Due to Monday 19 September being announced a bank holiday marking the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, the Embassy will be closed. On Wednesday 21 September the Embassy will be closed due to internal activities.
NEWSSwedish citizens who wish to apply for a Swedish passport at the Embassy of Sweden in London must book an appointment online.
We release new appointments regularily, more information and how to book an appointment here.
You can apply for a passport or ID card at the Embassy of Sweden in London, in another Swedish Embassy or at the Police in Sweden. If you apply for a passport in another country you can still collect it from the Embassy in London.
It is often a faster och cheaper process to apply for a passport in Sweden, more info about this on the Swedish Police's webbsite.
In accordance with the Swedish passport law, we are unable to send passports/ID cards via post.
Anyone over 18 must collect their passport/ID card in person.
A guardian can collect their child's passport, if they bring the child's previous passport and their own passport/photo ID. Read more about valid photo ID on Polisen.se
You do not need to book an appointment to collect your passport. Always visit our webpage for accurate opening hours before planning your visit.
No, you cannot apply for a Swedish passport online. You have to book an appointment online, and come to the Embassy in person.
For more information about passport appointments, click here.
No, you can travel to Sweden with a valid Swedish passport.
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