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Visiting Sweden
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Protection and asylum in Sweden
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Frequently asked questions
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- About permanent residence permits if you have previously applied for asylum and can now support yourself as an employee or self-employed person
- Help for those who are living with domestic violence
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Studying and researching in Sweden
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Higher education
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