The International Dialing Code for Sweden is +46.
The main Swedish service providers are 3, Tele2, Telenor and Telia. Getting a local SIM card is easy and there are always a number of deals to choose from, or get a pay-as-you-go.
Mobile phones cannot necessarily be used for emergencies – in the mountains, for example, there might be no coverage!
Internet is fast in Sweden and there are free Wifi hot spots everwhere (museums, malls, parks etc.).
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We have just arrived in Gothenborg (25/05/23) from UK and cannot find anyone remotely interested in registering our boats arrival, because it is a leisure craft, and not commercial or carrying paid passengers. We have been round the hoses with Border Police, Customes, Marine Clearance, to no avail. Struggling to see how we are going to declare our arrival date as a means of validating for Returned Goods Relief on our return.
Go to the airport, police there will stamp your passport.