About the Swedish Migration Agency Granted resi­dence permits – over­views

Here you find statistics about granted residence permits for work, studies, family reunification, international protection (asylum) and persons from the EU/EES. The monthly statistics are updated on the 15th of each month. If the 15th falls on a public holiday, the statistics are published on the next working day.

Temporary limitation of asylum statistics

From 15 July, we are temporarily limiting certain asylum statistics. This concerns statistics for June and the following months in these files (only available in Swedish):

The files will still be published, but the concerned asylum statistics will be marked with dashes as from June.

The reason for this interruption of the statistics is that the EU's pact on migration and asylum came into force on 12 June. The changes in the asylum process means changes in how data is registered in the Swedish Migration Agency’s systems. Until we can publish correct and comparable statistics, we publish the number of registered applications on the page International protection (asylum).

Monthly statistics

The monthly statistics show first-time applications, decisions and granted at all three instances (the Swedish Migration Agency, the Migration Courts and the Migration Court of Appeal).

Monthly statistics granted residence permits

Monthly statistics granted residence permits

Total 2026

July 2026

Family reunification

14210

1418

Work

15470

1819

Asylum, including applicants under the Temporary Protection Directive

-

-

EU/EES

4466

443

Studies

9866

2931

Impediments to enforcement

506

81

Statistics from previous years

More statistics about residence permits are available in Swedish.

The Swedish Migration Agency is responsible for considering applications from people who want to live in Sweden, seek protection or become Swedish citizens. Our work is based on Swedish laws and international conventions, with a focus on legal certainty and effective reception and return.