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  • Overflight

    A third country operator* needs permission for overflight of Swedish territory if the state who has issued the operator’s AOC has not acceded the International Air Services Transit Agreement, and where the right to overflight is not granted in the ap...

    Aviation / Air operators

  • Miscellaneous

    Choose the category miscellaneous for your application for verification of origin when no other category fits the vehicle.

    Road / Vehicles

  • Instructor for introductory training before private practice driving, category B

    Those who have acquired a professional qualification as an instructor for introductory training before private practice driving category B, in another state within the EEA or Switzerland may apply to the Swedish Transport Agency to have ...

    Road / Driving licences

  • Training leader at a driving school

    Those who have acquired a professional qualification as a training leader at a driving school in another state within the EEA or Switzerland may apply to the Swedish Transport Agency to have these professional qualifications recognized in Sweden. On ...

    Road / Driving licences

  • Waste from ships

    All waste from ships, including cargo residues, that emerges while operating, loading, unloading or washing the ship, and that is covered by annex I, II, IV, V and VI in the MARPOL convention are regulated through SFS 1980:789. This also includes pas...

    Shipping / Environmental protection

  • Delivery of waste from ships - obligations of the ship

    All ships with a gross tonnage greater than 300 has to make an advance waste notification before arrival to a Swedish port. Ships are obligated to deliver all waste types for which disposal at sea is prohibited, to a port reception facility.

    Shipping / Environmental protection

  • Taxi services in Sweden

    Taxi services in Sweden may only be performed by licensed taxi companies whose drivers are licensed and who use taxi-registered vehicles. 

    Road / Commercial transport

  • Learning how to drive

    To be able to learn to drive, you must have a valid learner's permit. If you are going to practise driving privately, you must have an approved accompanying driver. 

    Road / Driving licences

  • Automated vehicles

    The Swedish Transport Agency issues permits for trial operations with automated vehicles on public roads. Anyone who seeks permission must be able to prove that the operation can be conducted in a traffic-safe manner.

    Road / Vehicles

  • EC regulation 1107/2006 - handling of complaints

    The Swedish Transport Agency is the appointed national enforcement body of regulation EC 1107/2006 on the rights for disabled and reduced mobility air passengers.

    Aviation / Information for passengers

  • Traffic instructors

    Road / Forms for road

  • Authorisation of rail vehicles

    When you plan to put a new, upgraded, renewed or imported railway vehicle into service you have to send an application via ERA One-Stop-Shop.

    Railroad / Technical authorisation

  • Issuing of licences

    This page contains information on the process for issuing pilot and air traffic controller licences.

    Aviation / Flight training and licensing

  • Medical practitioners

    According to international rules and regulations, everyone who works at sea must hold a special medical certificate.

    Shipping / Foreign competencies

  • Mandatory registration and tonnage measurement

    According to Chapter 1, section 1 of the Swedish Maritime Code (SFS 1994:1009), a ship is a vessel having a length over all exceeding 24 meters.

    Shipping / Vessels

  • Certificates

    A certificate is proof that the vessel was found upon inspection to meet applicable standards. Certificates are issued for a specific time period, sometimes with requirements for periodical surveys.

    Shipping / Vessels

  • Taxes and fees

    Road / Vehicles

  • Coastal trade permit (cabotage)

    Maritime traffic that is conducted between Swedish ports is, by Swedish legislation, reserved for Swedish-flagged vessels. This regulation is called maritime cabotage

    Shipping / Ship traffic

  • Maritime and port security

    The rules on maritime security were adopted at a diplomatic conference in London on 13 December 2002 in response to the events of 11 September 2001 in New York and Washington.

    Shipping / Ship traffic

  • Published analysis and investigation reports

    This page provides access to published maritime safety and accident investigation reports from:

    Shipping / Accidents and near-misses