Consular Section, Embassy of Japan in Sweden
The Consular Section of Japan’s Embassy in Stockholm handles services for Japanese nationals resident in Sweden and Japanese visa applications within its remit. The official menu separates passports, certificates, family-register and nationality matters, overseas residence registration, voting, safety and travel information. Each procedure has its own requirements; the general directory is not a substitute for the exact checklist.
About Consular Section, Embassy of Japan in Sweden
The Stockholm Consular Section is the main point of contact for Japanese nationals in Sweden who need to renew identity documents, report family-register changes or obtain certificates for use in Japan. This profile reflects the services the Embassy lists; the certificate and proof of residence depend on the purpose for which the document will be used.
The office asks visitors to book by phone. Calling +46 8 5793 5300 allows applicants to ask about paperwork before travelling. The address is Gärdesgatan 10; the Embassy recommends bus 69 to Ambassaderna or a walk from Karlaplan, and says there is no on-site parking.
Public comments located for the office include individual praise for communication and professional assistance. Applicants can make the visit more effective by identifying the exact service, bringing required originals and confirming the appointment: visa-counter hours are shorter than some Wednesday consular hours. The Embassy identifies Hideaki Mizukoshi as Ambassador, but does not publish a named head of this counter.
Services listed by the office
- Passports and travel documents
- Certificates and registrations
- Overseas voting
- Visa information
- Safety and emergencies
The Consular Section of Japan’s Embassy in Stockholm handles services for Japanese nationals resident in Sweden and Japanese visa applications within its remit. The official menu separates passports, certificates, family-register and nationality matters,