Sweden

Proof of frontier-worker rights for a British citizen resident outside Sweden who worked or ran a business in Sweden before the end of transition.

Employment with an employer in Sweden.

Intra-corporate transfer to a Swedish group entity as a manager or specialist.

Intra-corporate transfer to a Swedish group entity as a trainee or intern.

Work in Sweden for more than 90 days under an ICT permit issued by another EU country.

Exceptional in-country work-permit application after a visit made specifically to meet an employer in a shortage occupation.

Employment aboard a Swedish-registered ship operating in domestic traffic.

Fixed-term employment that can only be carried out during part of the year.

In-country conversion from qualifying Swedish higher education or doctoral studies to employment.

Running and controlling a business in Sweden.

Employment in Sweden as an artist, technician or other tour staff.

Highly qualified employment in Sweden.

Coming to Sweden after advanced studies to look for work or investigate starting a business.

Looking for work or exploring a business after completing research in Sweden or qualifying EU mobility research.

Looking for work or exploring a business after completing qualifying higher education in Sweden.

Research in Sweden under a hosting agreement with an approved research principal.

Full-time contract or specialisation education in Sweden.

Full-time third-cycle doctoral studies in Sweden.

First- or second-cycle higher education, higher vocational education or qualifying post-secondary studies.

Higher-education studies in a mobility programme that begin in Sweden.

Full-time studies in Sweden outside the higher-education and contract-education routes.

Part of a mobility programme in Sweden using a study permit issued by another EU country.

Residence for a traineeship or internship directly related to the applicant's education.

Residence for a traineeship or internship arranged through an international exchange programme.

Full-time upper-secondary exchange studies in Sweden.

Exceptional residence with a relative who is not a spouse, partner or child.

Residence for a child moving to Sweden to live with a relative who is not a parent.

Residence for a child moving to Sweden to live with a parent.

Residence with a qualifying student, doctoral student or post-study job-search holder.

Residence with a person exercising EU long-term-resident mobility in Sweden.

Residence with a Swiss citizen exercising a qualifying basis in Sweden.

Residence with a qualifying worker, EU Blue Card holder, ICT transferee, researcher or self-employed person.

Residence status for an eligible family member joining a British residence-status holder.

Living in Sweden with the applicant's child who is under 18.

Residence for a foreign-national child born in Sweden.

Residence for a child adopted or being adopted by a person in Sweden.

Living in Sweden with a spouse, registered partner, cohabiting partner or intended partner.

EU long-term resident status after continuous lawful residence in Sweden.

Exceptional late application for Swedish residence status by a British citizen protected by the Withdrawal Agreement.

Permanent residence-status certificate after five years under the Withdrawal Agreement.

Proof of permanent right of residence for a non-EU/EEA family member.

Permanent residence connected to a qualifying extension of a family residence permit.

Permanent residence connected to a qualifying extension of a Swedish work permit.

Permanent residence after qualifying doctoral, research, employment or EU Blue Card residence.

Permanent residence connected to a qualifying extension of a self-employed permit.

Certification of permanent right of residence after five qualifying years.

Return to Sweden based on significant ties after previously holding permanent residence.

Residence in Sweden by an EU/EEA citizen working as an employee.

Residence in Sweden by an EU/EEA citizen running a business.

Residence in Sweden by an EU/EEA citizen studying with sufficient support and cover.

Residence in Sweden by an EU/EEA citizen with sufficient funds to support themselves.

Work, study or residence in Sweden as a citizen of Denmark, Finland, Iceland or Norway.

Residence with an EU/EEA family member who has right of residence in Sweden.

Residence in Sweden for study by a person with EU long-term status in another Member State.

Residence in Sweden for work, business or sufficient-funds living by a person with EU long-term status in another Member State.

Residence for a Swiss citizen working, running a business or living on sufficient funds.

Residence for a Swiss citizen studying in Sweden.

Young-person cultural holiday with incidental work in Sweden.

Cultural exchange and limited childcare or light housework with a Swedish host family.

Entry and stay in Sweden and the Schengen area for a short visit.

Short visit by a non-EU national who does not need a Schengen entry visa.

Temporary visit to Sweden lasting 90 days or more.

Application for protection in Sweden because of persecution or risk of inhuman treatment.

Protection for a person meeting the refugee definition after an international-protection examination.

Protection for a person facing serious harm who does not meet the refugee definition.

Temporary protection in Sweden for people covered by the EU response to the war in Ukraine.

For a foreign national who can document Swedish ancestry or another specifically described substantial tie to Sweden.

Professional employment under contract with a Swedish sports club or association.

Transit through the international transit area of a Schengen airport during a stopover or change of flights.