Travelling with cash and/or equivalent assets
You have to give notification to Swedish Customs if you are carrying the equivalent of EUR 10,000 or more in cash or equivalent assets when travelling to or from Sweden.
To prevent money laundering and organised crime, and fight terrorism, you are obliged to give notification when carrying the equivalent of EUR 10,000 or more in cash or equivalent assets when travelling to or from Sweden.
From 1 April, you will need to report that you are travelling with cash even if you are travelling to or from another EU country.
Besides notes and coins, “cash and equivalent assets” is also defined as:
- traveller’s cheques
- cheques
- promissory notes
- investment gold (with a gold content of 99,5 % or more)
- gold coins (with a gold content of at least 90.5%)
- money orders payable to bearer.
Give notification
If you have made your notification online, you do not need to contact Swedish Customs when you cross Sweden's border. You should be able to present your registration number and other required documentation, if requested by a customs officer.
Report cash and/or equivalent assets on form
Cash declaration pdf, 432.1 kB.
Cash declaration – additional sheet pdf, 161.4 kB.
If you are unable to print the forms, they are available at our customs offices.
