Frequently asked questions from EU/EEA citizens and long-term residents

Questions about how EU/EEA citizens and long-term residents moving to Sweden are affected by the corona virus

The Swedish Migration Agency cannot influence decisions made by other countries regarding domestic travel or border controls. You should therefore contact the embassy and reschedule your appointment for a later date. Via Sweden Abroad External link, opens in new window. you can find the websites and contact information of the embassies/consulates-general.

You should follow the instructions of the local authorities and, in the first place, consult the website of the relevant embassy or consulate-general to check the possibilities of conducting an interview. Via Sweden Abroad External link, opens in new window. you can find the websites of the embassies/consulates-general.

Last updated: 2021-09-30

Frequently asked ques­tions from EU/EEA citi­zens and long-term resi­dents

Ques­tions about how EU/EEA citi­zens and long-term resi­dents moving to Sweden are affected by the corona virus

I have an appointment at the embassy that I cannot visit due to the spread of the coronavirus. What should I do?

I have been asked to book an appointment at the embassy for investigation. Is it possible to book and conduct an interview?

Frequently asked questions from EU/EEA citizens and long-term residents

Questions about how EU/EEA citizens and long-term residents moving to Sweden are affected by the corona virus