Fees

Fee for visa application

The application fees in the amount of 35 euros are valid for the citizens of the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cape Verde, Georgia, Moldavia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Russia*, Serbia (Koordinaciona uprava passports) - regardless the validity (up to 90 days) and the number of entries. For all the other citizens the fee is 80 euros, and 40 euros for children between 6 and 12. 

*As of 28 Feberuary 2022, the Russian officials, businessmen and diplomats need to pay the full visa fee and attach additional documents to their application, since the Visa Facilitation Agreement has been suspended for these categories, after the decision of the Council of the European Union.

Fee exemptions

The following pay no fee: 

• Children under six years of age.
• School pupils, students, research students and accompanying teachers on study or training trips.
• Third-country researchers travelling for the purpose of pursuing scientific research.
• Representatives of non-governmental organisations who are aged 25 or under, who take part in seminars, conferences, sports events, cultural events or educational events organised by NGOs.
• Relatives of citizens of the EU, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Switzerland, if they travel together with them or will be meeting them in connection with the trip. Read more about which individuals are counted as relatives on the Swedish Migration Board website. Relatives of Swedish citizens have to pay a fee for visa applications.

     Swedish Migration Board website

 Residence permits for a visit

Adults: SEK 1 500
Children under 18: SEK 750

How to pay

The fee is paid in cash or by bank card, when submitting the application at the Embassy. The fee is paid only in dinars, in the exact amount. Be ready for monthly changes in the prices due to the rate changes of the euro, so please consult the page with the frequently asked questions before visiting the Embassy to check which price is valid for the following month.