Intrastat is a monthly survey of Sweden’s commodity trade with other EU member states. The survey measures the value and quantity of arrivals and dispatches of goods. The information is distributed by goods and EU countries.

The statistics are used in the National Accounts and in calculating the balance of payments, but also by decisionmakers in business, organisations, and public authorities.

The collection is based on rules that apply to all EU Member States.

Change regarding Intrastat 2023

The threshold for arrivals will be increased

As of January 2023, the threshold for arrivals will be increased from 9 million SEK to 15 million SEK. Respondents affected by this change will be notified by letter during the month of February. Therefore, please continue submitting reports as usual until you receive confirmation that your obligation for arrival has ended. Note that you will only receive such a conformation-letter if you indeed fall below the threshold.

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FAQ - Country of origin & Partner-ID (pdf)

Reporting of triangular trade (pdf)

Nil declaration (pdf)

Credit notes (pdf)

Intrastat - handbook 2023 (pdf)

Intrastat - handbook 2022 (pdf)

Variables we collect (pdf)

Guide For Two-Factor Authentication (pdf)

Nature of transaction (pdf)

Forms

Correction form (xlsx)

Register an agent (pdf)

Time schedule 2022

Last date of submission 2023 (pdf)

Common Questions

Q&A about Intrastat (pdf)

The obligation to provide information for this survey is mandatory according to the Official Statistics Act (2001:99). The statistics are also regulated according to the Official Statistics Ordinance (2001:100) and Statistics Sweden's regulations (SCB-FS 2021:34) on information on statistics relating to Sweden’s trade with EU member states (§3 amended by SCB-FS 2022:28) and (SCB-FS 2021:35) relating to statistical information concerning certain specific movements of goods. Consultation has taken place with The Board of Swedish Industry and Commerce for Better Regulation (NNR).

Information about an individual's personal and economic conditions is held confidential under Chapter 24, Section 8 of the Public Access to Information and Secrecy Act (2009:400). Information about countries of export and import (grouped into eight country areas) and values of exports and imports (divided into nine size categories) is to be submitted annually to the general business register in accordance with the Ordinance on the General Business Register (1984:692). Confidentiality does not apply to information in the general business register.