List of Police Station in Ethiopia

Ethiopia Police Station

About Ethiopia Police

Founded: 1995
Operations Jurisdiction: Ethiopia
Headquarters: Lideta, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

The Ethiopian Federal Police (EFP) is the law enforcement agency of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. Established in 1995, the agency aims with objectives of maintaining or safeguarding the public security, human and democratic rights, and respecting constitutional law.

Ethiopian Federal Police Website: Ethiopia Police

Address: Mexico Square, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Phone: +251 118 886 228

Email: ethiopiafederalpolice@gmail.com

Ethiopia Police Emergency Number

• Police: 911 (or) 916, 991
• Ambulance: 907
• Fire Department: 939
• For information: 997
• Red Crescent: 907
• Traffic police: 945

How to File a Complaint in Ethiopia Police Station?

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Ethiopia Police Ranks

Services at Ethiopian Federal Police (EFP)

• Administrative work
• Crime investigation
• Crime prevention
• Logistics
• Education and capacity building
• Health service
• Weapon license
• License of private security institutions

View the List of Ethiopian Police Station in Address, Phone Number, Email, Opening Hours, Website through the below table.

How to do a Welfare Check in Ethiopia?

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FAQ

1. How can a foreign national file a police report in Ethiopia?

• Foreigners must have a valid passport and visa when reporting a crime or incident. Some larger stations, especially in Addis Ababa, have English-speaking officers.

2. What documents are required to file a complaint at an Ethiopian police station?

• Identification (passport or Ethiopian ID), any evidence or documents related to the complaint, a written or verbal statement

3. Are there special police services for tourists in Ethiopia?

• Yes, Addis Ababa and some tourist regions (e.g., Lalibela, Bahir Dar) have Tourist Police Units. These officers assist foreign visitors with safety issues, lost items, or crime reporting.

4. How long does it take to receive a police report in Ethiopia?

• Depending on the case, a police report can be issued within 1–5 working days. It may take longer for complex investigations.

5. What languages do police officers in Ethiopia commonly speak?

• Most officers speak Amharic, the official language. In cities like Addis Ababa, some officers may also speak English, Oromo, or Tigrinya, depending on the region.

6. How do I report a missing person in Ethiopia?

• Visit the nearest Police Station with i) A recent photo of the missing person, ii) Their personal details (name, age, last known location) and iii) Any supporting documents.
• The police will begin an investigation and notify other stations if needed.

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