Answers to your questions about the EU
Public agencies and organisations are responsible for different issues relating to the EU, for example, about:
- travel in the EU
- living, working and studying in the EU
- applying for EU funding
- running a business in the EU
- shopping in the EU
- disputes and complaints in the EU
- EU rules in Sweden.
Public agencies are experts on the EU
You can turn to Swedish agencies, organisations and the EU institutions to receive answers to your questions about the EU. Here you will find contact information for public agencies and organisations that are responsible for EU matters.
Swedish agencies are obliged to answer your question
Swedish public agencies and organisations are obliged to observe current legislation, including laws that the EU member states have adopted together in the EU. In fact, much of the public agencies’ work is based on laws adopted at the EU level.
The agencies are obliged to provide information about the rules that apply within the areas they are responsible for. On their websites, you will find answers to many of the most frequently asked questions. If you are unable to find the answer there, you can always call or email the agency for help.
Further information from the EU institutions
The EU institutions have a great deal of information about applicable EU rules and how they have been decided. The European Commission and the European Parliament have offices in all EU member states to which you can turn for information.