We’ve compiled a list of links to information about Brexit to help British nationals check what they need to do, whether they are currently living in Sweden or thinking about moving here from the UK. As everyone’s personal circumstances are different, we have chosen to give links to the original sources so that you can make an informed decision based on up to date information. Where the Swedish version of a web page has more information, or more up to date information than the British page, we’ve shown the Swedish version.
General
Living in Sweden – Information on all aspects of living in Sweden as a UK national (British Government)
Europa – Information on all aspects of living in the EU. Each section has a “Brexit” information box and assistance is available
Withdrawal Agreement – Summary of part two (citizens’ rights)
Residency
Brexit – the rights of UK nationals in Sweden after the transition period – Press release & summary (Swedish Government)
Questions and answers about the rights of UK nationals in Sweden after the transition period – Detailed information about residency requirements after 1st January 2021 (Swedish Government)
Residence status for British citizens – Information on the new residence status (Swedish Migration Authority)
Apply for residence status – Swedish Migration Authority
Personal Imports
Brexit for private individuals – Online shopping, personal parcels, duty-free allowances, relocation, plants, food, pets (Swedish Customs Authority)
Business
Information for businesses – Information for businesses trading with the UK (Swedish Government Services for Businesses)
Brexit for businesses – Imports, exports and issues to consider (Swedish Customs Authority)
Social insurance
Social insurance and Brexit – arrangements from January 1st 2021 (Swedish Social Insurance Authority)
Tax
How private individuals and businesses can be affected by Brexit (Swedish Tax Authority)
Driving Licence
Simplified rules for UK driving licence holders living in Sweden (Swedish Transport Agency)
Other Resources:
The Local Sweden – for regular updates on Brexit