Give from abroad
Listening There are several ways to support our work for children's rights - even if you live outside Sweden. Here you will find information on how you can donate to Erikshjälpen from abroad and what may be good to consider.
Ways you can give from abroad if you have a Swedish bank account
If you live abroad and have a Swedish bank account, there are many ways to make a difference for children's rights. You can choose to give by include us in your Will , giving Shares and Securities, giving as Corporate or start your own fundraising. You can choose to give monthly via Autogiro (Direct Debit) or give a one-off gift - the choice is yours.
As long as you have a Swedish bank account, you can give as if you lived in Sweden.
Ways you can give from abroad - without a Swedish bank account
If you live abroad and do not have a Swedish bank account, you can support Erikshjälpen's work by include us in your Will or giving Shares and Securities.
You can also organize your own fundraising abroad, for example in connection with a celebration or an event. When the gift is to be sent to Erikshjälpen, someone with a Swedish bank account needs to make the payment.
Start your own fundraising
Frequently asked questions and answers about giving from abroad
Of course you can support Erikshjälpen's work for children's rights if you live abroad! You have the most opportunities to give if you have a Swedish bank account. Feel free to explore the different ways to give from abroad, here on the page or contact Donor services for personal support.
It depends on the country you are giving from.
In Sweden, you can donate Shares and other Securities to Erikshjälpen without having to pay tax on the profit. Erikshjälpen also pays no tax when we receive such gifts.
In other countries, the rules are different. Some countries have similar tax exemptions, both for the donor and the recipient. In some cases - for example, in the case of gifts from the United States - it may be tax-free for Erikshjälpen, but not for you as a donor.
Please contact your bank or a tax advisor in your country of residence to find out what the rules are there.
Yes, you can include Erikshjälpen in your will, no matter which country you live in. We will be very happy if you want to include us in your Will and make a gift to Erikshjälpen and help strengthen children's rights all over the world, also in the future.
Yes, if you are connected to Swish, you can also swish abroad. Please note that some data traffic costs may apply when you are abroad.
Unfortunately, we are not able to accept foreign payments via Bankgiro or Plusgiro. Please contact Donor services and we can help you find other ways to give.
Yes, it is possible - and we are happy for everyone who wants to get involved, no matter where in the world you are.
You are welcome to organize your own fundraising abroad, for example in connection with a celebration or an event. When the gift is to be sent to Erikshjälpen, someone with a Swedish bank account needs to make the payment.
Want to know how to get started? Start your own fundraising
It depends on. To be able to donate to Erikshjälpen via Swedbank Humanfond , you need to have an account with Swedbank or a partner savings bank. Some account types, such as the Investment Savings Account (ISK), are only available to people with unlimited tax liability in Sweden. If you live abroad and want to invest in Swedbank Humanfond , we recommend that you:
- Contact Swedbank or your current bank to discuss the possibility of opening a custody account.
- Consult a tax expert in your country of residence to understand the tax implications of investing in a Swedish fund.
- Are aware of possible fees for currency exchange and international transfers.
If you live abroad, you can find up-to-date information on Tax reduction for gifts on the Swedish Tax Agency's website.
Do you have questions about giving from abroad?
Contact Donor services if you have more questions about giving from abroad.
If you want to donate from abroad but do not have a Swedish bank account, please contact Donor services and we will help you personally.
Contact Donor Services
Published: 26 September 2025