Who can get one? How do I get one? And where do I get it? Here we give you information about all things related to residence permits.

We explain Sweden
You should apply for a residence permit if you want to work, study or stay in Sweden for more than three months. There are different types of residence permits and they are granted on various grounds – such as work, family or studies in Sweden.
Who can get one? How do I get one? And where do I get it? Here we give you information about all things related to residence permits.
If you meet the requirements, you will probably start by getting a temporary residence permit the first time you apply.
A permanent residence permit allows you to live and work in Sweden for an undefined period of time.
You can get a residence permit based on family ties. A family in Sweden is just not limited to the traditional “mummy, daddy, child” concept.
Another ground for granting residence permits is work. More than 19.000 residence permits where granted in 2013 due to employment.
Residence permits are granted for studies in Sweden and there are two main requirements for you to fulfill.
Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Korea all have a work agreement with Sweden.
A residence permit for asylum seekers is for people persecuted in their own country.
As a EU citizen, you can live, study and work in any country within the EU and you may be able to bring your non EU family with you.