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Banks
Banks in Sweden are generally open Monday to Friday from 9.30 to 15.00
with longer opening hours once a week. Cash machines/ATMs can be found
outside most banks and in larger shopping centres. Foreign visitors can
use all cash machines/ATMs provided that they have a bank card with a PIN
code that is linked to i.e. VISA or Mastercard. |
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Dentists
Emergency dental care is available daily between 08.00 and
20.30.
St. Eriks Sjukhus, Polhemsgatan 48, Tel +46-8-545 512 20 |
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Emergency number
The emergency telephone number for police, fire department or ambulance is
112. |
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Hospital emergency wards
- Danderyd Hospital, Tel: +46-8-655 50 00
- Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge, Tel: +46-8-585 800 00
- Karolinska University Hospital, Solna, Tel: +46-8-517 700 00
- St. Göran Hospital, Tel: +46-8-587 010 00
- Södersjukhuset Hospital, Tel: +46-8-616 10 00 |
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Interpreters
At the following companies interpreters for spoken and sign languages are
available at all times.
- Tolkjouren, Tel: +46-8-506 119 00, Fax +46-8-506 119 49
www.tolkjouren.se
sthlm@tolkjouren.se
- Stockholms Tolkförmedling, Tel: +46-8-785 02 90, Fax: +46-8-650 95 66
www.stockholmstolkförmedling.se
s.tf@telia.com |
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Medical Assistance
- 24-hour medical advice hot-line, Tel: +46-8-32 01 00
- Poison information hot-line, Tel: +46-8-33 12 31
- Pharmacy/medication information (when in Sweden), Tel: 0771-450 450 |
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Police
Norrmalmspolisen, Kungsholmsgatan 37 (24-hour service), Tel: +46-8-40 10
000 |
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Pharmacy
Apotek CW Scheele, Klarabergsgatan 64 (24-hour service), Tel: +46-8-454 81
30. |
| Source: The official Visitor's guide of Stockholm, www.stockholmtown.com |
