Visiting Sweden and need to see a doctor? Mindr provides medical care for tourists, expats, Erasmus students and international visitors – even if you do not have a Swedish personal number (personnummer) or BankID.
Everything international visitors need to access medical care in Sweden — from consultations and prescriptions to insurance documentation and telemedicine.
Learn about our clinic, our physicians and our focus on providing high-quality care for international patients visiting Sweden.
Consultations, prescriptions, medical certificates and health checks provided by licensed Swedish physicians.
A simple step-by-step guide to seeing a doctor in Sweden without a Swedish personal number (personnummer) or BankID.
Transparent pricing for consultations, medical certificates and diagnostic services for international patients visiting Sweden.
Our clinic in central Gothenburg provides physician-led medical care for tourists, expats and international visitors.
Speak with a physician remotely for non-urgent medical concerns, prescription renewals or follow-up consultations.
We provide insurance claim documentation free of charge for patients covered by travel insurance or international health insurance after their appointments.
Information for international insurance providers regarding medical documentation, clinical reports and reimbursement procedures.
Information for Cigna members regarding consultations, medical documentation and reimbursement procedures at Mindr.
Our clinic is designed specifically for tourists, expatriates, Erasmus students and international professionals visiting Sweden.
Appointments can be booked without a Swedish personal number or BankID.
We provide detailed medical receipts and insurance claim documentation free of charge.
All consultations are conducted by licensed Swedish physicians with extensive clinical experience.
Our clinic offers evening and weekend appointments to ensure accessible care.
International patients can speak with a licensed physician online through our TouristDr telemedicine service. This allows visitors in Sweden to receive medical advice, prescription renewals and follow-up consultations without needing a Swedish personal number (personnummer) or BankID. If a physical examination is required, we can arrange an in-person appointment at our clinic within a few hours. In these cases, the physical consultation can be booked with a 700 SEK top-up to the online consultation, ensuring a seamless transition from telemedicine to in-clinic care.
Yes. Tourists and international visitors can see a doctor in Sweden through private clinics without needing a Swedish personal number (personnummer) or BankID. Many public healthcare services require digital identification, but private clinics like Mindr provide direct access to licensed physicians for international patients.
No. BankID is often required for public healthcare services in Sweden, but it is not necessary at private clinics. International patients can book appointments online, by phone, email or WhatsApp without digital Swedish identification.
Yes. Licensed Swedish physicians can issue electronic prescriptions (e-prescriptions) for international patients. These prescriptions can be collected at any pharmacy in Sweden.
Yes. Many private clinics in Sweden offer consultations in English. At Mindr, our physicians regularly treat tourists, expats and international students, and consultations are conducted in English to ensure clear communication and safe medical care.
Many international travel insurance policies cover private medical consultations in Sweden. Mindr provides medical receipts and insurance claim documentation suitable for reimbursement from international insurers. Please contact your travel insurance if you have any questions or queries.
For international visitors in Sweden, a doctor’s visit typically costs around 2200–2500 SEK in the public healthcare system, depending on the region and type of consultation. However, access to public healthcare can be limited for tourists because many services require a Swedish personal number (personnummer) and digital identification through BankID.
Private clinics provide a more accessible option for international patients. Consultations can be booked without a Swedish personal number or BankID, and patients receive transparent pricing, English-language consultations and detailed medical documentation for travel insurance reimbursement.
At Mindr, international patients can quickly book an appointment and receive medical care from licensed Swedish physicians without the administrative barriers often found in the public system.
Yes. Private clinics often provide same-day appointments for international patients. At Mindr, we also reserve urgent consultation slots so patients can often be seen quickly if they call during the day.
If you experience a non-emergency medical issue during your stay in Sweden, you can contact a private clinic for a medical consultation. For life-threatening emergencies, call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Yes. Licensed Swedish physicians can issue medical certificates for travel, work, insurance claims or medication documentation when medically appropriate.
Private clinics provide faster access to care and do not require Swedish digital identification such as BankID or a personal number. They also offer English-language consultations, transparent pricing and documentation suitable for international insurance claims.
Tourists can receive emergency treatment in Sweden’s public healthcare system, but access to regular medical services is often limited without a Swedish personal number (personnummer) or BankID. For non-emergency medical care, many international visitors choose private clinics where appointments can be booked easily without Swedish identification.
A personnummer is Sweden’s national personal identity number assigned to residents registered in the Swedish population register. It is commonly required to access digital healthcare services, book appointments through public systems, and use BankID for identification. International visitors and short-term residents often do not have a personnummer, which is why private clinics provide an accessible alternative for medical care.
Yes. International students and Erasmus students can receive medical care in Sweden through private clinics even if they do not yet have a Swedish personal number or BankID. Many clinics provide English-language consultations and can issue prescriptions, medical certificates and insurance documentation when needed.
Yes. International students and Erasmus students can receive medical care in Sweden through private clinics even if they do not yet have a Swedish personal number or BankID. Many clinics provide English-language consultations and can issue prescriptions, medical certificates and insurance documentation when needed.
