Sweden
Stockholm
A capital spread across fourteen islands. Its metro is called 'the world's longest art gallery'.
Taxis and ride-hailing
Updated on August 2, 2026
How to ride
- 1Compare the yellow price stickerCheck the yellow comparison-price sticker before you get in - prices vary a lot by firm and there is no legal ceiling.
- 2Ask for a fixed price before you startWant a fixed price instead of the meter? Say so before the car sets off - app bookings quote a fixed price up front.
- 3At the airport, use the signposted rankNever follow a driver who offers you a ride in the arrivals hall - walk out to the rank and follow the "Godkänd taxi" signs.
- 4With an app, check the meeting pointHead to the meeting point the app shows. At Arlanda, Uber picks you up at the Ground Transportation exit, not inside arrivals.
- 5Pay and take the meter receiptStreet taxis take cards and cash. Make sure you get the taximeter receipt when you get out.
Typical costs
Fixed-price routes3
How the meter adds up1
Estimates use exchange rates as of September 5, 2026
Payment
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Quick facts
Heads-up
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Drivers touting inside arrivals have no airport contract
Never go with a driver who offers you a ride inside the arrivals hall at Arlanda. These operators have no airport contract, and the authorities report them using invented excuses such as "the trains are not running". Walk out to the rank and take a car marked "Godkänd taxi" (approved taxi).
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The comparison price is not a cap on the fare
The comparison price on the yellow sticker is not a cap on what you will pay - it is only what a standard 10 km, 15-minute trip costs. From 2025 complaints, the Swedish Consumer Agency estimates taxi customers paid on average about 1,410 kronor more than they expected. If you want a firm number, ask for a fixed price before you set off.
