Sweden

Last checked: 16 October 2026. Scope: obtaining numbers for inbound/general telephony.

Number types and address rules

What to prepare

Local/national businesses: name, website, representative email, organization number with registration certificate, and address evidence (certificate, utility bill, tax notice, rent receipt, or title deed).

Mobile businesses: registration document, name/address, registration number, website/social profile, representative name/email. Alias emails are prohibited; personal domains may need extra checks. No address-document upload.

Toll-free businesses: name, Swedish address, website and representative email; no documents listed.

Individuals: local/national require government ID, address proof (ID or the address documents above), and representative contact email. Mobile requires photo ID/passport, worldwide physical address and email, without address evidence.

Before ordering

For individual toll-free, Twilio unusually says the address must match the prefix locality/region and requires identity/address proof plus contact email. Confirm how Twilio applies that wording to toll-free before ordering.

These are preparation notes, not a stock or approval guarantee. Check the exact number's Voice capability and current registration form. For shared terms and the ordering steps, see the overview.

Local terminology

Translations help identify terms; they do not expand Twilio's accepted document list.

Source

Twilio: Sweden regulatory guidelines, checked 16 October 2026. Follow its number-type and individual/business sections for the complete current checklist.