I have recently left Sweden after having lived there as a Dutch national for six years. I informed Swedish Skatteverket, who administrate residencies. Then, Försäkringskassan sent me a form asking me some details about my foreign residency (FK5459), such as my current address, employers' address, etc. They also ask for an address in Sweden: Utdelningsadress i Sverige. Not having any address in Sweden, can I leave this blank or must I have some contact in Sweden indefinately? Or do I write my most recent Swedish address?
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A reference of some kind to the actual form would probably be useful.– unwindCommented Mar 20, 2014 at 12:17
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@unwind Good point. I added a link to the form (which is in Swedish).– gerritCommented Mar 21, 2014 at 1:30
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2The form you refer to is for people who will move away. If you've already left, it seems like you'd want to use a different form, such as 5069, which is also available in other languages.– igelkottCommented Apr 7, 2014 at 9:19
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@gerrit I added in the ID of the form, please correct me if it's not the right one.– HenricFCommented Mar 5, 2017 at 5:02
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TLDR; Your most recent Swedish address.
I sent an email to Försäkringskassan regarding the address in Sweden on form FK5459, and this was their response:
Utdelningsadress i Sverige är din senaste (folkbokförings-)adress i Sverige. /.../ Din nationalitet spelar ingen roll.
My translation:
Your Swedish Utdelningsaddress is your most recent (registered) address in Sweden. /.../ Your nationality does not matter.
In my translation above, registered means registered at Skatteverket. So you should write your most recent Swedish address in the field for Utdelningsadress i Sverige.