Facts

For further information please contact the Embassy.

You may also contact the Swedish Migration Board
Postal address:
601 70 Norrköping
Sweden

Phone: +46 771 235 235
Fax: +46 11 10 81 55
E-mail: migrationsverket@
migrationsverket.se

Web: se below

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Live in Sweden

If you wish to move to Sweden to live with a close relative who is already a Swedish resident or has a residence permit, you must to apply for a residence permit of your own. This applies for instance if you are married or cohabiting or intend to marry or cohabit with someone who is permanently residing in Sweden. It also applies to unmarried children under the age of 18.

Residence permit - Requirements for Jordanians and Iraqis
 
Residence applications for Jordanians - Required documents:

- Two Residence permit applications filled out completely and signed by the applicant

- Two recent coloured photos according to the Embassy’s specifications ( white background + clear face)

-  Population Registration certificate (personbevis) of the reference person (note that citizenship, civil status and address must be stated)

- Family tree filled with all required information

- Copy of the family book in Arabic with the English translation

- Marriage contract. If the marriage took place outside Jordan a marriage certificate from the Jordanian Civil Status Department must be issued

- Copy of Death Certificate when relevant with translation

- For children, in case only one parent is applying, a court order showing the custody

- Copy of the decision from the Swedish Migration Board concerning the reference person showing the grounds for granting the residence permit must be enclosed (when an application concerns family reunification)

- Valid passport or other travel document including copies of any previous stamps or visas

Residence applications for Iraqis - Required documents:

- Two Residence permit applications filled out completely and signed by the applicant

- Two recent coloured photos according to the Embassy’s specifications ( white background + clear face)

- Population Registration certificate (personbevis) of the reference person (note that citizenship, civil status and address must be stated)

- Family tree filled with all required information

- Marriage contract in Arabic with the English translation. The marriage contract have to be legalized by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs

- The Iraqi ID card with translation

- The Iraqi Nationality Certificate with translation

- Copy of Death Certificate when relevant with translation

- Copy of the decision from the Swedish Migration Board concerning the reference person showing the grounds for granting the residence permit must be enclosed (when an application concerns family reunification)

- For children, in case only one parent is applying, a court order showing the custody

- Valid passport or other travel document including copies of any previous stamps or visas

Make sure you fill in all the particulars on the form. You should also ensure that you supply the correct address to your relative(s) in Sweden.

Please note that two application forms must be submitted for each person.

All documents enclosed with the application must be in A4-format. The Embassy will only accept translations made by authorized translators.


Asylum
Only asylum seekers who are physically present in Sweden may have their grounds considered by the Swedish Migration Board. Sweden's missions abroad are obliged to accept asylum applications, but it should be emphasized that such applications are always rejected by the Swedish Migration Board since the applicant is not physically present in Sweden.
People who are not physically present in Sweden and who would like to apply for asylum should contact the nearest UNHCR office.