Studying and researching 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 answered questions about residence permits for students – updated
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The Swedish Migration Agency is changing the previous attendance requirements for full-time studies
Due to the ongoing pandemic, the Swedish Migration Agency is adjusting the rules for 2021 in three areas for those who have or are going to apply for a residence permit to study in Sweden.
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Free online seminars in English if you intend to start a business, or move to Sweden to study or work at a university
The Swedish Tax Agency arranges free online seminars for business operators and private individuals. Now, they have also begun holding the seminars in English for you if you intend to start your own company in Sweden, and if you intend to work or study at a Swedish university.
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Clarification regarding extension of residence permit for studies
It is soon time to apply for an extension of your residence permit if you have plans to continue your studies in the autumn semester of 2021. Apply no earlier than six months before your current permit expires.
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New look for residence permit cards
From 1 December, both the residence permit card and right of residence card issued by the Swedish Migration Agency will look different. If you already have a valid card, you do not need to replace it.
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If you are applying for a residence permit for other studies, your family members can now apply together with you in your web application.
Starting on 29 September, applicants for a residence permit for other studies in Sweden who have accompanying family members can apply for permits for their family together with their own application.
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The embassy in Tehran is postponing all interviews until 2021
Due to the worsening situation in the coronavirus pandemic, the embassy in Tehran has chosen to postpone all scheduled interviews regarding migration cases until next year. This is being done in order to try to limit the spread of infection. The embassy will contact anyone who already has a scheduled interview appointment.