Philippine Embassy Stockholm: Fees, Days and Latvia
Department of Foreign Affairs · consular
Quick answer
The Philippine Embassy in Stockholm is at Grenstigen 2A, Lidingo, and covers Sweden and Latvia. A passport is 840 SEK and a notarial 350 SEK. Notarial services run only on Mondays and Fridays, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and Swedish applicants pay by Swish.
Every figure on this page is from Philippine Embassy Stockholm's own published documents.
Last verified 3 sources, listed below
Notarial Services and Legalization1 · Passport2 · Visa3. PHGuides is independent and not affiliated with DFA.
Stockholm has the narrowest service window of any post covered on this site. Notarial services run on Mondays and Fridays only, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, which is 12 hours a week for that counter.
Where and who it covers
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| Address | Grenstigen 2A, 181 31 Lidingo, Stockholm, Sweden |
| Jurisdiction | applicants from Sweden and from Latvia |
| Notarial services | Mondays and Fridays, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
| Payment, Sweden | Swish |
| Payment, Latvia | cash or bank transfer |
The Sweden and Latvia split runs through every fee page, and it changes how you pay rather than what you pay. There is no card option published for either country.
Fees
| Service | Fee | Release |
|---|---|---|
| Passport, main route | 840 SEK | |
| Passport, second route | 1,260 SEK | |
| Passport, third route | 2,100 SEK | |
| Notarial and legalization, regular, per document | 350 SEK | after 5 working days |
| Notarial and legalization, expedite, per document | 490 SEK | |
| Civil registry: marriage, birth and death | 350 SEK | |
| Visa | 280 SEK, 420 SEK, 560 SEK, 700 SEK | regular after 5 working days, expedite after 2 working days |
Expediting a notarial costs 140 SEK more and takes the wait from 5 working days down. On a visa the same choice moves release from 5 working days to 2, saving 3 working days.
The 14.0 conversion
Every Stockholm figure is the network’s US dollar base rate multiplied by exactly 14.0:
| Service | Stockholm | ÷ 14.0 | USD base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passport | 840 SEK | 60.00 | $60.00 |
| Passport, second route | 1,260 SEK | 90.00 | $90.00 |
| Passport, third route | 2,100 SEK | 150.00 | $150.00 |
| Visa | 420 SEK | 30.00 | $30.00 |
| Visa | 560 SEK | 40.00 | $40.00 |
| Visa | 700 SEK | 50.00 | $50.00 |
| Visa | 280 SEK | 20.00 | $20.00 |
| Notarial, regular | 350 SEK | 25.00 | $25.00 |
| Notarial, expedite | 490 SEK | 35.00 | $25.00 + $10.00 |
The expedited notarial is the line that proves the pattern: 490 SEK is not a separate rate but 350 SEK plus 140 SEK, which is the base $25.00 notarial plus the base $10.00 expedite fee. The same base schedule is published unconverted at Honolulu and appears in rupiah at Jakarta at a different divisor.
Because the third passport route converts to $150.00, which is the base rate for a lost passport rather than a renewal, 2,100 SEK is the lost-passport tier even though the page does not label it as such.
The 59-day rule
The Embassy states plainly that a person issued a Philippine visa is allowed to stay in the Philippines for a maximum of 59 days. That is the entry permission, not the visa’s validity, and the two are routinely confused: a visa valid for 6 months still admits you for 59 days at a time.
What this page does not cover
Stockholm does not label which passport route each of its three fees belongs to, so this guide reports the conversion rather than asserting a service name for 1,260 SEK and 2,100 SEK. It publishes no dual citizenship fee and no processing time for passports on the pages read here. Requirements for an overseas renewal are in the passport renewal abroad guide, and the Philippine-side civil registry record in the PSA birth certificate guide.
Frequently asked questions
- Where is the Philippine Embassy in Stockholm?
- Grenstigen 2A, 181 31 Lidingo, Stockholm, Sweden. Note that Lidingo is an island suburb rather than the city centre.
- Does the Embassy cover Latvia too?
- Yes. Every fee page distinguishes applicants from Sweden and applicants from Latvia, and the difference is how you pay rather than what you pay.
- How do I pay?
- Applicants from Sweden pay via Swish. Applicants from Latvia pay by cash or bank transfer, and the passport page names cash specifically. No card option is published.
- When can I get something notarised?
- Mondays and Fridays only, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. That is the tightest notarial window of any post covered on this site, and it means a document needed midweek waits until Friday.
- What does a notarial cost and how long does it take?
- SEK 350 per document on regular processing, released after 5 working days. Expedite is SEK 490 per document. The SEK 140 difference is the standard 10 dollar expedite fee converted at the Embassy's own rate.
- How much is a Philippine passport in Stockholm?
- 840 SEK on the main route, with further passport routes published at 1,260 SEK and 2,100 SEK. At the Embassy's conversion those are the 60, 90 and 150 dollar base rates, so the 2,100 SEK figure is the lost-passport tier.
- How long can I stay on a Philippine visa issued here?
- The Embassy states that a person issued a Philippine visa is allowed to stay in the Philippines for a maximum of 59 days. Regular visa payment is released after 5 working days and expedite after 2 working days.
- Why do the kronor figures look odd?
- They are conversions. Every one is the US dollar base rate multiplied by exactly 14.0, so 840 SEK is 60 dollars, 350 SEK is 25 dollars and 280 SEK is 20 dollars.
More DFA guides
Sources
- Philippine Embassy Stockholm | Notarial Services and Legalization, retrieved
- Philippine Embassy Stockholm | Passport, retrieved
- Philippine Embassy Stockholm | Visa, retrieved