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Other rules when children become adults

Families are meant to stay together – but when a child becomes an adult, the conditions for a residence permit change. In this article, we explain why a young adult may receive a different decision from the rest of the family.

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Voluntary repatriation and repatriation grants – what are they?

What does voluntary repatriation actually mean, and how large of a repatriation grant can one receive? We clarify this in this section of "The Swedish Migration Agency answers".

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If you plan to visit Sweden
Are you visiting Sweden this winter? If you are a citizen of a non-EU/EEA country and wish to visit Sweden for a shorter or longer period, you may need a Schengen visa or a visitor’s residence permit.
Schengen visa and visitor’s residence permit

For employers

Information for employers planning to employ people who need a permit to work in Sweden.

For employers

For press

In our press room, journalists writing about our matters can find information.

Press room

About the Swedish Migration Agency

Learn more about the Swedish Migration Agency.

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The Swedish Migra­tion Agency answers
The Swedish Migration Agency answers is a series of articles where we use facts and figures to describe different parts of the Swedish Migration Agency's activities.
The Swedish Migra­tion Agency answers

About Swedish society

Read about Swedish society and what rights and obligations you have as a resident of Sweden. Information for both adults and children.

About Swedish society

Word explanations

Explanations and in-depth information for words and concepts that appear in the migration process.

Word explanations