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Jun 2 2009

Study and work in Sweden

Thinking about studying or working in Sweden? The Swedish Institute publishes a website designed to provide you with the information you need to study in Sweden as a foreign student. On Sweden's official website you will find information about working in Sweden, and also useful links to other websites with further information.

For more information, please click on the link below:

The Swedish Institute

www.sweden.se

www.studera.nu

The Migration Board of Sweden

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Jan 11 2010 Carl Bildt handed over Presidency of the EU to Spain
"The Presidency is not only moving from my country in the north to your country here in southern Europe, it is also moving from one era of European integration to a new one. The Treaty of Lisbon has now entered fully into force," observed Minister for Foreign Affairs Carl Bildt as he formally handed over the Presidency of the EU to Spain on Friday.
Dec 8 2009 Carl Bildt receives award for his contributions to the enhancement of the European Union's global standing
Carl Bildt will receive the 2009 BELA Foundation Award in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the enhancement of the European Union's global standing.
Jan 29 2009 Sweden package now being launched – a unified source of information and marketing material about Sweden
There is a great need for presentation material about Sweden. This is true whether you need to present Sweden in connection with a job or studies abroad or whether colleagues have just arrived in Sweden and want to learn more about Sweden and Swedish culture. That’s why the Swedish Institute (SI) is now launching its Sweden package – a web-based compilation of si’s information and marketing material about Sweden.
Jan 5 2009 Public holidays 2010
A list of the days when the Embassy is closed
Aug 21 2005 Welcome to the Embassy of Sweden in Nicosia, Cyprus
On the English part of our website you will find information on how to apply for a visa or work/residence permit and other consular matters.

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