113 13 is Sweden's national information number for serious accidents and crises.
You call this number to get information when a major event has occurred, and you can also call in tips.
There are certain numbers that are reserved for vital societal functions. The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority has allocated 113 13 to SOS Alarm as Sweden’s national information number.
How the 113 13 service works
You will reach Sweden's national information number for serious accidents and crises. Here, you can get information from experienced operators, but also provide tips.
Yes. The number is open 24/7, all year round.
Yes, from abroad you call +46 77 33 113 13. The number also applies if you are calling from a foreign mobile phone in Sweden.
No, it is sufficient to dial 113 13.
If you accidentally call the wrong number
Then you will be directed to call 113 13 instead, i.e. you will have to call again.
If you have an issue that should really end up with the emergency number 112, you will be connected to 112.
Information and sources of information
The information provided comes from municipalities, county administrative boards, central authorities, or other responsible actors. All information on 113 13 is verified information, meaning it has been checked with, for example, the municipality where the event occurred.
113 13 can only be reached by phone. You can also often find information on a municipality’s website.
Cost and financing
Calls to 113 13 do not cost anything extra beyond the usual charge that your telecom operator bills.
113 13 is state-funded, and SOS Alarm manages 113 13 on behalf of the state.
Accessibility for people with speech or hearing impairments
