Frequently asked questions Here you will find answers to frequently asked questions about visiting Sweden for less than 90 days as a citizen of a country outside of the EU/EEA or Switzerland (
More than 90 days – apply for a visitor’s permit If you are planning to visit Sweden temporarily but to stay longer than 90 days, you should apply for a visitor's permit. An application for a
Arria-formula Meeting: Climate Finance for Sustaining Peace and Security Statement delivered by Ambassador Anna Karin Eneström, at the Arria-formula Meeting: Climate Finance for Sustaining Peace and
Getting to Equal: Interview with World Bank Group’s Tanya Primiani on “Women, Business and the Law 2018” The fifth edition of World Bank Group’s “Women, Business and the Law” is now available. It
National Statement at the UNFPA Executive Board National Statement delivered by H.E. Anna Karin Eneström, Permanent Representative of Sweden to the UN, at the Annual Session of the UNFPA Executive
Checklist: Passport/ID card application for adults (above 18 years) The Consulate offers appointments for passport and ID card applications on Wednesdays and Thursdays between 9 and 12. Please read
Sweden's statement at ECOSOC Humanitarian Affairs Segment 2019 Sweden's statement delivered by Ambassador Veronika Bard. Mr Chair, I am honoured to be speaking on behalf of Sweden at this year’s
Statement by Sweden at the UNHCR Pledging Conference for 2022 Statement delivered by: H.E. Ms Anna Jardfelt, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Sweden to the UN in Geneva Mme/Mr. Chair As we
I want to know if there is an answer to my application You can check the status of your application at the following link: http://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Contact-us/
Embassy of Sweden is moving to Millenia Tower In the beginning of November The Embassy of Sweden will relocate to Millenia Tower. The Embassy will therefore be closed the following dates: Thursday