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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
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Medical practitioners
According to international rules and regulations, everyone who works at sea must hold a special medical certificate.
Shipping / Foreign competencies
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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
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FAQ flight training and licensing
On this page we have gathered questions and answers in the area of flight training and licensing.
Aviation / Flight training and licensing
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Contact the licensing office
On this page, you will find contact information for the Swedish Transport Agency’s departments that handle certificates, training, and aviation medicine in the aviation sector.
Aviation / Flight training and licensing
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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
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Cabin Crew Training Organisation (CCTO)
A Cabin Crew Training Organisation (CCTO) is an organisation approved to provide initial training for cabin crew. An approved CCTO has the authority to conduct training, administer examinations, and issue a Cabin Crew Attestation (CCA) to individuals...
Aviation / Flight training and licensing
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New rules in Swedish territorial waters concerning discharges from exhaust gas cleaning systems on ships
From 1 July 2025, overboard discharges from exhaust gas cleaning systems on ships – scrubbers – in “open loop mode” are no longer permitted within the territorial waters of Sweden.
Shipping / Environmental protection