Not sure what you mean by two different passwords. Usually, there is the SSID and an associated password for a normal network. 
 

Do you mean that there is also a ‘login page’ that you have to go through to get connected? Sonos has no support for those kinds of connections, frequently seen in situations like hotels and universities. Where feasible, it is recommended that a travel router is used, it will allow an interface to do the extra login procedure, and then create the appropriate network for the Sonos and controller devices to connect to, which does not have that extra ‘login’ page. 

Yes that's what I mean 

Thank you 

Is there support for 2 SSIDs?

I figured it out, it’s strange hierarchy to say the least

Networks with a log in page are found in hotels etc. and almost always prohibit devices from “seeing” each other, making it impossible to control a Sonos device from your phone. Since you seem to have succeeded in this, can you tell us what your use case is?

Yes exactly that is my problem but i havent figured out a way of solving it. Would be very nice if JP Winchester could share how he did it.

Your issue is not the same, as yours is a login-screen to the network, not a second separate SSID - The workaround for you is a travel router. Connect the travel router to the local network and then connect the Sonos product to the Travel Routers WiFi network instead.

I will probably just ask someone for a hotspot afterwards i can use the bluetooth option.