sundsvall.se
Swedish municipal portal for residents, visitors and businesses in Sundsvall, covering public services and local business support
About sundsvall.se
Sundsvalls kommun is the municipal government of Sundsvall, Sweden. Its website gives residents access to municipal services such as preschool places, building permits and home care, and provides information on living in the city.
The site is aimed at residents, prospective residents, visitors and businesses. It also covers tourism through Destination Sundsvall and information for companies on starting and developing a business in the municipality.
The website is published in Swedish.
Product: Municipal public website with information on municipal services, relocation, tourism and business support in Sundsvall.
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