Embassy of Sweden Rabat, Morocco

If the Swedish National Migration Agency asks you to contact the embassy for the verification of your passport & provide my biometric data, it is imperative to make an appointment before going to the embassy.

Simply send an email to the following address: Ambassaden.rabat-visum@gov.se mentioning the information below:

1- Full name

2- File number or control number

3- Number of candidates

4- Telephone number

The Migration Section at the embassy will respond to your request as soon as possible depending on its availability.

Once the Swedish Migration Agency has made a positive decision in your case, a residence permit card will be produced and sent to the embassy. The time between manufacture and arrival of the card takes between three and four weeks.

When the card has arrived at the embassy, ​​you will receive an automated email. You can then pick it up any Thursday (except public holidays) between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. (during the month of Ramadan between 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.). A reservation is not necessary.

If you would like to pick it up at another embassy or in Sweden, please let us know after you have received the automated email.

The VFS Global Visa Application Center process all types of unrestricted short-stay visa applications for Sweden.

No corona specific entry restrictions are in effect for entry into Sweden from the 1 april 2022. The entry ban ended the 31 of March 2022. Ordinary travel requirements applies, such as holding a valid travel document and a visa if necessary. For more information see the website of the Swedish Border Police here

The contact details of VFS are as follows:

From Morocco: 080 200 97 97

From abroad: 00212537739578

Email: info.swedenmorocco@vfshelpline.com

Website: Welcome to VFS Global | For Individuals | Home

If the Migration Agency informed you to book an appointment for an interivew or to submit your paper application according to different cases, you have to click in here  

No, it is not possible to apply for asylum at an embassy abroad. Such an application must be submitted directly to the Swedish Migration Board or the Swedish Border Police when entering the country.

Those unable to apply for asylum in Sweden are generally advised to contact the nearest UNCRH to your city or place of residence.

First, in order to apply for a work permit, you must have an offer of employment in Sweden. Baisicaly, your employer in Sweden initiates the work permit application by completing an offer of employment. Your employer needs information about your name, date of birth, citizenship, education and your email address.

For more information, please click here 

In this case you should visit this link Pass utomlands in the Swedish version website. You will find more information about the documents and how you can make an appointment.

The MFA and the embassies are responsible for providing consular services, in other words advice and support to Swedes abroad in various emergencies and during major crises. When you contact the MFA or a Swedish embassy, you should be met with respect and in a correct manner. Our consular services are based on the Swedish consular regulatory framework and are to be provided consistently, equally and in a legally certain manner irrespective of where you are in the world. Circumstances and regulations vary in different countries and can sometimes influence conditions for consular responsibilities.

What you, as a traveller, need to prepare ahead of a trip abroad: 

• Read up on your travel destination so you know whether the MFA advises against travel and are familiar with the laws and customs that are relevant for you. Travel information and advice is available on the MFA website and on the Sweden Abroad website.
• Download the MFA ‘UD Resklar’ app.
•  Make sure you have insurance that covers the duration of the trip and your planned activities.
• Make sure you have a valid passport and visa when this is necessary. Check with the country’s embassy as to what applies well in advance of your departure.
• Make sure you have enough money for the duration of the trip, including for a return ticket and unforeseen events.
• Notify close relatives of your travel plans and how you can be reached.
• Report your contact information to the ‘Swedish list’ so that we can contact you if needed.

Here is what we can help you with: 

• Provide travel information and advice by country.
• Provide advice on how to resolve your situation if you are involved in an emergency situation abroad.
• Issue passports: ordinary passports or provisional passports (emergency passports).
• Provide advice on how you can transfer money from your own bank accounts.
• Contact close relatives, insurance companies, medical doctors, banks and public authorities in Sweden.
• Help and guide you in contacts with local authorities in the country.
• Provide an economic loan for returning home to Sweden in an emergency situation when all other options have been exhausted.
• Provide information, advice and support in a major crisis situation.
• If you are arrested by police and are imprisoned, we can make sure that you are provided with a public counsel and request to visit you in prison. If you want, we can contact your close relatives.
• In the event of a death abroad, we keep in touch with close relatives and help them with practical aspects.

Here is what we cannot do: 

• We do not have any banking, interpreter or translation service.
• We do not provide general tourist information or arrange housing or accommodations abroad.
• We do not pay debts, guarantees, fi nes or lawyer costs.
• We do not pay for transport home of a coffi n/urn in the event of a death abroad.
• We cannot infl uence entry and exit provisions of other countries if you are denied entry or exit.
• We cannot interfere in the legal proceedings of other countries.
• If you are arrested by police or are imprisoned abroad, the law of that country always applies. We cannot arrange for special treatment for you on account of your being Swedish.