Sweden travel information
Travelling in Sweden is safe and hassle-free, owing to the local’s famous non-aggressiveness and open mindedness as well as a well-developed tourist infrastructure complete with excellent service. The country also has medical care comparable to that found in the rest of the developed world.
Sweden is one of the safest places in the world for travellers, as the people are friendly and laid-back, putting crime at a minimum. However, as with any country, pickpocketing can be a problem in crowded areas, particularly in the summer months. For more information, check the Foreign & Commonwealth Office website.
http://www.fco.gov.uk
The Footprint Guides website offers loads of relevant advice for travellers to Sweden, including practical advice for independent and budget travellers, and an extensive section detailing the country’s numerous attractions.
http://www.footprintguides.com/
In general, no special immunisations or medications are necessary for travel to Sweden. Regarding any health concerns, the MD Travel Health site offers comprehensive information, and advice (updated daily) on a variety of health issues and precautions for travelling in Sweden.
http://www.MDtravelhealth.com
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Essentials
Visas: Stays of up to 90 days are visa-free for most nationalities
Season: Summer (May – August)
Money: Swedish krona
Language: Swedish – English widely spoken
Emergency #: 112 for all emergencies