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  • Forms for railway

    Railroad / Forms for railway

  • Forms for road

    Road / Forms for road

  • Transport Agency Fees

    The Swedish Parliament and Government have decided that the operations of the Swedish Transport Agency — including permit examination, supervision, and register maintenance — should mainly be financed through fees.

    About-us / Transport Agency Fees

  • Airport, air navigation service and airspace

    Rules and information about Swedish airports and air traffic services.

    Aviation / Airport, air navigation service and airspace

  • Accidents and near-misses

    Operators within rail traffic (railway, subway, and tram) must immediately notify the Swedish Transport Agency when a notifiable event, such as accidents, near-misses (incidents), and other significant faults and deficiencies regarding safety, occurs...

    Railroad / Accidents and near-misses

  • Technical authorisation

    A new infrastructure or a new vehicle must be authorised before putting into service or be placed on the market. This is also the case for upgrading or renewal of an authorised vehicle or subsystem.

    Railroad / Technical authorisation

  • Licence verification

    This page contains information on how we can help you verify your pilot licence or air traffic controller certificate and its ratings.

    Aviation / Flight training and licensing

  • Paying and notification of congestion tax

    The taxable passages made by a vehicle into or out of Stockholm and Gothenburg during one month will be added together and dispatched to you as a tax decision. The tax is then payed in arrears.

    Road / Vehicles

  • Congestion tax in Stockholm

    Congestion tax is charged during fixed hours for vehicles driving into and out of Stockholm city centre and on Essingeleden. The purpose of the congestion tax is to reduce congestion and improve accessibility.

    Road / Vehicles

  • Application for charter flight and serial flight

    An application for individual flights (ad hoc flights) must be filed with the Swedish Transport Agency no later than 48 hours before the flight is due to begin. Saturdays, Sundays and Swedish public holidays are not included in this time span.

    Aviation / Air operators