Get help

If you are in immediate danger, call local emergency services first.

The organisations below offer free, confidential help to migrant workers. You do not need to share your name or status to call them.

1

Stay safe first

Move to a public space if possible — a hospital, mall, mosque/church, or police station you trust.

2

Keep your documents

If you can do so safely, keep your passport, ID and phone with you. Photograph them and message a trusted contact.

3

Call free, confidential help

Use a hotline below. They will not contact your employer and can help even without ID.

Global hotlines

Call now — free and confidential

By country

Country-specific help

Choose where you are working — or where you came from. We'll show the official hotlines and the safest immediate steps.

Immediate next steps

What to do right now

  1. 1.Keep your passport and bank card with you whenever possible.
  2. 2.Use the WPS portal or 800 ADALA to file an unpaid-wage claim — no employer permission needed.
  3. 3.If your employer refuses to release you, you can change jobs without an NOC under Law 21/2015.

Trusted organisations

Worker-side, never recruiter-side

If you cannot speak freely

Silent ways to ask for help when you are being monitored.

Silent SMS

Text "HELP" plus your location to a trusted contact. No call needed.

Medical access

Employers must allow medical visits — use an appointment to seek help privately.

Embassy contact

Your home embassy must assist you. You can walk in without your employer's knowledge.

SafePassage does not record your calls or share your information. Numbers above are operated independently by the listed organisations.

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