Dependent Permits for Family members (Spouses/Partners) Spouse visa = dependent permit First, we need to clear the misunderstanding. A spouse visa is actually called a dependent permit. There are many different types of permits that allow people to bring their dependents with them to Sweden. The type of permit that should ...
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Dependent Permits for Family members (Children) Children visa = dependent permit There are many different types of permits that allow people to bring their dependents with them to Sweden. The type of permit that should be applied for will vary depending on the situation of the person that is living ...
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Dependent visa/permit and working in Sweden In short, yes. They can work in Sweden without much restrictions. Dependent visa/permit holders have the best benefits of all the permits in Sweden. You can read more in depth in our other article about dependent permit holders (Non-EU). However, dependent permit holders relies ...
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When moving to Sweden on a student visa/permit it is generally possible to bring your spouse and/or children with you if you meet certain financial requirements. This article will be focusing on studies for higher education (bachelor's degree and above) and the rules that apply for these types of permits ...
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There are many different ways for your close family members to obtain a permit to move to Sweden along with you. In this article you will find some information about the different ways of moving to Sweden with your family. We would like to start by defining what the Migration ...
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When applying as a dependent to a Swedish citizen or someone holding permanent residence in Sweden you will in most cases need to have an interview at a Swedish embassy as part of the process. We have written this guide with 17 Swedish residence permit interview questions to try to ...
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How to get permanent residence as a dependent in Sweden 2021 The Swedish government has recently, 2021, imposed some new legal changes, meaning that it will now be harder for dependents over the age of 18 to obtain permanent residence in Sweden. This means that children over 18, spouses, ‘sambo’, ...
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