Step 3: Pay and send your application
When you apply for a licence after additional training you have to use the application form for educated outside of the EU and EEA. You can not apply via the e-service for educated in Sweden.
Follow these steps
- Fill out the form and make sure you have all the required documents.
- Pay the application fee.
- Send the application by mail.
Your application should contain:
- a completed application form
- a copy of the first page of your valid passport or a copy of your valid Swedish ID card
- a certificate of your additional training
- an certificate that you have successfully completed internship (AT)
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the original AT book (we will not return your documents, so save a copy to be on the safe side).
Pay the application fee when you send your application
- The fee to apply for a licence is SEK 2 900.
- Deposit the fee to bank giro account 790-3750 when submitting your application.
- Include your Swedish personal identity no. (yyyymmddxxxx) in the message box without any hyphens or spaces.
Download and print the application form
Form for application for assessment of education abroad
Post your application and all documents to
Socialstyrelsen
Behörighet
106 30 Stockholm
How long does it take?
Assuming you have included all the required information, processing an application for a licence currently takes approximately 2–4 weeks.
When we receive your application, we will review the police records to verify that you have not been convicted of a serious criminal offence. If your name appears in the records, we will contact you in order to evaluate the situation on an individual basis. You will then have to wait a bit longer than normal.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have questions about how to apply?
Telephone: 075-247 30 00
Telephone hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9–11
E-mail: fragoromansokan@socialstyrelsen.se
Do you have questions about your current application?
If you have submitted an application and have questions about your application, you can contact us. Always state your case number (diary number). During the summer, we have lower staffing, which results in longer response times to incoming questions.
Telephone: 075-247 30 00
Telephone hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9–11
E-mail: socialstyrelsen@socialstyrelsen.se