Swedish representation in Canada
Swedish Honorary Consulate General in Toronto
Contact details, opening hours and practical consular information for the Swedish Honorary Consulate General in Toronto, Ontario.
Contact details
Contact the Swedish Honorary Consulate General in Toronto
The Consulate General of Sweden in Toronto is headed by Honorary Consul General Lars Christian Ruuth.
Toronto, ON M4W 3E2
Canada
Emergency passports: The Toronto Honorary Consulate General is specifically authorized by Sweden to issue emergency passports in eligible cases.
Location
Where is the Swedish Honorary Consulate General in Toronto?
The Consulate General of Sweden is located at 2 Bloor Street West in central Toronto.
About the consulate
About the Swedish Honorary Consulate General in Toronto
Sweden maintains an Honorary Consulate General in Toronto as part of its consular network in Canada. The office is headed by Honorary Consul General Lars Christian Ruuth.
The Toronto post provides local consular assistance to Swedish citizens in Ontario and operates under the authority of the Embassy of Sweden in Ottawa.
Consular services
Services at the Swedish Honorary Consulate General
The Toronto office provides a number of Swedish consular services, including a specific emergency-passport function.
Emergency passports
The Toronto Honorary Consulate General is authorized to issue Swedish emergency passports in eligible situations.
Passport collection
Regular Swedish passport applications in Canada must be made in person at the Embassy of Sweden in Ottawa, but completed passports can be sent to Toronto for personal collection for an additional fee.
Other consular matters
The office may assist with selected document, certification and other consular matters. Contact the consulate before visiting to confirm whether your specific service is available.
Regular passport applications: These cannot be made at the Toronto Honorary Consulate General. Applicants must apply in person at the Embassy of Sweden in Ottawa.
Opening hours
Opening hours of the Swedish Honorary Consulate General
Payment: The Toronto consulate states that payment for consular services is accepted in cash only.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Swedish Honorary Consulate General
Global Affairs Canada records the Toronto Honorary Consulate General’s jurisdiction as the Province of Ontario.
Before you visit
What to check before visiting
Check the service
Confirm that the Toronto office can handle your particular consular request before travelling.
Check the correct passport procedure
Regular passport applications must be made in Ottawa. Toronto can issue emergency passports in eligible cases and receive completed regular passports for collection.
Bring the correct payment
The office currently states that payment for consular services is accepted in cash only.
Frequently asked questions
Swedish Honorary Consulate General in Toronto FAQ
Is there a Swedish consulate in Toronto?
Yes. Sweden maintains an Honorary Consulate General in Toronto, Ontario.
Who is the Honorary Consul General of Sweden in Toronto?
Lars Christian Ruuth is the current Honorary Consul General of Sweden in Toronto.
Where is the Swedish Honorary Consulate General in Toronto?
The office is located at 2 Bloor Street West, Suite 2109, Toronto, Ontario M4W 3E2.
What are the opening hours?
The consulate is open to the public on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Telephone hours are 9:00 am to 12:30 pm on the same days.
Can I apply for a regular Swedish passport in Toronto?
No. Regular passport applications in Canada must be made in person at the Embassy of Sweden in Ottawa. Completed passports can be sent to Toronto for personal collection for an additional fee.
Can the Toronto Consulate issue an emergency passport?
Yes. Sweden specifically authorizes the Toronto Honorary Consulate General to issue emergency passports in eligible cases.
What area does the Toronto Consulate General cover?
Global Affairs Canada records its consular jurisdiction as the Province of Ontario.