Travel Safety in Liechtenstein
Overview
Liechtenstein is generally safe. Petty crime, although rare throughout the country, occasionally occurs in the capital, Vaduz.
The risks of kidnapping, civil unrest and conflict are negligible. Currently, terrorism is not a major concern in the country.
Both private and public medical facilities are widely available and are of a good standard. While most medical conditions can be treated at such facilities, emergencies may require transfer to Switzerland or Austria.
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Basic information
Medical:
118 (fire); 117 (police); 114 (ambulance). Operators may not speak English.
Money:
The currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF).
ATMs are widespread.
Credit cards are commonly accepted.
Language:
The country’s main language is German. English is widely spoken in urban areas and business circles.
Water:
It is generally safe to drink tap water.
Connectivity:
4G and 5G available.