Swedish citizens who have never had a Swedish passport, national ID card, or been registered in Sweden need a coordination number to apply for a Swedish passport.
Applications for a coordination number are only made at the embassy in London when the intention is to also apply for a passport/national ID card.
Applications for children under 18 years
At least one parent must accompany the child to the appointment at the embassy and attend in person.
Book your passport appointment through the embassy's booking system
Appointments are released every Wednesday around 10am. If no appointments are available, all appointments are booked. Appointments can only be booked online – not by phone, email, or by visiting the embassy.
If you are in Sweden, you can book an appointment to apply for a coordination number with the Police. Contact the Police for information on which documents are needed.
1. Application form SKV 7750 (name registration)
Download the form from the Swedish Tax Agency’s website here. If the name has not already been registered, you can do this in connection with the coordination number application, or directly to the Swedish Tax Agency.
2. Verification of Swedish citizenship
Download the form here. An example can be found here.
3. Signed letter
A letter showing that the applicant has read the information. Download the letter here.
Please note: You must complete the forms before visiting the embassy.
Processing time
The Swedish Tax Agency processes the application, and the processing time is approximately 10–12 weeks. The decision is communicated by the Swedish Tax Agency.
Once the coordination number application has been granted, you can book an appointment to apply for a Swedish passport.
Coordination Number (Swedish Tax Agency's website, in Swedish)