Sweden > Overview
Migrants from non-European countries can only get a Swedish residence
permit either by asylum application or invoke the rules regarding
attachment to close relatives. Since the Labour Immigration Law is very
strict it’s almost impossible for unskilled workers coming from outside
the European Union to get residence permit.
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Sweden > Dublin II
A
ruling by the Migration Court of Appeal (MCA) stopped all forced returns
of asylum-seekers from Sweden to Greece under the Dublin regulations. All the cases concerning Dublin to Greece get their asylum process in
Sweden. All the cases are not yet in process but on the way to be
processed.
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Sweden > Asylum
You have to apply for asylum as soon as possible, preferably the same
day. When you apply for asylum they take your fingerprints and a photo.
They also decide if you should have economic help if you do not have any
money.
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Sweden > Gender
If you have been abused or persecuted because you are a woman, homosexuell, bisexual or transgender and are seeking asylum in Sweden this is important to tell in the first asylum investigation. It is important to tell about abuses as detailed and coherent as possible.
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Sweden > Minors
If you come to Sweden and are under 18
years old and come to Sweden without parents you count as an unaccompanied
minor. There are special housings for children and youth. A guardian is selected of you come to Sweden without a
parent.
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Sweden > Detention
To be taken in detention in Sweden means that you can be locked in without time limit. The decision is retried every eighth week. You have no right to leave the detention. First there is a negotiation with you and the police, this is often made directly in the detention.
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Sweden > Family reunification
If you are married
with someone that lives in Sweden you have right to residence permit. if you
have permanent residence your wife/husband and children under 18 years the
right to move to Sweden. Some conditions might be fulfilled. If your family is
left in the home-country or in some other country they can apply for connection on the closest Swedish embassy or
consulate.
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Sweden > Medical Assistance
It is hard to get care for persons that has got a negative decision and
persons that stay away. In Sweden grown-up asylum-seekers, undocumented
(person that has not applied for asylum), and persons that got a
negative decision only has right to emergent care. Asylum-seeking
children has the same rights to care as other children in Sweden.
Read more … Sweden > Medical Assistance