IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Emergency
> Emergency Call Ibiza & Formentera 112
> Policía Nacional 091
> Policía local 092
> Guardia Civil 062
> Ambulance 061
> Poison Control Center 915 620 420
> Sea rescue 900 202 202 | Funk Canal 16 VHF
> Women’s emergency 971 598 205
Policía Local
> Policía Local 092
> Policía Local Ibiza 971 315 861
> Policía Local San Antonio 971 340 830
> Policía Local San José 971 800 261
> Policía Local Santa Eulalia 971 330 841
> Policía Local Formentera 971 322 201
Guardia Civil & Policía National
> Policía National 091
> Policía National Ibiza 971 398 831
> Guardia Civil 062
> Guardia Civil Ibiza 971 301 100
> Guardia Civil San Antonio 971 340 502
> Guardia Civil San Juan 971 33 34 27
> Guardia Civil Santa Eulalia 971 330 227
> Guardia Civil Formentera 971 322 022
The demarcation of responsibilities between the Guardia Civil and the National Police is very complicated and not always easy to understand. Both police forces have exclusively assigned tasks throughout the national territory. In the case of the Guardia Civil, these are, for example, the enforcement of weapons law, monitoring of road traffic outside built-up areas, border and coastal protection, prisoner transport and police tasks in the field of environmental protection. The National Police, on the other hand, is exclusively responsible for, among other things, issuing ID cards and passports, monitoring entry and exit, for tasks of the foreigners police and the prosecution of drug-related crime. As far as the other police tasks are concerned (especially the classic one of maintaining public security and order), the areas of responsibility are territorially delimited: the National Police carry them out in the provincial capitals (EIVISSA / IBIZA) and other cities designated by the government, the Guardia Civil the rest of the national territory (i.e. “on land”) and in the coastal waters. Both police forces perform both security and criminal police tasks.
