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Zadatak Uprave za usluge prijevoza (Transportstyrelsen) je da dostigne zadovoljavajuću pristupačnost, visoku kakvoću, sigurne i ekološki prilagođene prijevozne veze u okviru željezničkog, zračnog, vodenog te automobilskog prometa.About-us / Other languages
Español (Spanish)
Dirección Nacional de Transportes de Suecia. Contacte con la Dirección Nacional de Transportes de Suecia. Cuotas para infraestructura. Impuesto a la congestión vial en Estocolmo y Gotemburgo.
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Registration certificates
In this section, you can find out more about your vehicle's registration certificate and what you can use it for.
Road / Vehicles
Compulsory road traffic insurance
Traffic insurance is compulsory insurance (sometimes called 'third party insurance') which provides compensation in the event of certain kinds of road traffic accident.
Road / Vehicles
The general charge compensation system for security checks of passengers and their baggage
GAS is a general compensation system where all Swedish security-approved airports’ security control costs are accumulated and distributed per passenger.
Aviation / Airport, air navigation service and airspace
Traffic permits
As a general rule, a traffic permit is required for commercial transport of passengers and/or cargo. However, airlines with an operating license issued by an EU member state, Norway, Iceland or Lichtenstein do not need a traffic permit for performing...
Aviation / Air operators
Aircraft
Here you can find information from the Swedish aircraft registry and about import/export of aircraft. But also information regarding airworthiness, maintenance and drones.
Aviation / Aircraft
Flight training and licensing
Information regarding aircraft maintenance personell, flight training, flight crew licences and cabin crew training/attestation.
Aviation / Flight training and licensing
Vessels
General information about rules pertaining to vessels and their equipment. The Swedish Maritime Code categorises vessel into ships and boats. A ship is a vessel with a length over all exceeding 24 meters. Smaller vessels are considered boats.
Shipping / Vessels