British Embassy in Sweden
See also the national day of Sweden as well as the other public holidays. Now if you are getting married in Sweden then you will need a freedom to marry letter from the British Embassy in Stockholm. You will need your original divorce certificate or death certificate of your former spouse. This takes a few days at the Embassy and you will then have to have this authenticated by the Swedish government. This letter then needs to be translated as well as certified. From there you can register your marriage in Sweden.
Additionally if you have lost your passport while in Sweden you will need to report this loss or theft to the Swedish police. The police report they give you will be required by the Embassy in order you obtain a new passport. See the British passport cost while abroad for this. If you are on holiday and need to leave then an emergency travel document will be provided. If you live in Sweden then a passport would be required. The passport takes longer than the travel document.
See also the British Embassy in Romania as well as the British Embassy in Qatar and British Deputy High Commission in Mumbai.
British Embassy in StockholmSkarpögatan 6-8 Telephone +46 (0)8 671 30 00 / +44 20 7008 5000
British Embassy Stockholm Consular SectionAddress: Skarpögatan 6-8 Consular enquiries: +46 (0) 8 671 30 00 / +44 20 7136 6857 (open 24/7) Fax: +46 (0) 8 671 31 98 Visa EnquiriesAll enquiries via the UK Visas website at www.gov.uk/visas-immigration
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