As Italy’s diplomatic representation in Sweden, the Embassy of Italy in Stockholm handles political, economic and consular relations.
Contact Details
| Address | Oakhill, Djurgården, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden |
| Telephone | +46 8 545 671 00 |
| Fax | +46 8 660 05 05 |
| stoccolma.segreteria@esteri.it | |
| Website | ambstoccolma.esteri.it |
| Head of Mission | Michele Pala, Ambassador |
| National Day | 2 June |
Opening Hours
No opening hours are published in the Swedish Foreign Ministry’s diplomatic list (September 2026). Check the embassy’s website or call before visiting.
Location of the Embassy
Before your visit
Visitors go to Oakhill, Djurgården, 115 21 Stockholm.
- Opening hours: not published in the Swedish Foreign Ministry’s diplomatic list (September 2026) – check the embassy’s website or call before you go.
- Bring: your passport or ID card, plus originals and copies of every document needed for your application.
The embassy and its network in Sweden
The ambassador is Michele Pala, who presented credentials to the King of Sweden on 15 February 2024. Seven honorary consulates – in Gothenburg, Karlstad, Luleå, Malmö, Sundsvall, Umeå and Visby – support Italian citizens outside the capital.
Consular services
Requests the consular staff deal with:
- Italian passports and emergency travel documents
- Registration of births, marriages and deaths
- Certificates for pensions abroad
- Help for citizens in difficulty – illness, arrest or loss of documents
Documents checklist
Prepare these documents before your appointment. The lists are taken from official Italian sources:
Italian passport (application abroad)
- Registration in AIRE (registry of Italians resident abroad), with your current address, at the consulate for your area
- Book an appointment in the Prenot@mi system (adults and minors aged 12 or over) and apply in person – fingerprints are taken
- A recent colour photo, 35 × 40 mm, front-facing on a light background, taken within the last six months
- Your expired or expiring passport as proof of identity
- Passports are not renewed – a new passport is issued (valid 10 years for adults)
- Fee: about €116 (e.g. €116.20 at the Consulate General in Paris since 1 December 2025), often payable in local currency
Sources: Italian Consulate General in Paris – passports (esteri.it), Italian Embassy in Tunis – passports and documents (esteri.it) (checked October 2026). Requirements and fees can change and individual posts may ask for more – confirm the current list with the embassy before your visit.
Do I need an appointment?
Many consular services require an appointment – check the website first.
Closing days
The embassy is normally closed on Swedish public holidays. The Italian national day, 2 June, normally means a closure too. Many missions also close on their own national and religious holidays – call ahead.
Emergency assistance
Italian nationals in urgent need of help can reach the embassy on +46 8 545 671 00. Consular staff can replace lost travel documents and inform family members; they do not provide legal representation or money. In Sweden, the emergency number is 112. Swedish citizens who need help in Italy can contact the Swedish Embassy in Rome; the Swedish Foreign Ministry’s consular duty service is reachable around the clock on +46 8 405 50 05, and Sweden Abroad lists the local contacts.
Diplomatic missions of Italy in Sweden
Italy in Sweden
- Stockholm – Embassy of Italy (this page)
- Gothenburg – Honorary Consulate
- Karlstad – Honorary Consulate
- Luleå – Honorary Consulate
- Malmö – Honorary Consulate
- Sundsvall – Honorary Consulate
- Umeå – Honorary Consulate
- Visby – Honorary Consulate
Frequently asked questions about the Embassy of Italy in Stockholm
Where is the Italian Embassy in Stockholm?
At Oakhill, Djurgården, 115 21 Stockholm.
Who is the ambassador of Italy to Sweden?
Michele Pala, who presented credentials on 15 February 2024, according to the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
When is the Italian national day?
The national day of Italy is 2 June; embassies usually close or hold a reception on that day.
Do Swedish citizens need a visa for Italy?
No. A valid Swedish passport or national ID card is enough.
Details checked on 12 October 2026. Sources: Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs – Stockholm Diplomatic List (25 September 2026), Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs – travel information for Italy (Sweden Abroad), ambstoccolma.esteri.it. Rules and opening hours can change. Confirm with the embassy before your visit.
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