You have a residence permit in Sweden as a long-term resident in another EU country, or as a family member of someone with this permit. You or your partner are now pregnant or have had a baby. Here you will find information about what applies to you and what you need to do.
A child born in Sweden receives the same citizenship(s) as their parents. If you have a baby while in Sweden, you must apply for a residence permit for your child as a family member of a person with long-term resident status in another EU country.
You want to apply – Family of long-term residents in another EU country
2025-12-03
The Migration Agency’s drop-in service closes on 1 January
On 1 January, the Swedish Migration Agency’s service centre will close for drop-in visits. If you have any questions about your case, please contact the Swedish Migration Agency by telephone or via My page. For guidance and assistance with your application, or with using the Swedish Migration Agency’s digital services, please visit the National Government Service Centre.
2025-09-11
How you will be affected when extended passports become invalid
We have previously reported that Swedish authorities will not accept extended passports from 1 October 2025. Here we answer frequently asked questions about what this means and who will be affected.
2025-07-23
Extended passports become invalid on 1 October
As of 1 October 2025, Swedish authorities will no longer accept passports that have had their period of validity extended by inserting a stamp or sticker into the passport. If you have such a national passport, you should apply for a new one.