Växjö – Service Centre

Visi­ting address

Norrgatan 23
Växjö

From 1 January 2026, you will need to have a booked appointment or have received a summons for a personal visit to the Swedish Migration Agency. Your summons will state which office you should visit.

For guidance and assistance with your application, or with using the Swedish Migration Agency’s digital services, please visit the National Government Service Centre. If you have any questions about your case, please contact the Swedish Migration Agency via My page or by telephone.

Log in to My page

If you have a permit under the Temporary Protection Directive or are in the asylum process, you need to contact your reception unit to book an appointment.

If you have booked an appointment

Even when the reception is closed, we still accept booked appointments.

Opening hours

DayOpening hoursDrop in
Today14 DecemberClosedClosedClosedDrop in
Monday15 DecemberOpen09.00–12.0009.00–12.00Drop in
Tuesday16 DecemberOpen09.00–12.0009.00–12.00Drop in
Wednesday17 DecemberClosedClosedClosedDrop in
Thursday18 DecemberOpen09.00–12.0009.00–12.00Drop in
Friday19 DecemberClosedClosedClosedDrop in
Saturday20 DecemberClosedClosedClosedDrop in

The Swedish Migration Agency is responsible for considering applications from people who want to live in Sweden, seek protection or become Swedish citizens. Our work is based on Swedish laws and international conventions, with a focus on legal certainty and effective reception and return.