Ljubljana

Facts

The Swedish Customs Administration Head Office
[Tullverket]
P.O. Box 12 854
S-112 98 Stockholm
Sweden

Phone: +46 771 520 520
Fax: +46 8 20 80 12
E-mail: huvudkontoret
@tullverket.se

Swedish Board of Agriculture
[Jordbruksverket]
S-551 82 Jönköping
Sweden

Phone: +46 36 15 50 00
E-mail: jordbruksverket
@svj.se
Besöka Sverige / Visit Sweden

What May I Bring?

Before your visit to Sweden, it's important to know what you may and may not bring with you when entering the country.

Bringing Private and Commercial Goods to Sweden

The Swedish Customs Service is responsible for monitoring all goods, both commercial and private, which are brought in and out of Sweden. This includes weapons, alcohol, tobacco products, plants, food stuffs, medicines, and other commodities.

Transitional regulations concerning the traveller´s allowance from certain of the new EU member States
As of June 1 2004 there are transitional regulations in force concerning the traveller´s allowance of tobacco products brought in from the new EU member states i.e. the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

For more detailed information about transitional regulations visit this site of the Swedish Customs.
> Swedish Customs

To learn more about the rules and regulations in general, visit the Swedish Customs website.
> Swedish Customs

Bringing Your Pet to Sweden

Pets have to meet certain conditions to be allowed to enter into Sweden.  If you are planning to bring your pet with you when visiting Sweden, you should be familiar with the regulations of the Swedish Board of Agriculture.
To learn more about the rules that apply to pets, visit the Swedish Board of Agriculture website.
> Swedish Board of Agriculture
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