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Information for Swedish Lapland travellers in regards to the corona virus
The pandemic has defined our travels for a long time, and may still affect us even though most restrictions in Sweden are lifted.
We have gathered some of the information about travelling to Swedish Lapland, as well as restrictions and recommendations when staying in Sweden.
Travelling restrictions for Sweden
We ask you to closely monitor statements and guidance issued by your home country’s public authorities, health officials and embassy, in order to receive timely information on matters such as quarantine instructions upon arrival at home.
Flying to Sweden
Airline operators may ask you to wear a face mask, and may also may require passengers to show a health statement. Check this with your operator before travelling.
Everyday life in Swedish Lapland
Read more about Covid-19 in Sweden at the Public Health Agency of Sweden.
Tests for travel certificates
Kiruna
ExpressCare provides Covid-19 virus diagnostic and travel certification services. More specifically PCR tests, Antigen tests (rapid tests) and travel certificates. Booking via their website
Skellefteå
Vaccin i norr provides PCR-test and antigen tests in Skellefteå. Booking via their website
Luleå
ExpressCare offers PCR- and antigen tests in Luleå. Booking via their website
DrSvar, private clinic in Luleå that offers PCR- and antigen tests. See website for more info and bookings.
Vaccina provides antigen tests in Luleå. Booking via their website
Boden
MACC Scandinavia AB offers PCR and antigen testing. Book appointment at their website.
Arjeplog
Avonova Hälsa AB offers antigen testing Thursdays and Sundays during the period January 13th – April 3rd 2022. Please contact patrik.berglund@avonova.se or susanne.marklund@avonova.se for details and booking.
Stockholm / Arlanda Airport
PCR- and antigen tests are offered at Arlanda Airport.
Nordic Ways – Read more and book here.
AirPort Sky – Read more and book here
Vaccina – Read more and book here
ExpressCare – Read more and book here
Reduce the spread of infection:
- If you feel unwell, stay at home.
- If you are not vaccinated, keep a safe distance.
- Wash your hands frequently with soap and water.