Travel to Sweden after work permit is approved [closed]

1. How long can you stay in Sweden after work permit expires?
2. Can you enter Sweden while waiting for residence permit?
3. How long does it take to get a Swedish work permit?
4. How can I check my work permit status in Sweden?
5. Is it easy to get PR in Sweden?
6. Can I stay in Sweden after Masters?
7. How long does it take to get a decision from the Swedish Migration Agency?
8. How long does it take for asylum decision in Sweden?
9. How long does it take to become a Swedish citizen?
10. Can I live in Sweden without speaking Swedish?
11. Is it easy to get a work visa in Sweden?
12. How much is a work visa for Sweden?

How long can you stay in Sweden after work permit expires?

If you have a work permit and want to keep working after your permit has expired, you need to apply for an extension of your work permit. If you have had a permit as an employee for six months or more and apply before your current permit expires, you are entitled to keep working while waiting for a decision.

Can you enter Sweden while waiting for residence permit?

Can I visit Sweden while I am waiting for my decision regarding a residence permit? Your permit must be ready before you travel to Sweden. However, it is not forbidden to visit Sweden while you are waiting for the decision about your permit. You can apply for a visa to temporarily visit Sweden.

How long does it take to get a Swedish work permit?

Time: Approximately 1 month, although if information is missing from the application the process can take up to 4 months. Please contact us for a quote. If the application is successful, the Swedish Migration Office will contact the applicant via email. A residence permit will be issued.

How can I check my work permit status in Sweden?

On the website of the Swedish Migration Agency you can check the status of your application. You can check the following: student permit, work permit, residence permit, passport, Swedish citizenship and asylum application.

Is it easy to get PR in Sweden?

To get permanent residency in Sweden, you must have been living in the country continuously for five years. EU citizens will be granted this residency at the end of the five years, even if some of that time was spent being unemployed.

Can I stay in Sweden after Masters?

Stay Back / Post-Study Work Rules in after Studying Masters in Sweden. After the completion of your studies, you can stay in Sweden for 6 months to look for a job. In order to stay for those 6 months, you need to apply for Residence Permit. Once you get a job, you will be required to apply for the Work Permit.

How long does it take to get a decision from the Swedish Migration Agency?

In most cases this happens three weeks after the Swedish Migration Agency has advised you of the decision, or when you have signed a declaration of acceptance.

How long does it take for asylum decision in Sweden?

[10] Information provided by the Swedish Migration Agency. [11] Information provided by lawyers from the Swedish Refugee Law Center on March 2021.
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General (scope, time limits)

How long does it take to become a Swedish citizen?

You must have lived in Sweden for five years with right of residence. But after you have lived with a Swedish citizen for two years you can apply for citizenship after living in Sweden for a total of three years.

Can I live in Sweden without speaking Swedish?

Chances are you can live here for years without learning a lick of Swedish. Swedes are widely rated as world number two at English as a second language. Therefore it might take you longer to learn Swedish, and the Catch-22 is that fluency in the language is crucial to full integration.

Is it easy to get a work visa in Sweden?

The application process

Generally, you will need to apply for your permit before entering Sweden, though in some cases you may be able to apply from within Sweden if you are already legally living in the country. Receive an offer of employment – which must have been approved by a relevant trade union.

How much is a work visa for Sweden?

You'll also have to pay a fee when you apply for your work visa. This is currently 2,000 SEK for a work or self employed visa, 1000 SEK for an adult family member, and 500 SEK for children. There are lower fees for some visa types, including au pair and working holiday.