For those who receive hourly rates or perform assignments for a fee

For payments of salary, travel allowances, or other expenses, your bank account information must be sent to the university's bank, Danske Bank. Registering your salary account with Danske Bank does not mean that you become a customer of Danske Bank; you are simply specifying which account you want your salary to be paid into.

If you have not registered an account, you will receive a payment notification. You can redeem it for a fee at a bank branch.

You can also download your salary specification from Danske Bank's payroll service.

Register your bank details

You can register your bank account information directly at Danske Bank. You log in and register your bank account using e-identification. If you change banks during your employment, this is where you change your bank account.

If you do not have e-ID, you can personally submit a form to HR-Lön. Please bring ID. You can email HR-Lön at hr@hb.se.

New employees

1. Go to Danske Bank's payroll service
2. Select “New Payee” (Ny betalningsmottagare) and follow the instructions. Enter customer number 79157.

If you later need to change your bank account

1. Go to Danske Bank's payroll service
2. Log in with mobile bank ID.
3. Launch the bank ID app with the QR code.
4. Go to the heading "My profile" (Min profil) and select "Add account information" (Lägg till kontouppgift). Change your clearing/account number here. Then click on save.

For those of you who are paid hourly, no payslip will be sent to your home. Instead, you can access and download your payslip yourself via Danske Bank’s payroll services website.

1. Go to Danske Bank's payroll service

2. Log in using Mobile BankID.

3. Open the BankID app and scan the QR code.

4. To view the most recent payslip, select “New payslips” (Nya lönespecifikationer) in the menu on the left. The latest payslip will then be displayed automatically.

5. To search for previous payslips, select “Search payslips” (Sök lönespecifikationer). Choose the relevant year from the drop-down list and click “Select” (Välj) to view a list of all payslips from that year.

• Fee/hourly rate
• Travel expenses not a salaried employee
• Danske Bank transfer order Swedish bank account (for those of you who do not have a bank ID)
• Danske Bank transfer order foreign bank account
• Fee Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test, SweSAT

This provides information and forms for visiting lecturers/guest researchers who do not live in Sweden and who have foreign bank accounts.

• Fee and travel expenses abroad

Here you can apply for SINK (Special income tax for foreign residents) when working from your home country or if the length of stay is less than 180 days per year in Sweden.

• SINK application Swedish Tax Agency