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Intreo Phone Numbers

The main Intreo number is the National Intreo Contact Centre, 0818 405060. Community Welfare is 0818 607080 and the Public Services Card helpdesk is 0818 837000. Your local office's number and email are on its page.

Updated 2 October 2026 · checked against gov.ie and MyWelfare

National lines

LineNumberUse it for
National Intreo Contact Centre0818 405060Jobseeker's payments, income support, general Intreo queries, PSC appointment requests if you have no email
Community Welfare Service0818 607080Additional Needs Payment, Supplementary Welfare Allowance, urgent needs
Public Services Card helpdesk0818 837000Lost, stolen or damaged PSC

Useful email addresses

Jobseeker's paper forms (UP1)[email protected]
Complaints and customer service[email protected]
PPS third-party applications[email protected]
Your local office and CWS teamListed on each office page

Calling your local office

Most Intreo Centres route calls through 0818 405060, while Branch Offices often have a local landline. For a quick written answer, email the office: the address is on every office page, together with the Community Welfare email for that area.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Intreo phone number?

The National Intreo Contact Centre is 0818 405060. It handles jobseeker and income support queries and most calls to Intreo Centres.

Why does my local Intreo office show 0818 405060?

68 of the 124 offices list the national number as their phone. Branch Offices usually have their own local number, shown on each office page.

How do I contact the Community Welfare Service?

Call 0818 607080 or email the CWS team for your area, listed on your local office page.

Who do I call about a lost Public Services Card?

The Public Services Card helpdesk on 0818 837000.

Sources: gov.ie: Jobseeker's Allowance (support line) · gov.ie: SAFE registration and the PSC. Intreo Offices is independent and not affiliated with the Department of Social Protection. Rates and rules change: confirm on gov.ie or MyWelfare.ie before you act.