That’s a great and very important question! Before traveling abroad for studies, students should save the following essential emergency contacts in their phone, and also keep a printed copy in their luggage:

1. Indian Embassy/Consulate in Destination Country

- Find and save the address, phone number, and emergency contact email of the Indian Embassy or nearest Consulate in your city/country.

2. Local Emergency Services

- UK: 999 (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
- USA: 911 (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
- Canada: 911 (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
- Australia: 000 (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
- New Zealand: 111 (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
- Germany: 112 (Emergency), 110 (Police)

3. University International Student Support Office

- Save the contact numbers and email of your university’s international office and student services helpline.

4. Accommodation Provider

- Contact details for your hostel, dorm, or landlord/letting agency.

5. Pollster Education Support

- Our Mumbai Office: +919324480791
- Email: info@pollstereducation.com

6. Family/Friends in Destination Country

- If you have any relatives or friends abroad, save their local contact numbers and addresses.

7. Personal Doctor and Health Insurance Helpline

- Contact for your health insurance provider’s 24/7 assistance line.
- Your family doctor’s contact in India.

8. Bank Helpline

- International helpline numbers for your Indian and destination country bank cards.

9. Taxi and Local Transport Services

- Reliable local taxi service numbers or transport helplines.

10. Student Helplines (if available)

- Many countries/universities have special helplines for international students in distress.

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Tip:
Keep both digital and printed copies of emergency contacts, passport, visa, and other important documents. Also, share your local address and emergency contacts with your family in India.

If you need help finding the specific embassy or university contacts for your destination, let me know your country/university, and I can provide the details!