COVID-19
Here you find our information about COVID-19.
- FAQ about COVID-19
- COVID-19 infection control measures from 22 November and 1 December
- Vaccination against COVID-19
- How to protect yourself and others from being infected with COVID-19
The best way to protect yourself and others from infection is to avoid close contact with people who are ill. General advice on avoiding infection is here. - COVID-19 infection control measures from 22 November and 1 December
- How long should I stay at home?
- If you or a family member has become ill
- COVID-19 and pregnancy
- COVID-19 and at-risk groups
- COVID-19 testing
The Public Health Agency of Sweden recommends that adults with symptoms of COVID-19 get tested to see if they have an ongoing infection. - If you are planning to travel
- Recommendation for all travellers to get tested for COVID-19 after arriving in Sweden
- Certificate requirements for foreign nationals travelling to Sweden
- Statistics about COVID-19
- More about COVID-19
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Covid-19 information for tourists: Visiting Sweden during the Covid-19 pandemic (krisinformation.se)
National Coronavirus telephone line in several languages
Call 08-123 680 00 for answers to questions about COVID-19.
The line is open on weekdays between 09:00 and 15:00. If you call the line outside of these hours, you can leave a message and be called back.
The telephone line is staffed by health communication officers who speak English, Arabic, Somali, Farsi, Dari, Tigrinya, Amharic, Russian, Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, and Spanish.
If you or anyone close to you is sick and you have any questions about their illness, always call 1177. In the event of an emergency and life-threatening difficulties, always call 112.
The telephone line is available in several languages and is a collaboration between the Public Health Agency of Sweden and local regions.