Studying in Sweden
In order to study for more than 90 days in Sweden, you must have a residence permit. Read more about how to apply for a permit for studies or research in Sweden.
News
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The Swedish Migration Agency changes its assessment regarding work permits for co-applicants for students
According to the new assessment, co-applicants can get a work permit even if the student has a residence permit that is shorter than six months.
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Questions and answers about the embassy in Sudan
The Swedish embassy in Khartoum, Sudan remains closed to visitors.
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The Swedish embassy in Sudan is closed to visitors
The Swedish embassy in Khartoum, Sudan will be closed to visitors until further notice due to the current security situation.
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Migration services at the Swedish embassy in Islamabad
Currently, the embassy of Sweden in Islamabad is closed for external visitors. The Migration Section is currently unable to handle any issues requiring a visit by applicants. It is currently not known when migration activities at the embassy can be resumed.
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Changes in the maintenance requirement for students
As of 1 March, the maintenance requirement for you who have access to free housing and/or food during your studies will be lowered.
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New rules for students doing contract and specialisation education and their family members
If you are going to do contract or specialisation education, you and your co-applicant family members can now get a residence permit for up to four years at a time instead of one year as it was before. Your co-applicant family members can now also be granted work permits.
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The Swedish Migration Agency is introducing new rules for better passport check
From 1 November, applicants for a permit to study or conduct research in Sweden must personally show their passport before the Swedish Migration Agency can make a decision.