Assuming this is Sweden, the full database is not generally handed out, although you can call the government agency and ask them to do individual queries (e.g.

Assuming this is Sweden, the full database is not generally handed out, although you can call the government agency and ask them to do individual queries (e.g. if you are trying to find someone but only know their name and not their address). However, the database can be given out in full under certain circumstances. In particular, companies which do credit checks are given realtime access to it. In maybe an unanticipated turn of events, one of the the credit check companies (Bisnode AB) then decided to sell access to it more generally, so nowadays it's fairly widely available to companies. In particular, there are a bunch of websites (hitta.se , birthday.se, ...) which let's you cross-reference name, address, and date of birth for anybody.