Importing goods
Different rules apply when importing and exporting goods from EU Member States than from third countries, with regard to authorisations, customs duties and fees. Find out all you need to know here.
Purchasing goods from an EU Member State
It is, in principle, free movement of goods between the countries of the EU. Consequently, you do not need to submit any import declaration when purchasing goods from an EU Member State.
Importing goods from a non-Member State
Start importing
There is a lot to consider if you want to start importing goods from a non-Member State. Here you will find out what the process looks like, how to access our online services, important things to consider, and how to apply for the necessary permits for importation.
Customs duties and charges
When you import goods into Sweden, you have to pay customs duties and other charges. Sometimes you may be entitled to repayment or remission of duties and charges.
Declaring goods when importing
You are required to always declare imported goods using an import declaration, where you state what goods you are importing, any customs duty you are liable to pay, and whether the goods are subject to restrictions.
Duty-free goods
Some goods are eligible for duty relief due to their specific circumstances.
Importing for specific purposes or processing
Some goods can be imported with reduced customs duty or duty-free. These may include goods that are being repaired or processed, goods for exhibits, or goods intended for specific purposes.
Good customs procedures
Having good customs procedures in place at a company is very important. Here we explain how you can plan, monitor and follow up on your business.
Good customs procedures – how to plan, monitor and follow up on your business