Absolutely. With Windscribe, you can connect to one of our VPN servers in Stockholm and get a Swedish IP address. It’s great for accessing local content, using region-locked services, or browsing like you're in Sweden, even if you're halfway around the world. Varsågod!

Yes, using a VPN is completely legal in Sweden. As a country with strong digital rights protections, Sweden places no restrictions on VPN usage for personal or business purposes. Citizens and visitors can freely encrypt their internet traffic, access geo-restricted content, and protect their privacy on public Wi-Fi networks. However, a VPN doesn't provide immunity from illegal activities. Actions that are illegal without a VPN remain illegal when using one.

VPN pricing in Sweden ranges from 30 to 100 SEK per month (€3 to €10), depending on your VPN provider, plan duration, and the features you want. That’s the standard cost of a VPN globally. In comparison, Windscribe’s pricing starts as low as $3 USD per month.

That would be us, obviously. Windscribe gives you more than just a Swedish IP. You get strong AES-256 encryption to keep your data locked down tighter than a vault in Västmanland, R.O.B.E.R.T. to block ads, trackers, and malware at the DNS level, and Split Tunneling, so you can choose what goes through the VPN and what doesn’t. We've got your back – and we don’t log anything to identify you, ever.

Sweden’s great at transparency. Sometimes too great. ISPs are legally required to retain user data, and government agencies have a long history of surveillance “in the public interest.” So yes, even in Sweden, a VPN is worth it. Windscribe encrypts your connection, blocks trackers, and gives you the freedom to browse without being silently logged like it’s 2008.