EU/EEA citizens
EU/EEA citizens, have the right to work, run their own business, study or live in Sweden without a residence permit. The right to reside in Sweden without a residence permit is known as right of residence.
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You are an EU/EEA citizen or the family member of such a citizen and want to live, work or study in Sweden.
Family of EU/EEA citizens
You are a family member of an EU/EEA citizen and want to live with them in Sweden. If you are a citizen of a non-EU/EEA country, you must apply for a residence card.
Permanent right of residence
You are an EU/EEA citizen and have lived for at least five years in Sweden with right of residence and want to apply for a certificate showing that you have permanent right of residence. Family members who are EU/EEA citizens can also apply for a certificate.
Permanent residence card
You are a citizen of a non-EU/EEA country and have lived in Sweden with your family member who has right of residence for at least five years. You want to apply for a permanent residence card.
Nordic citizens
You are a citizen of Denmark, Finland, Norway or Iceland and want to work, study or live in Sweden.
Family of Nordic citizens
You are a citizen of a non-EU/EEA country and want to move to Sweden to live with your family member who is a citizen of Denmark, Finland, Norway or Iceland.
News
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.
2025-05-20
Are you going to visit the National Government Service Centre?
From May onwards, there will be changes to which of the Government Service Centers offer the services of the Swedish Migration Agency.