On the 12th of May, the Swedish Government decided on an amendment to the temporary ban on entry into Sweden. The amendment concerns an exemption for residents of a certain specified non-EU country and is in line with the Council of the European Union’s latest recommendation to EU Member States.
NEWSFor more information concerning the entry ban and the Covid-19 situation in Sweden, including current regulations in place, the Embassy would like to refer to the following websites:
The Government's FAQ about the temporary entry ban
The Swedish Police Authority's FAQ about the temporary entry ban
The holder of an Israeli standard passport enjoys visa-free access to Sweden for up to 90 days.
If you are visiting Sweden and are not a citizen of Israel, you may need a visa. Check here to find out if you need a visa to Sweden.
Additional information on passport requirements and long term visas can be found here
You must make an appointment online to apply for or renew a passport. Please book your appointment here.
In order to shorten the waiting time please cancel your appointment in case you are prevented to arrive.
Read more here.
Embassy of Sweden participating in the 7th Global Forum for Combating Antisemitism, 13-15 July. Antisemitism and all forms of racism and intolerance remain a major problem and pose a threat to us all. Wherever racism is manifes...
