How much does a Swedish passport cost?
Fees for a passport, an ID card and a provisional passport.
Short answer
A Swedish passport costs SEK 500 and a national ID card costs SEK 400, according to the Swedish Police. A provisional passport costs SEK 980. You pay at the passport office when you apply, by card or cash, and the Police say Swish cannot be used.
Why
- The Swedish Police list the fee for a passport as SEK 500 and for a national ID card as SEK 400.
- According to the Swedish Police, a provisional passport costs SEK 980.
- The Swedish Police say you pay at the passport office by card or cash, and that Swish is not accepted.
Details
If you collect your passport at a Swedish embassy abroad, the Police say it costs about SEK 200 extra per document, paid in local currency at the embassy. A provisional passport can be applied for no earlier than 72 hours before departure.
Tip
Have a card ready for the appointment, since the fee is paid at the office and Swish does not work.
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Sources
Prices and fees change, so check the Swedish Police before you apply.
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