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View more newsBefore visiting the Embassy to apply for a passport or national ID-card, the passport fee, currently 650 RON has to be paid into the Embassy´s bank account (see the link "Consular fees" below).
When applying for a new passport or national identity card, you have to be able to show your identity. Bring your previous passport/ID-card and if these are not valid, you should present a valid ID, such as a driver´s licence or Romanian ID-card.
The form "Verification of Swedish citizenship" (you can find the form below) should be filled in. This can also be done at the Embassy.
If you were not born a Swedish national, you are requested to bring the Proof of Swedish citizenship from the Migration Agency. If this document is not available you should bring a "Personbevis med komplettering" (Excerpt from the Swedish Population Register completed with the date of the citizenship). This can be ordered at www.skatteverket.se, tel +46 8 564 851 60.
After about 2-4 weeks the new travel document/s can be picked up at the Embassy.
You can also collect the passport at one of the two Swedish honorary consulates, which are situated in Timisoara and in Cluj-Napoca. The following applies:
To be collected at a consulate, add 30 RON (Timisoara) and 50 RON (Cluj) for shipping cost to the passport fee.
For collecting it in Timisoara, you are kindly requested to add another 70 RON which is a "delivery fee", thus the fee will be 750 RON in total. For collecting in Cluj, this delivery fee is to be paid to the consulate in cash. For passports collected in Cluj-Napoca the delivery fee can be paid at the consulate.
Verification_of_Swedish_citizenship.pdf
vardnadshavares_medgivande.pdf
You do need a valid travel document. Read more on the web page of the Swedish Migration Agency.
Please see the links below to find further information to a number of well-known study associations in Sweden:
Several academic institutions offer full-time programs in Swedish language for students with no prior knowledge of Swedish:
Examples of full-time courses for beginners:
Examples of part-time courses for beginners:
KTH, Royal Institute of Technology
There are a wide range of online Swedish language courses that are offered at a distance. A selection is listed below:
There are also some free online Swedish language courses for beginners:
For further information about learning Swedish please visit www.studyinsweden.se where you can find additional offers.
It is also possible to practice Swedish in Romania. Here are some courses and networks where you can improve your Swedish:
Svenskgruppen Language Exchange (Bucharest)
B. Smart (Bucharest)
Centrul Ariel (Bucharest)
