Post

Sweden can be visited visa-free for up to 90 days by citizens of most European countries, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most countries in America. If you are unsure whether or not you need to apply for a visa, we recommend contacting the embassy or consulate in your country.…

The best time to visit Idre is around February and March if you're looking for higher chances of snow, or from May to August if warmer temperatures are what you're after.

Since reaching Idre is very easy both by car and public transportation, you can choose to fly to almost any airport in the area. Airports in the biggest cities include Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport (www.swedavia.com/landvetter) and any airport in Stockholm: Arlanda Airport – www.swedavia.com/arlanda Bromma Airport – www.swedavia.com/bromma Skavsta Airport – www.skavsta.se/en/ Västerås Airport – vasterasairport.se Stockholm…

Trains in Sweden are mainly operated by SJ (www.sj.se). On the website you can also find information about buses. If you're arriving from Norway, you can also check out the Vy trains website (www.vy.no). Public transportation in the Dalarna region is operated by Dalatrafik (www.dalatrafik.se).

Country code +46 Area code: (0)253

There are no post offices in Sweden. Stamps are available for purchase at most kiosks, newsstands and convenience stores. Postboxes can usually be found nearby. For packages and big parcels, look for "Postombud", a designated area in grocery stores or corner stores. For more information visit www.postnord.se/en

Some non-prescription products are available at the supermarket ICA Nära in the central square of Idre Fjäll. The reception of the resort also offers some pharmacy services and can order prescription medicines.

220-240v, 50Hz Socket type AC