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I will be arriving in Sweden for 2 days, followed by 2 days in Denmark and finally 5 days in Germany.

With that itinerary, I should apply Schengen at German Embassy, however, there are no time slots available for my appointment before I leave.

What should I do? Apply to the Sweden Embassy instead?

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Generally one applies for a visa for the country in which they'll spend the most time, in your particular case that is Germany.

One applies for a visa for the country which is the port of entry only when the stay in multiple countries is the same in duration.

ie:

2 days Sweden (Port of Entry) 2 days Germany 2 days Denmark

Schengen Visa Code:

The EU country that is the sole or the main destination of the visit is responsible for examining the visa application. If the main destination cannot be determined, the country of entry into the EU is competent.

I suggest you call or email the Embassy, as sometimes their online systems do not update to show cancelled appointments which are available. (From my experience with the Austrian consulate).

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