Fees and costs

You pay a fee if you apply for our assistance in, for example, determining a claim (order to pay) or collecting a debt (enforcement). We also charge fees when selling or moving property. If you have received a claim, you may also be obligated to pay fees and costs.

The fees we charge are supposed to cover the costs of a case. It is the government that decides on the size of the charges.

You have a claim

Fees — to determine your claim (order to pay or judicial assistance)

The table shows fees — to determine your claim.
Type of application	What is it about?	Fee
Order to pay	Get paid	SEK 300*
European Order for Payment	Get paid (within the EU)**	SEK 300
Ordinary assistance	Get someone to do something, such as return property or move (eviction)	SEK 300
Special assistance	Get help to move (remove) an unlawful settlement, or get back or remove property	SEK 300

* Even if you withdraw your application, you must pay the fee.

** Please note that we will not start processing the matter until you have paid. In case of late or non-payment, we dismiss your application.

You may also have to pay an additional cost if you send your application to us and the one you have a claim against lives in another EU country.

Fees — for implementing a decision (enforcement)

The table shows fees for implementing a decision (enforcement).
Type of application	What is it about?	Fee
Enforcement	Get paid or get someone to do something	SEK 600/year
Removal	Get help to move (remove) an unlawful settlement	SEK 300 per person identified, max SEK 3 000

Annual basic fee for implementing (enforcing) decisions

The basic fee for applying for enforcement is SEK 600 per year and case. You may also have to pay other costs for us to implement the decision. The fee is higher for, for example, application for relocation of unlawful settlement (removal).

The general rule is that the person who has the debt (the debtor) must pay the basic fee. If they cannot pay, we will invoice you. If money is received in your case from, for example, attachment, you will get back the fee.

You pay two basic fees if you apply for us to implement (enforce) two cases, such as eviction and for someone to pay a debt.

The case is ongoing until you withdraw it or get paid

Your case is ongoing until it is fully paid or remedied. If you do not want us to continue processing the case, you must withdraw it. If you withdraw the case, you will receive an invoice for the unpaid fees.

No basic fee in case of damages or maintenance

You who apply for damages in a criminal case or maintenance allowance pay no fee.

Fees in case of sale

There are different fees depending on what the case is about. Contact us if you need more information.

You can claim compensation for costs

You can claim compensation for costs in your application to determine a claim (order to pay or judicial assistance).

Compensation for costs

You can claim compensation for costs for

work performed by you or your representative (max SEK 380 for order to pay, max SEK 420 for judicial assistance)
collection costs pursuant to Section 5 of the Debt Recovery Act (max SEK 180 per claim)
payment reminder (max 60 SEK per overdue invoice) — please note that you and your counterparty must have agreed that such fee may be charged
repayment plan or instalment plan (SEK 170)
delay compensation (SEK 450 per invoice — applicable only between companies).

Costs for special assistance

If you have applied for special assistance, for example because someone unlawfully settled on your land, you can only request compensation for

the application fee
your own or the representative’s work (normally compensated by SEK 420)
costs to ensure the person receives the claim (costs of service)
some translation costs.

Costs of implementing a decision

Our processing may also incur costs not covered by the basic fee.

The general rule is that the person who must pay (the debtor) pays the basic fee and costs of enforcement. If there are several applicants, they are jointly (jointly and severally) liable for the costs.

If whoever has the debt cannot pay, you must pay.

Fee — if the case goes to court

You may also pay a fee if your case goes to court.

Fee to the court

You must also pay a fee if your case goes to court.

You must pay a fee to the court if

you wish to pursue your case in court because the person against whom the claim is directed objects to the claim
the person against whom the claim is directed wants the court to review our decision (verdict), meaning applies for re-trial
the person against whom the claim is directed wants the court to change the decision (verdict). It may be relevant in cases regarding special assistance.

On the Swedish Courts’ website, you can see what fees the courts charge.

Application fees at the Swedish Courts (in Swedish)

Someone has a claim against you

Costs you may have to cover

You may have to pay a cost if

you do not respond that you have received a claim (order) to pay or do something
the person who wants to get paid handles the service of process themselves (service by party).

Other costs and fees

Have you received a claim to pay or do something? If so, you may have to pay fees and costs that we charge, for example

to determine a claim, for example for payment
to implement a decision, for example on eviction
sales costs, if we sell, for example, your car or real property unit (movable property or real estate) to pay your debt.

You may also have to pay

costs incurred before the claim was received by us, such as collection costs
legal costs, if your case goes to court and you lose.

In case of special assistance

If you have received a claim to do something and it involves special assistance, the person who applied can only request that you pay

the cost of applying with us
compensation for own or the representative’s work.

Apply for or if you have debt restructuring

There is no charge to apply for debt restructuring.

If you have debt restructuring with a payment plan, we deduct SEK 500 from what you have paid as fee for our payment service.