Today, Minister for Foreign Affairs Tobias Billström presented the Government’s 2024 Statement of Foreign Policy in the Riksdag. The Government’s most important foreign policy priorities are support to Ukraine, Sweden’s NATO membership and deepened cooperation in the neighbourhood.
NEWSMore information regarding entering Sweden from Canada can be found on the Swedish Police Authority’s website
More information from the Government of Canada here:
All passport applicants must apply in person at the Embassy in Ottawa. Please proceed to our online booking system to book your appointment.
New appointments are posted on the first weekday each month
We are also offering drop-in times between 9-11 am on Wednesday February 14, February 28, March 6, March 27, April 10, and April 24. During these times you do not need a passport appointment, but all other requirements have to be fulfilled. If the requirements are not fulfilled we will not accept the application. Information of what is needed can be found below.
Kindly make sure that you fulfill the requirements for passport ahead of your appointment.
Please pay the application fee by debit/credit card instead of cash, if possible.
Passport application for adults
Passport application for children under 18 years
Before applying for a first time passport the child must be registered in Sweden and issued a coordination number. Find out more about the process here.
Read more here about visiting Sweden and find out if you need a visa.
Are you planning to work or move to someone in Sweden? You can find more information here about what type of permit you need.
Have you been requested by the Swedish Migration Agency to present your passport during a personal visit to the Embassy as part of your residence permit application?
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