Visiting Sweden and need to see a doctor? Mindr provides fast access to licensed Swedish physicians for tourists, expatriates, Erasmus students and international visitors who require medical care while staying in Sweden.
No Swedish personal number (personnummer) or BankID required.
See a doctor in Sweden even without personnummer or BankID.
Our physicians regularly treat international patients and consultations are conducted in English.
Medical reports and documentation suitable for insurance reimbursement are provided free of charge.
Same-day consultations are often available, often within hours of first point of contact.
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.
After every consultation, international patients receive a receipt and insurance claim documentation free of charge for travel insurance reimbursement.
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.
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.
Launching April 1, 2026
Yes. Tourists and international visitors can see a doctor in Sweden without a Swedish personal number (personnummer) or BankID by visiting a private medical clinic.
Public healthcare services in Sweden are primarily designed for residents who are registered in the national population system and can identify themselves digitally through BankID. Because of this, international visitors may find it difficult to access routine care through public clinics.
Private clinics like Mindr provide an accessible alternative where international patients can book appointments and receive care without these administrative requirements.
The cost of seeing a doctor in Sweden depends on whether you visit the public healthcare system or a private clinic.
For non-residents, public healthcare visits typically cost around 2200–2500 SEK, depending on the region and type of consultation.
Private clinics provide transparent pricing and faster access to physicians. Many international visitors prefer private healthcare because appointments are easier to arrange and medical documentation can be provided for insurance reimbursement.
Yes. Most physicians in Sweden speak English fluently, and consultations in English are common in private clinics that regularly treat international patients.
At Mindr, consultations with international patients are conducted in English to ensure clear communication and safe medical care.
Yes. Licensed Swedish physicians can issue electronic prescriptions (e-prescriptions) that can be collected at pharmacies throughout Sweden.
Pharmacies are widely available and most pharmacy staff speak English, making it straightforward for international patients to obtain prescribed medications.
If you become ill while visiting Sweden, you can contact a private clinic to schedule a consultation with a doctor.
Private clinics provide medical care for many common conditions including infections, allergic reactions, stomach problems, minor injuries and prescription renewals.
If you experience a life-threatening medical emergency, call 112 immediately or visit the nearest emergency department.
Yes. Many international visitors use travel insurance to cover medical expenses in Sweden. Please talk to your travel insurance to confirm that your insurance plan covers medical expenses with Mindr.
Private clinics can provide medical documentation that may be required by insurance providers for reimbursement.
At Mindr, insurance claim documentation is provided free of charge for patients covered by travel or international health insurance.
No. BankID is not required when visiting a private clinic.
While many public healthcare services rely on digital identification through BankID, private clinics allow patients to book appointments without it.
This makes private healthcare an accessible option for tourists, expatriates and international visitors.
Yes. International patients can consult a doctor online through telemedicine services.
Mindr is launching TouristDr, a telemedicine service designed specifically for visitors in Sweden.
Through TouristDr, patients can receive medical advice, prescription renewals and follow-up consultations online without needing a Swedish personal number or BankID.
If a physical examination is required, an in-clinic appointment can be arranged shortly after the online consultation.
International patients can receive medical care at private clinics located in major Swedish cities.
Mindr’s clinic is located in central Gothenburg, where we provide in-person consultations for tourists, expatriates and international visitors.
Through our upcoming telemedicine service TouristDr, international patients across Sweden will be able to consult licensed Swedish physicians online.
Yes. Licensed physicians in Sweden can issue medical certificates when required for travel, insurance claims or other purposes.
These certificates may include documentation for:
• travel insurance claims
• fit-to-fly certificates
• prescription medication transport
• work or study requirements
Private clinics often provide these certificates as part of a medical consultation.
