Where can you apply for a passport in Stockholm?
Police passport offices in Stockholm, with addresses and booking.
Short answer
In Stockholm you apply at a Swedish Police passport office after booking a time online, for example at Polisen Stockholm Kungsholmen on Bergsgatan 48. The Police list of stations with passport services also includes Farsta, Flemingsberg, Globen, Haninge and Järva. Collecting a passport needs no booking, but applying does.
Why
- Polisen Stockholm Kungsholmen, passexpedition, at Bergsgatan 48 handles applications, pickups and provisional passports, according to the Swedish Police.
- The Police list of stations with passport services gives these Stockholm-area addresses: Farsta (Mårbackagatan 3F), Flemingsberg (Björnkullavägen 9), Globen (Arenavägen 63, Johanneshov), Haninge (Runstensvägen 3, Handen) and Järva (Rinkebyplan 2a, Spånga).
- Applications need a booking through Mina sidor, while collecting a passport is drop-in, according to the Swedish Police.
Details
The list on the Police website names more stations in the Stockholm area, and each station has its own page with address and opening hours. Opening hours differ between days, so check the station page before you go. Bring a valid Swedish ID document to the appointment.
Tip
If no appointment suits you in Stockholm, try again later or look at another station or town, because times are released continuously and calling the Police does not give you more of them.
What may differ
A provisional passport cannot be booked: it is issued on the spot and no earlier than 72 hours before departure, according to the Kungsholmen station page.
People also ask
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Sources
This answer is for reference only. Addresses and opening hours can change, so check the Swedish Police before you go.
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