Renewal of passports for adults
The embassy receives passport applications on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays. Below is information regarding the application process.
You book your appointment online (link below). When selecting the number of applicants, you must select 1, otherwise you will not see any time slots. Fill in names and details and then book more time slots if you are more people applying together.
Link to : Online appointment booking. One time slot per person.
For a person who has reached the age of 18 and previously had a Swedish passport, the following is required:
• Apply in person at the embassy in Baghdad.
• Current passports must be presented as well as valid photo ID. Note that Iraqi passport is not accepted as proof of identity.
• If you are registered as resident outside of Sweden, a residence permit in the country of residence must be presented. For example, Iraqi ID / passport.
• Passport fee is paid in cash. The embassy does not give change so it is important to bring exact change. The embassy does not accept banknotes older that 2009. FEES
• The form "Information for verification of Swedish citizenship" is filled in for each applicant. All fields must be filled in in advance.
Form:Information for verification of Swedish citizenship
Note! All documents must be presented in original.
FILL IN THE FORMS IN FULL
Note separate provisions for applying for and renewing passports for children.
If your Swedish identity documents have expired – see FAQ " How do I renew my passport when the old one has expired"
For questions regarding passport applications, the embassy can be contacted by phone 10.00-11.00am Sunday, Monday and Tuesday on the following number: +964 78 0916 8593
The easiest way to get a quick answer is to send an e-mail to ambassaden.bagdad-pass@gov.se
Renewal of passports for children
The embassy receives passport applications on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays. Below is information regarding the application process.
You book your appointment online (link below). When selecting the number of applicants, you must select 1, otherwise you will not see any time slots. Fill in names and details and then book more time slots if you are more people applying together.
Link to : Online appointment booking. One time slot per person.
For a person who has not yet reached the age of 18 and previously had a Swedish passport, the following is required:
• Apply in person at the embassy in Baghdad.
• Current passports must be presented as well as valid photo ID. Note that Iraqi passport is not accepted as proof of identity.
• If the applicant is registered as resident outside of Sweden, a residence permit in the country of residence must be presented. For example, Iraqi ID / passport.
• Passport fee, exact amount is paid in cash. The embassy does not give change so it is important to bring exact change. The embassy does not accept banknotes older that 2009. FEES
• The form "Uppgifter för prövning av svenskt medborgarskap" is filled in for each applicant. All fields must be filled in in advance.
• The form "Vårdnadshavares medgivande" is filled in by the parents of the child. The passport officer may witness the signature of the parents.
Form 1: "Information for verification of citizenship"
Form 2: "Parental consent form"
Note! All documents must be presented in original.
FILL IN THE FORMS IN FULL
If your Swedish identity documents have expired, see FAQ " How do I renew my passport when the old one has expired"
For questions regarding passport applications, the embassy can be contacted by phone 10.00-11.00am Sunday, Monday and Tuesday on the following number: +964 78 0916 8593
The easiest way to get a quick answer is to send an e-mail to ambassaden.bagdad-pass@gov.se
As soon as you find out that you are no longer in possesion of your passport, you must contact the Police in Sweden via phone +46 77 114 14 00 and report the passport lost/stolen.
When the police has cancelled the passport, you can can make an appointment to apply for a passport at the embassy.
Note that you may take some time to get an appointment at the embassy if we are very busy.
For questions regarding passport applications, the embassy can be contacted by phone 10.00-11.00am Sunday, Monday and Tuesday on the following number: +964 78 0916 8593
The easiest way to get a quick answer is to send an e-mail to ambassaden.bagdad-pass@gov.se
Requirements for valid ID documents when applying for a Swedish passport
When you apply for a passport, you must be able to prove your identity.
Your should present
1. a valid Swedish passport or national identity card, or
2. valid Swedish driving license.
Other documentation
If your passport has expired, you can submit other information and relevant documents to the passport administrator for investigation of your identity.
The passport administrator can request various documents to be presented in order to determin your identity.
A valid Iraqi passport is not accepted as proof of identity. It can however be presented as a supporting document to the passport application.
“Personbevis” is not valid as an ID document.
If you have other documents that support your claim of identity, you may present them when applying.
Certification of your identity by another person
You can ask another person to certify your identity. Persons who may submit identity certification are:
- parents,
- adult child or grandchild,
- an adult sibling
- grandparent,
- spouse, (cohabitant or registered partner)
The person who identifies the applicant must be present at the identity check and prove their own identity (with a Swedish valid ID document). The fact that another person has certified the identity is no guarantee that the application will be approved.
Fee and appeal
The passport fee is non-refundable.
The passport officer examines the application after the application has been submitted.
If your application is rejected, you have the opportunity to appeal the decision.
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Applying for a passport for a Swedish Citizen born in Iraq is done in two steps. You will need to visit the Embassy twice for the application and then once to pick up the passport.
Step 1:
Firstly the family visits the Embassy in Baghdad to present the child and the supporting documents needed to request a Co-ordination number from the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket).
Send a message to the embassy to book an appointment. You will be told what documents you need to prepare.
Step 2:
After you have received the Co-ordination number, you book an appointment to complete the passport application at the Embassy. It usually takes about 4-8 weeks for the Tax Agency to issue the co-ordination number.
Contact the Embassy on this email address:
ambassaden.bagdad-pass@gov.se
You must have a work permit in order to work in Sweden.
The Embassy of Sweden to Iraq does not issue work permits. To apply for a work permit please contact the Swedish Embassy in Istanbul, Amman or Tehran.
Find out more information about working in Sweden here.
An entry visa is a permit required by persons wishing to enter Sweden for a temporary visit, for example:
The Embassy of Sweden in Baghdad does not accept visa applications and it does not handle migration issues such as residence & work permit applications, renewal of residence permits or interviews.
You may contact another Swedish embassy in the region.
The Embassy of Sweden in Amman
Tel: +962-6-590 1300
E-mail: ambassaden.amman@gov.se or ambassaden.amman-visum@gov.se
The Embassy of Sweden in Tehran
Tel: +98-21-2371 2200, +98-21-2371 2200
E-mail: ambassaden.teheran-visum@gov.se or ambassaden.teheran@gov.se
Sveriges Generalkonsulat i Istanbul
Tel: +90 212 334 06 00
