Getting Your Receipt After a Ride to Arlanda

Every booking is prepaid by card before the trip, and the receipt for that payment follows the booking itself rather than the journey — it's generated once the booking is confirmed and sent to the email address you booked with. You don't need to ask your driver for anything at the kerb, and there's no paper slip to keep track of during the trip.

If your trip changed after booking — a different pickup time on the same route, for instance — the receipt reflects the price you were actually charged, not the original quote.

The receipt shows the total price for the car, the VAT rate and the VAT amount shown separately, and the route — everything an expense system or a bookkeeper needs to process the claim without follow-up questions.

It can be made out to you as a private traveller, or to a company. Which one it uses depends on how you filled in the booking, so it's worth checking that before you pay rather than after the trip when the wording is harder to change.

If the receipt needs to be made out to a company rather than to a private traveller, that's set at booking, not requested afterwards — the booking form has a field for it, and getting the company name and details right there means the document that lands in your inbox is already correct.

If you booked as a private traveller but need a company receipt after the fact, contact support with your booking reference and they can tell you what's possible.

Start with the inbox of the email address you used to book — check spam and any filtering rules, since automated receipts sometimes land there rather than the main inbox. If it genuinely isn't there, contact support with your booking reference (from your confirmation) and they can resend it.