If you are interested in having a Swedish bankaccount during your stay as an international student please contact one of SEB’s offices. SEB offices near Stockholm University are located at:
- Stockholm south, Södermalm - Hornsgatan 56 (Mariatorget)
- Stockholm south, Södermalm - Medborgarplatsen 3 (Söderhallarna)
- Stockholm city - Sergels torg 2
- Stockholm city - Tegnergatan 18
- Stockholm city - Odengatan 71 (Odenplan)
- Stockholm city - Odengatan 28
- Stockholm city - Stureplan 2
- Stockholm city - Nybrogatan 39 (Östermalmstorg)
- Stockholm north, Danderyd - Mörby centrum, plan 4
The offices are open Monday - Friday, 10:00-15:00. Please do not visit during lunch hour (12:00-13:00) or in large groups in order to avoid a long queue at the office.
You need to bring certain documents to the branch office, please read more below:
International Students with a Swedish Identity Number
Students who have obtained a Swedish Identity Number (“personnummer”) from the Swedish Tax Authority need to bring their Swedish ID card or a birth certificate (“personbevis”) and passport.
International Students without a Swedish Identity number
Students from the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands)
• Certificate from the school you are attending including the duration of your studies
• Valid ID, please bring your passport
Members of EU/EES
• Certificate from the school you are attending including the duration of your studies
• Registration notice from the Swedish Migration Board (“Registrering av uppehållsrätt”)
• Valid ID, please bring your passport
Students from a non-EU/EES country and Swiss citizens
• Certificate from the school you are attending including the duration of your studies
• Residence permit
• Valid ID, please bring your passport
For more information please see the enclosed pdf down below, SEB - special offer for international students.
