Police Stations in Porto, Portugal
We have 79 real, government-verified law enforcement agencies on file across 15 cities in Porto. For police emergencies in Portugal, call 112.
Police Station Directory — Porto
Every indexed station in Porto plotted on one map. Select a station to locate it, then call or get directions.
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Police Stations by City(15 cities)
Porto35 stations
Vila Nova De Gaia12 stations
Maia8 stations
Matosinhos5 stations
Rio Tinto5 stations
Vila Do Conde4 stations
Póvoa De Varzim2 stations
Águas Santas - Maia1 station
Custóias Mts1 station
Ermesinde1 station
Gondomar1 station
Santo Tirso1 station
São Mamede De Infesta1 station
Valbom Gdm1 station
Valongo1 station
Frequently Asked Questions
How many police stations are in Porto?
This directory lists 79 police stations across 15 cities and towns in Porto, Portugal. Browse by city above, or use the search box to find a specific station.
What is the police emergency number in Portugal?
The police emergency number in Portugal is 112. In any life-threatening situation, call 112 immediately rather than searching for a local station number.
How do I find a police station near me in Porto?
Use the map above to see all stations in Porto plotted geographically, or visit our "Near Me" feature to use your current GPS location to find the closest station.
Which city in Porto has the most police stations?
Porto has the most police stations listed in this directory for Porto, with 35 listings. Browse any city in the list above for full details including phone numbers, addresses, and maps.
How do I contact police in Porto, Portugal?
For emergencies, call 112. For non-emergency matters, select any station from the list above to view its direct phone number, address, and a directions link. Most stations listed here are sourced from official government datasets.
Data Accuracy
Police station contact details, addresses, and operating information may change. We aim to keep listings accurate and encourage visitors to report outdated information. For urgent situations, always confirm emergency instructions with the appropriate local authority.