Welcome to the website of the Visa Application Centre for Sweden in Bangladesh. Embassy of Sweden also represents Belgium, Finland, Iceland, The Netherlands, Latvia, Luxemburg, Poland and Slovenia. Short Term visa applications for these countries are also accepted at the Sweden Visa Application Centre, Dhaka. All links and information on this website has been endorsed by the Embassy of Sweden, Dhaka.
Step 2 Before you decide to apply for a visa please make sure you familiarize yourself with the information on the visa subclass you are applying for. Quick links to information on visa categories and Long Term Visa Types helpful information including Visa Fee, VFS Service Charge and Processing Time can be found on the Visa Wizard page on this website.
Step 3 Applicants should fill the Download Forms corresponding to the visa subclass under which they wish to lodge their application. Applicants can get the Download Forms by visiting the nearest Sweden Visa Application Centre or by downloading the forms from Applications and Forms.
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For the kind attention of visa customers
According to the instruction from the Embassy of Sweden, Dhaka, Sweden Visa Application Centre will remain closed from 26 March 2020 to until further notice.
All applicants are requested to visit our website/embassy website for any further updates.
- Increased fees for visa applications
Please note: As of 02 February 2020 the Schengen visa fee per person (Short Stay Visa) will increase from 60 to 80 euros or the equivalent amount in your local currency. For children between 6-12 years old the visa fee will increase to 40 euros or equivalent. - Beware of fraudulent job offers. For more details – click here
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