Sweden Passport and national ID card (info only) photo: taken at the office
The police photograph you at the passport office when you apply; you bring no photo.
- Book an appointment at polisen.se
Official rules: polisen.se. Rules checked on 26 October 2026.
How to apply
- Book an appointment at a police passport office: you can't apply without one. (polisen.se: passport and national ID card)
- Bring a valid Swedish ID document you can show in person. A digital ID on BankID doesn't count. (polisen.se: passport and national ID card)
- The passport costs 500 kronor and the national ID card 400 kronor. (polisen.se: questions about passports)
- Collect it in person at the passport office; no appointment is needed to collect. (polisen.se: passport and national ID card)
Applying from abroad
Swedes living abroad apply at a Swedish embassy or consulate that issues passports, with the same identity rules as in Sweden. (polisen.se: passport and national ID card)
What you can still make here
Questions
- Can I take the Sweden Passport and national ID card (info only) photo at home?
- No. The police photograph you at the passport office when you apply; you bring no photo. Picproved doesn't sell a photo for this document.
- How long is a Swedish passport valid?
- Five years for anyone over 12, and three years for children under 12.
- How much does a Swedish passport cost?
- 500 kronor; a national ID card is 400 kronor.
- What can I still make for Sweden?
- Photos for visas and other countries' forms, the standard 35×45 mm and 2×2 inch sizes, and any Sweden document listed below that takes a photo you bring.
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