Hej Främling! (English: Hello Stranger) is a Swedish charity that introduces refugees to Swedish cultural events. In 2017, the group was the European finalist for the Nansen Refugee Awards.

Hej Främling! was informally co-founded in Östersund in November 2013, by Anne Lundberg and Emma Arnesson.^[1] Official charitable registration occurred in September 2015.^[1] Initial activities included teaching cross-country skiing to 300 of the refugees being housed in a former army base in Grytan municipality.^[1] After initial success, the Hej främling activities expanded beyond Östersund to Farsta, Dals-Ed, Höga Kusten, and Uppsala and activities expanded to the provision of sporting equipment and clothing,^[1] and bicycle lessons.^[2]

A 2020 academic study undertaken at Stockholm University indicated that the groups' activities generally improved refugees perceptions of being included in the surrounding community.^[3] In 2017, the group was the European finalist Nansen Refugee Award.^[4]