Embassy of sweden London, United Kingdom

The UK has left the EU on the 31 January 2020. There is now a transition period until 31 December 2020. If you live in the UK or move here before the end of 2020 you need to apply for a new residence status via the EU Settlement Scheme. If you move to the UK from 2021 a new Immigration Law will be in place as the freedom of movement and residence will end on 1 January 2021.

To apply for a new passport you need to book an appointment online. Follow this link for information about how to apply for a passport or ID card, what papers you will need and how to book an appointment. It's important to fill in the forms ahead of your appointment at the Embassy. We release new appointments for the weeks to come, every Friday, sometime between 9am and 5pm.

Check if you need a visa to visit Sweden. Information about visiting Sweden and moving to Sweden. Here you will also find information about studying in Sweden and working in Sweden. Please note as the UK have left the EU rules on migration will change from 2021. The freedom of movement and residence will not be the same for British citizens from 2021. 

Sweden and the UK have traditionally strong trade relations. In recent years the tech industry has impacted the bilateral bond. There is an evident tech bridge between UK and Sweden and the traffic is high. Both London and Stockholm are widely described as the tech start up capitals and the Silicon Valleys of Europe.

The Embassy of Sweden in London together with Natalia Brzezinski and prominent guests elaborate on startup eco systems, disruptive technologies and business models and the ever changing trade relations between people and nations.

The Anglo-Swedish Literary Foundation (ASLF) promotes cultural exchange between Sweden and the UK. The encouragement of cultural intercourse between Sweden and the British Islands through the promotion and diffusion of knowledge and appreciation of Swedish culture in the British Islands.