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The Embassy will be closed to visitors on Monday, 21 September due to Yom Kippur, and on Friday, 25 September due to Sukkot. In the event of a consular emergency, you can always contact the Embassy's switchboard and choose to be connected to the Consular Emergency Center (UD-jouren) in Stockholm, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, throughout the year.
NEWSThe holder of an Israeli standard passport enjoys visa-free access to Sweden for up to 90 days.
If you are visiting Sweden and are not a citizen of Israel, you may need a visa. A list of foreign citizens who require Visa for entry to Sweden is available on the Government of Sweden's website.
Here you can find additional information about requirements and regulations concerning visiting Sweden.
The Embassy in Tel Aviv handles passport and ID card matters only by appointment. Appointments can only be booked via our website – not by phone or email.
Please note that there are several forms and other requriments that must be prepared before your visit.
Find more information about the requriments and book a time here: Passports and ID cards abroad - Sweden Abroad
