Sweden
Swedish long-stay visas (type d)
Staying in Sweden for more than 90 days — Sweden's national long-stay visa, issued under its own rules.
- WORKJOB OFFERNON-EUWork Permit (Employee)A combined work-and-residence permit for a non-EU citizen who already holds a concrete job offer from a Swedish employer.View visa details
- WORKHIGHLY QUALIFIEDJOB OFFEREU Blue CardA residence-and-work permit for highly qualified non-EU professionals holding a Swedish job offer that meets a higher salary threshold.View visa details
- BUSINESSSELF-EMPLOYEDNON-EUSelf-Employed / Own Business Residence PermitA residence permit for a non-EU entrepreneur who will run their own business in Sweden and can demonstrate the necessary experience and capital.View visa details
- STUDYFULL-TIMENON-EUResidence Permit for Higher Education StudiesA residence permit for non-EU students admitted to full-time higher education in Sweden who can show they are able to support themselves.View visa details
- WORKRESEARCHERNON-EUResearcher Residence PermitA residence permit for non-EU researchers hosted by a Swedish research organisation approved by the Swedish Research Council.View visa details
- FAMILYSPOUSE AND CHILDRENNON-EUResidence Permit for Family Members (Family Reunification)A residence permit for the spouse, partner and children of a person who lives and works or studies in Sweden.View visa details
- JOB SEEKERGRADUATESPOST-STUDYResidence Permit to Look for Work After Studies or ResearchA residence permit letting graduates and researchers stay in Sweden to seek employment or start a business after completing their programme.View visa details