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First, get somewhere safe.

If you are in immediate danger in Italy, call 112. This website is not an emergency service.

  1. Move to a safe place. Avoid confronting a suspected thief or following a tracker location yourself.
  2. Contact staff where relevant. Train staff, your accommodation provider or station personnel may help you identify the next point of contact.
  3. Secure affected accounts. Contact your bank through its official app or number if payment cards are missing. Use the device maker’s official lost-device tools where relevant.
  4. Record what happened. Note the place, time and missing items. Ask police about reporting the theft and keep the report reference.
  5. If your passport is missing, contact your country’s embassy or consulate. Requirements depend on nationality and travel plans.
  6. Save receipts and correspondence. Check your insurer’s reporting instructions and deadlines if you have cover.

Official emergency-number information: European Commission — 112.

General practical information. Follow instructions from emergency services and the relevant providers.

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