On May 16, the Swedish Government decided that Sweden will apply for NATO membership. The decision is based on a security analysis that the Government invited the other Riksdag parties to take part in. On June 29, Heads of State and Government of the North Atlantic Alliance, invited Finland and Sweden to become members of NATO, and agreed to sign the Accession Protocols.
NEWSA Schengen visa is required for persons of certain nationalities who wish to visit the Schengen countries. A Schengen visa can be issued for a maximum of 90 days. U.S citizens do not need a visa to visit Sweden if the visit is 90 days or less. More information on applying for a visa to Sweden here.
Information regarding entering Sweden from the US can be found on the Swedish Police Authority’s website.
Information on vaccination requirements, Covid-19 tests and quarantine for travellers entering Sweden from abroad can be found on the Public Health Agency of Sweden’s website.
A Schengen visa is required for persons of certain nationalities who wish to visit the Schengen countries. A Schengen visa can be issued for a maximum of 90 days. U.S citizens do not need a visa to visit Sweden if the visit is 90 days or less. Visa applications for travel to Sweden can be submitted to one of the VFS Global Visa Application Centers in the USA.
Link to: Visa information
Link to: Residence Permit information
The Embassy has received many requests for Swedish flags recently, unfortunately we do not have any to give out.
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