What the official rules say about the photo for the Swedish passport and national ID card (photo taken at the police passport office), with the source we checked. Rules read on polisen.se on 12 November 2026.
You don't bring a photo for a Swedish passport or national ID card: the Swedish Police take your photograph at the passport office, and everyone applying, children included, must come in person after booking a time. So there is nothing to make or check here.
As published, checked on 12 November 2026. WinPhoto is not affiliated with any government.
The rules at a glance
For the Swedish passport and national ID card (photo taken at the police passport office), as the official rules state them.
All the official rules and sources
photograph taken at the police passport office in Sweden
For: none: Swedish passport and national ID card applications at a police passport office, where the photograph is taken.
Official source: polisen.se, checked on 12 November 2026.
Photographs will be taken at the passport office.
All who apply for passports and national ID cards must personally come to the police passport office, including children and adolescents.
As published, checked on 12 November 2026. WinPhoto is not affiliated with any government. Rules change: check the official page before you apply.
Questions
Do I need to bring a photo for the Swedish passport and national ID card (photo taken at the police passport office)?
You don't bring a photo for a Swedish passport or national ID card: the Swedish Police take your photograph at the passport office, and everyone applying, children included, must come in person after booking a time. So there is nothing to make or check here. These are the rules as we checked them on 12 November 2026: check the official page before you apply.