medical emergency, a power cut, a road accident or a regional security situation, having the right numbers saved in your phone takes minutes and could make all the difference.
This guide covers every essential emergency and urgent contact number for expats living in Ras Al Khaimah — organised so you can save them right now.
Also read: Is your insurance valid in a conflict? Most UAE policies have a war exclusion.
Save All Emergency Contacts
One tap — all numbers added to your phone contacts at once.
🚨 The Big Three — Save These First
🏥 Hospitals & Medical — City Centre & North RAK
🏥 Hospitals & Medical — South RAK (Al Hamra · Marjan · Yasmin)
🚔 RAK Police & Civil Defence
🛡️ National Crisis & Civil Protection
🚕 Transport — Taxi · Bus · Airport
⚡ Utilities & Infrastructure
🐾 Pet & Animal Emergencies
🛒 Consumer Protection & Complaints
🧠 Mental Health & Support
🌍 Embassy & Consulate Hotlines
💡 Pro tip: Create a contact group called “UAE Emergency” and add the numbers most relevant to you. At minimum every RAK expat should have: 999 · 998 · 997 · RAK Hospital (07 207 4444) · your home country’s embassy. Share this page with family and anyone new to the UAE.
