The Greek Government has recently decided not to allow direct flights from Sweden to Greece until after 15 July. This decision is regrettable. It creates both uncertainty and concern for travellers who have planned to travel from Sweden to Greece this summer.
NEWSIn case Greek authorities require authentication of documents, it shall be made in Sweden at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Utrikesdepartementet) in Stockholm.
Authentication involves certifying the signature and seal/stamp of a Swedish record. However, it does not involve certifying the content of a document.
More information:
http://www.regeringen.se/sveriges-regering/utrikesdepartementet/legaliseringar/
If an Apostille stamp is required, please contact the County administrative board (Länsstyrelsen) in Sweden about information on Notarius Publicus.
www.lanstyrelsen.se
For inquiries regarding official translation please refer to the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Translation Service.
http://www.mfa.gr/ypiresies-gia-ton-politi/metafrastiki-ypiresia/i-metaphrastiki-ypiresia.html
Official translation to Greek can also be made in Sweden via the Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency (Kammarkollegiet): www.kammarkollegiet.se
You can find information about studying in Sweden on the Study in Sweden web site.
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