2019:Visas
Pour plus d'informations, voir: Politique des visas de l'espace Schengen sur Wikipedia.
Étant donné que la Suède fait partie de l'Union européenne et de l'espace Schengen, la politique de la Suède en matière de visas est définie par l'Union européenne et ne comporte pas de politique de visa distincte.
Nous ne pouvons garantir que les informations fournies sont exactes ou à jour. Même les sites Web officiels du gouvernement suédois peuvent contenir des informations obsolètes ou incorrectes. Pour éviter les mauvaises surprises, obtenez des informations concernant votre demande de visa, confirmées par écrit.
Accès sans visa
Accès libre (pas de visa requis)
- Citoyens de l'Union européenne
- ressortissants des pays composant l'Espace économique européen (EEE):
- ressortissants de la Suisse
Accès libre (90 jours sur une période de 180 jours)
Les ressortissants des 62 pays et territoires suivants détenteurs d'un passeport ordinaire peuvent entrer dans l'espace Schengen, la Bulgarie, la Croatie, Chypre et la Roumanie sans visa, pour les séjours de courte durée (habituellement 90 jours sur une période de 180 jours):
Visa exigé
Les titulaires de passeports des pays énumérés ci-dessous auront besoin d'un visa pour entrer dans l'espace Schengen et la Suède pour assister à la conférence.
Entités et autorités territoriales qui ne sont pas reconnues comme États par au moins un État membre
- Kosovo
- Palestine
Demander un visa de visiteur
Les citoyens de pays qui ne figurent pas parmi les pays exemptés de l'obligation de visa énumérés ci-dessus auront besoin d'un visa de visiteur pour la Suède. Les documents suivants sont nécessaires pour demander ce visa auprès d'un consulat ou d'une ambassade de Suède:
Please note that the visa approval process can be long and time consuming. We recommend to register and get an appointment (if required, depends on country of origin) at the Swedish embassy or consulate of your choice as early as possible. Moreover, please note that if you are transiting certain countries (e.g. USA, United Kingdom) en route to Stockholm, you may also be required to apply for a transit visa.
Depending on your country of origin, you need to get an appointment at the Swedish embassy or consulate. It is advisable to get one as soon as possible. We advise you to check the appointment availability soon, as in some countries longer waiting times and scarcity of appointment options are likely, and to make an appointment straight away. Please also check the processing time for a visa. We recommend starting the visa process as soon as possible.
Please note that these are intended to be general guidelines, and you should be sure to check with your local embassy or high commission when finding the exact requirements for your visa application.
To apply for a visa, you need to present (the following list is required no matter the origin):[1]
- A valid passport, valid for at least three months after the visa has expired, and that has been issued in the last ten year period.
- An invitation letter
- Money for the stay and the journey home. It is required that you have SEK 450 for each day spent in Sweden. This may be lower if food and accommodation is paid in advance. You will have to be able to show that you have enough funds with for example bank statements or a document where the invitor promises to meet all expenses during the visit.
- An individual medical travel insurance, that covers all costs that could arise from an emergency medical assistance, emergency hosptalization or medical repatriation. It will have to cover costs of at least EUR 30,000 and be valid throughout the Schengen area.
In most cases, you will also have to present:
- Passport and photocopy of passport.
- Two passport photos that are no more than six months old and that are taken full-face (taken when you are facing the camera directly with your eyes looking straight at the camera).
- Conference program or the equivalent.
- Travel documents.
- Hotel room booking confirmation.
- Visa application form.
Costs range from country to country, as do issuing times. Please contact your consulate for specific requirements.
Consulats et ambassades de Suède
- You will find country-specific information here.
Supporting Documents for Visa Applications
If you are attending Wikimania 2019 and require a visa, the Wikimedia Foundation can provide you with a letter to support your visa application. However, please note that beyond providing a supporting letter, the Wikimedia Foundation is unable to influence the visa application process.
If you require a supporting letter, please contact visas@wikimedia.org
When writing to request a supporting letter, you must include your full name, home address, and passport number in the body of the email. Please do not include a PDF of your passport, as attachments will not be opened. If you know the address of your visa application centre and/or the name of the Swedish official processing your application, please include that as well.
Please allow plenty of time when requesting your visa letter before your visa application is due, as the WMF does not prioritize urgent requests. Requests for invitation letters will be filled in the order that they are received.