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As of September 1, 2004, all Swedish passport applications must be delivered in person by the applicant to the Embassy of Sweden or to a Swedish consulate in the U.S.
Passport applications may not be submitted by postal mail or any other delivery service. The application fee is $40 and must be paid with a money order or certified bank check. For pick-up of the new passport at a consular location other than the one at which the application was submitted, there is an additional processing fee of $10.
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Kjell Anneling Appointed Consul General of Sweden in New York
One of Sweden's most experienced and accomplished diplomats, Kjell Anneling, has been appointed to the post of Consul General of Sweden in New York on an interim basis.
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Prime Minister Göran Persson Receives World Statesman Award
Prime Minister Göran Persson will be honored with the World Statesman Award from the Appeal of Conscience Foundation in New York City on September 20.
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Swedish Artist Annika Larsson at Andrea Rosen Gallery
Andrea Rosen Gallery in Chelsea presents a solo exhibition featuring Annika Larsson and two new video works entitled "Hockey" and "New Gravity".
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