Residence Permits in Sweden – How It Works and How to Get Help
Do you want to live, work, or reunite with a family member in Sweden? Then you need to apply for a residence permit. Here, we explain the most common types of permits, what is required to get an approved decision, and how we at Juridikservice can help you through the entire process.
Who needs a residence permit?
You need to apply for a residence permit if you plan to:
- Live with a partner or relative in Sweden
- Work or study in Sweden
- Seek protection (asylum) or stay for protection reasons
- Extend a previous residence permit
Common types of residence permits
- Family reunification – e.g., partner, children, or other family members in Sweden
- Work permit – if you have found a job in Sweden
- Residence permit for studies
- Residence permit for humanitarian or protection reasons
- Extension of an existing permit
How do you apply?
- You apply online or through an embassy/the Swedish Migration Agency
- You submit all documents and evidence
- The Swedish Migration Agency reviews your case
- You receive a decision – approved, requested additional information, or denied
If your application is denied – what should you do?
Du har rätt att överklaga beslutet om uppehållstillstånd inom tre veckor. Vi hjälper dig att snabbt agera, formulera överklagan och lämna in rätt handlingar.
How can Juridikservice help you?
We help you with:
- Applying for a new or extended residence permit
- Reviewing requirements and documentation
- Communicating with the Swedish Migration Agency
- Appealing a rejection
