Swedish business phone number
A Swedish mobile number open to foreign companies, a landline reserved for local addresses.
Local and mobile, document by document
Required documents, local and mobile
Swedish local number
+46 · For businesses only
Required address
Local address, within the area code’s zone
The company’s address must be in the city or region covered by the area code of the chosen number. A PO box is not accepted.
To provide
- Proof of address within the area code’s zoneDocumentAny of: the Swedish registration certificate (Registreringsbevis) if it shows this address, an energy, water or telecom bill, a tax notice, a rent receipt or a property deed. A PO box is not accepted.
- Swedish organisation numberTo enterThe Organisationsnummer issued by Bolagsverket (NNNNNN-NNNN), proven by the Registreringsbevis.
- Company websiteTo enterNo document to attach.
- Representative’s emailTo enterThe contact email address of the company’s representative.
Swedish mobile number
+46 · For businesses only
Required address
Address anywhere in the world
The company’s address can be anywhere in the world. A PO box is not accepted. No supporting document is needed.
To provide
- Registration documentDocumentThe Registreringsbevis for a Swedish company, otherwise the official document from the country where the company is registered (for example the Kbis extract in France).
- Registration numberTo enterThe official number assigned by your country’s authority (for example the SIREN in France).
- Public websiteTo enterOr a verified social media account of the company.
- Company representativeTo enterTheir name and contact email. Aliases are not accepted; a personal address may lead to additional checks.
Indicative list updated on 15 October 2026. Requirements are set by each country’s authorities and may change; the exact list is confirmed when you order the number.
Getting a Swedish virtual phone number for your business
Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö: Sweden is the leading Nordic market, and a +46 number inspires trust there. Landline and mobile numbers follow very different rules.
For a landline, the company’s address must be within the area code’s zone, proven by the Swedish registration certificate (Registreringsbevis) or a bill, and the Swedish organisation number is requested.
For a mobile, the address can be anywhere in the world: a company registered abroad simply provides its own registration document and number. You will also be asked for a public website and the representative’s email address, which cannot be an alias.
Country code and number format
- Local (landline)
- +46 +46, then the area code without the 0 and the number; the length varies. 8 Stockholm, 31 Gothenburg, 40 Malmö, 18 Uppsala. Example: +46 8 123 456 78.
- Mobile
- +46 +46 7, then 8 digits (07x nationally). Example: +46 70 123 45 67.
What you need to know
The Registreringsbevis
The registration certificate issued by Bolagsverket, the Swedish Companies Registration Office. It shows the organisation number (Organisationsnummer), in the format NNNNNN-NNNN.
A business email, no alias
For a mobile, the representative’s email address cannot be an alias, and a personal address (such as a free webmail account) may lead to additional checks.
Mobile or landline?
Without an office in Sweden, mobile is the natural route. With a Stockholm address, an 08 number shows your local presence.
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