Working in Sweden
In order to work in Sweden, you must have a work permit. Read more about how to apply for a work permit or for a residence permit as a self-employed person or a researcher.
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Permanent residence permit for children of employees or self-employed persons
Since 20 July, new requirements apply for anyone who wants to apply for a permanent residence permit. The Swedish Migration Agency is currently receiving many questions on how these new requirements affect children’s possibilities of obtaining permanent residence permits.
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Temporary halt to enforcing decisions pertaining to Afghanistan
In mid-July, the Swedish Migration Agency decided to halt enforcement decisions pertaining to Afghanistan. This means that no refusal of entry or deportation decisions will be made as long as the halt applies.
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New requirements for permanent residence permits
Since 20 July, applicants for a permanent residence permit must fulfil new requirements. Among other things, you must be able to support yourself financially and are expected to live a law-abiding life. The new special requirements apply to everyone, regardless of the type of permit you already have.
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Changes to the Aliens Act for most people applying for a residence permit or work permit
Changes to the Aliens Act come into force as of today, 20 July. This means that anyone who applies for a residence or work permit in Sweden may be affected by the legislative changes.
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How you are affected if you are a family member of an employee or a self-employed person who is granted a permanent residence permit
Changes to the Aliens Act come into force on 20 July. If you are a family member of an employee or a self-employed person, you will be affected by these changes when you or your family member has to apply for a permanent residence permit.
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Changed requirements for permanent residence permits for employees and self-employed persons with family
The Swedish Parliament has enacted changes to the Aliens Act, which begin to apply on 20 July.