Göteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT)

Arriving passengers step into a unified terminal hall. Passengers arriving from non-Schengen destinations pass through passport control prior to entering the shared baggage reclaim and customs area.

• Deplane into the central terminal corridor following marked overhead signage for Arrivals and Baggage Reclaim.
• Non-Schengen arrivals must clear passport control conducted by the Swedish Police Authority before proceeding.
• Schengen arrivals bypass passport control and walk directly into the baggage hall.
• Collect checked luggage from the designated carousels in the main baggage area.
• Pass through Swedish Customs (Tullverket): select the green channel if you have nothing to declare, or the red channel if carrying goods exceeding allowed limits or requiring declaration.
• Exit into the public arrivals hall to access ground transportation options, car rental counters, and airport amenities.

• Train

  Flygbussarna

  Direct coach service connecting the terminal directly to Gothenburg Central Station (Nils Ericson Terminal) with high-frequency departures.

  Time:

  roughly 20-30 minutes

  Typical cost:

  typically 120-140 SEK

• Bus

  FlixBus / Vy Bus4You

  Long-distance express coaches stopping at Landvetter on routes between Gothenburg and neighbouring regional hubs.

  Time:

  roughly 20-30 minutes

  Typical cost:

  typically 80-150 SEK

• Taxi

  Authorised Airport Taxis (e.g. Taxi Göteborg, Taxi Kurir)

  Available directly outside the arrivals hall. Most major companies offer fixed prices to central Gothenburg; confirm the rate before entering the vehicle.

  Time:

  roughly 20-25 minutes

  Typical cost:

  typically 450-600 SEK

• Ride-hailing

  Uber / Bolt

  Pick-ups are arranged via mobile app at designated passenger pick-up zones outside the main terminal building.

  Time:

  roughly 20-25 minutes

  Typical cost:

  typically 350-550 SEK

• Car rental

  Major agencies (Avis, Hertz, Sixt, Europcar, Enterprise)

  Car rental service desks are situated within or directly adjacent to the main terminal building with dedicated parking spaces nearby.

  Time:

  roughly 20 minutes to city centre

  Typical cost:

  varies by rental provider and vehicle class

Transferring at Landvetter is simplified by its single-terminal layout, though passengers arriving from non-Schengen flights must complete security re-screening or passport checks where applicable.

• Schengen-to-Schengen transfers generally do not require re-clearing security; follow airside signs to your departure gate.
• Non-Schengen to Schengen transfers require passport control and security re-screening before accessing Schengen departure gates.
• If luggage is not checked through to your final destination, clear customs, collect bags, and re-check them at the main departure check-in desks.

Free Wi-Fi access is provided throughout the terminal building by the airport operator Swedavia.

• Connect to the network named 'Airport-Guest'.
• Accept the standard terms and conditions on the landing page to open your browser session.
• Complimentary access is available for a limited duration (typically up to three hours), after which sessions can be renewed.

Sweden operates on a largely cashless economy. Electronic card and contactless mobile payments are standard across almost all services, including public transport and taxis.

• ATMs (Bankomat) are located airside and landside for cash withdrawals in Swedish Krona (SEK).
• Foreign currency exchange counters are available landside in the main departure and arrival concourses.
• Major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard) are accepted almost universally across Sweden.

A range of dining options is available both airside and landside, offering Scandinavian cuisine, light snacks, coffee shops, and quick-service meals.

• Landside options include coffee shops and light takeaways accessible to all visitors.
• Airside facilities offer expanded options including sit-down restaurants, bakeries, and international food outlets.
• Opening hours generally align with the daily flight schedule from early morning to late evening.

Landvetter features contract and airline lounges airside for eligible premium passengers and pay-per-use visitors.

• The Vinga Lounge is located airside in the departures area, catering to international and Schengen passengers.
• Access is granted via eligible airline status, business-class tickets, or independent lounge membership programs.
• Day passes may be purchased at the door subject to space availability.

An on-site hotel is situated within short walking distance of the terminal, with additional options located along the nearby highway corridor.

• Scandic Landvetter is directly connected to the main terminal via a short covered walkway.
• Landvetter Airport Hotel is located roughly 500 metres from the main terminal entrance.
• Bookings can be made directly online or at the hotel reception desks.

Luggage retrieval and assistance services are located on the ground floor of the terminal.

• Baggage claim carousels are clearly designated by flight number on arrival display screens.
• Lost luggage desks for specific airlines and handling agents are situated inside the baggage reclaim hall.
• Left-luggage and storage locker facilities are available in the public landside area of the terminal.

Landvetter provides family-friendly facilities to ensure a comfortable travel experience for parents travelling with children.

• Dedicated baby-changing facilities are integrated into most accessible restrooms across the terminal.
• Complimentary strollers are available airside for passenger use prior to boarding.
• Children's play areas are available in the airside departures hall.

• ATMs & Currency Exchange
• Luggage Storage Lockers
• On-site Terminal Hotel
• Free Wi-Fi Network
• Duty-Free & Retail Outlets
• Children's Play Areas
• Wheelchair & Mobility Assistance

Local emergency number: 112 (Emergency), 114 14 (Police Non-emergency), 1177 (Medical Advice)

• In a life-threatening emergency inside the terminal, dial 112 or notify any airport security staff member immediately.
• For minor health issues or medical guidance, call the national medical advisory service at 1177.
• If you lose your passport or travel documents, contact the Swedish Police Authority desk or your embassy in Sweden.

• Check your passport validity and any visa, ETA or entry declaration required.
• Confirm your departure terminal on your boarding pass the day before.
• Activate a travel eSIM so you are online the moment you land.
• Download offline maps and screenshot your hotel address and booking reference.
• Tell your bank you are travelling and carry a backup payment card.
• Save the local emergency number and your embassy contact in your phone.
• Photograph your passport and store the copy somewhere you can reach offline.
• Check baggage allowance and any restricted items for your destination.

Airport operations change. Always confirm terminals, fares and timetables with the official sources below before you travel.

• Swedavia - Göteborg Landvetter Airport Official SiteOfficial airport source
• Swedish Migration Agency - Entry and Visa RulesGovernment source
• Swedish Customs (Tullverket) - Passenger RulesGovernment source
• Flygbussarna Airport CoachesOfficial transit source
• 1177 Swedish Healthcare DirectGovernment source