Whether you live in Luanda or you are just visiting, it helps to know where the nearest police station is before you actually need one. This page brings together quick access tools, map links, reporting tips and a few simple steps that can save time in a stressful moment.
Police stations near me
Open Google Maps and search using your current location.
Open map City viewLuanda overview
See a broader map of police stations across Luanda.
Explore stations WhatsAppPolice WhatsApp
Send text, photos, video and live location when needed.
Open WhatsApp EmergencyEmergency: 113 or 111
For urgent situations, call the police emergency number directly.
Call nowUse the “near me” option
Tap the nearby map option if you want the closest police stations based on your current position.
Check practical details
Inside Google Maps you may be able to see directions, reviews and sometimes opening information.
For urgent cases
If the situation is urgent, calling first is usually better than travelling somewhere without guidance.
- Valid identification such as a BI, passport or another suitable document for your situation.
- Photos, video, vehicle plate numbers, names or anything that may help explain what happened.
- The exact place of the incident, ideally with a map pin, address or nearby landmark.
- A short written summary on your phone so you do not forget key details under stress.
Keep it simple and clear
- Explain what happened, where it happened and when.
- Give descriptions of people, vehicles, clothing or direction of movement.
- If possible, send media and your live location through WhatsApp.
- If you feel unsafe, move to a bright and busy place such as a hotel, shop or petrol station and ask staff to help you call.
Quick message template
Hello. I need police assistance in Luanda. What happened: [brief description] Location: [street / landmark / live location] Time: [now / exact time] People or vehicle involved: [description / plate] Evidence available: [photo / video / witness] Thank you.