If you want to start a business in Sweden, there are several steps and requirements to consider. The requirements depend on the type of business and the activities you plan to carry out.
Citizens of EU and EEA countries have the right to start and run a business in Sweden under the same conditions as Swedish citizens. Depending on your situation, you may need to register your residence, obtain a Swedish personal identity number or coordination number, and meet any requirements relevant to your business activity.
This page provides an overview of registration, permits and licences, business support services, and useful resources to help you get started.
Depending on your business activity, you may need permits, registrations, or approvals from public authorities before starting operations. At verksamt.se Länk till annan webbplats. you can fill out a checklist for your industry. Just answer a few questions about what you want to start and you will receive a checklist tailored to your needs. The checklist gives you a good overview of conditions and information.
If your business is established in another EU country and you plan to provide services in Sweden, different rules may apply depending on the type of activity.
In some cases, you may need to:
Notify a Swedish authority before providing services
Register your business activity in Sweden
Obtain permits or licences
Have your professional qualifications recognised
Examples may include construction, healthcare, transport, and other regulated professions or services.
Requirements vary depending on the type of business and activity.
For detailed guidance, visit Verksamt.se and Your Europe.
For detailed information about permits, local requirements, or municipal e-services, please contact Kramfors Municipality or visit the relevant service pages.