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Liberia: plug type, voltage, driving side and emergency number

Quick travel facts for Liberia (capital: Monrovia): which plug and voltage to pack for, which side of the road traffic uses, who to call in an emergency, and the calling code, currency and time zone. Data checked 2026-10-27.

Quick answers

Which side of the road do they drive on in Liberia?

In Liberia, traffic drives on the right. Driving side by country.

What is the emergency number in Liberia?

The emergency number in Liberia is 911, for police, ambulance and fire. Other numbers may also work locally; we show only numbers that both of our sources list. Emergency numbers by country.

What is the calling code for Liberia?

The international calling code for Liberia is +231. Dial it after your international access prefix, or type + at the start on a mobile phone. Calling codes by country.

What currency does Liberia use?

The official currency of Liberia is the Liberian dollar (LRD). Currency by country.

What are the official languages of Liberia?

The official language of Liberia is English.

What time zone is Liberia in?

Liberia uses UTC+00:00 as its standard time. Clocks do not change for daylight saving time. Time zones by country.

Liberia travel facts at a glance

Driving sideDrives on the right (right-hand traffic)
Emergency numbers911 (police, ambulance, fire)
Other numbers may also work; only numbers both sources list are shown.
International dialling code+231
CurrencyLiberian dollar (LRD, $)
Official languageEnglish
Time zone(s)UTC+00:00 (standard time)
Daylight savingNo clock changes

Not shown for Liberia: plug types and voltage/frequency. Our sources either disagreed or only one source had it, so we left it out rather than guess.

Frequently asked questions

Is this travel information official?

No. GeoKnow is an independent site. The facts come from public datasets and are shown only where at least two sources agree. Always check official government travel advice before you go.

When was this checked?

The data was checked on 2026-10-27. Plugs, emergency numbers and currencies can change, so confirm important details before travelling.

Check before you travel

Data checked 2026-10-27. These facts are compiled from public datasets and are shown only where at least two independent sources agree. GeoKnow is an independent site and is not an official source: rules, plugs, emergency numbers and currencies can change. Before you go, confirm anything important with your government’s travel advice, the destination’s embassy, your airline, hotel or phone provider. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.

More about Liberia

See the main Liberia country page for the capital, population, land neighbours and outline map. Learn it, then test yourself: Capital Hunt (the capital of Liberia is Monrovia), Outline, Guess the Flag, Neighbour Rush and Border Run, or browse all geography games.

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Sources: Plugs, voltage and frequency: Wikipedia “Mains electricity by country” and worldstandards.eu. Driving side: Wikipedia “Left- and right-hand traffic” and Wikidata. Emergency numbers: Wikipedia “List of emergency telephone numbers” and Wikidata. Calling codes: Wikipedia “List of telephone country codes”, Wikidata and REST Countries. Currency: REST Countries and Wikidata. Languages: REST Countries and Wikidata. Time zones: the IANA time zone database, cross-checked against Wikipedia or Wikidata. Tipping: Wikipedia “List of tipping customs by country” (single source, community edited).