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.
Types of customs declarations
You must declare all imported goods in an import declaration. There are various types of import declarations.
Diffrent types of customs declarations for imports
Declaration guides
Here you can find guides on completing different declarations used to import goods.
Declaration guides for import (in Swedish)
Supporting documents
Supporting documents are any documents used to support statements in your customs declaration. If you declare goods imported from a country outside the EU, you are required to provide supporting documents on request from Swedish Customs.
Supporting documents (in Swedish)
Undeclared goods
Imported goods that have not been registered or declared are considered undeclared. It is a crime to fail to register or declare goods that have been imported to Sweden, and it may be punishable according to the Swedish Act on Penalties for Smuggling.
VAT in case of IOSS registration
E-commerce platforms have the option to charge VAT to their customer at the time of purchase.