Live in Sweden

NON EU/EEA CITIZENS MUST APPLY FOR A RESIDENCE PERMIT
>Applying for a residence permit

EU/EEA CITIZENS
As an EU/EEA citizen you EU/EEA citizen you have the right to live and work in Sweden provided that you are able to support yourself, either by work or by other independent means. All you need to do is to register your Right of Residence in Sweden and apply for a Swedish ID-Number

Register your right of Residence with the Swedish Migration Board
Read about the rules and how to register see the website of the Swedish Migration Board:
> Swedish Migration Board

Apply for a Swedish ID-number
If you move to Sweden and intend to live there for a year or more, in most cases you are required to register with the Swedish Population Register. The Register is managed by the Swedish Tax Agency. Your ID number is a necessary part of daily life in Sweden as it is used in all transactions with authorities, shops, estate agents, banks etc.
Read more on:
> Population registration in Sweden

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Learning Swedish
Find courses and tutors in the UK and Sweden:
>Learning Swedish

Information on Sweden
Sweden.se is the official gateway to Sweden. The website has information on all aspects of Swedish life and society including health care, equality, moving to Sweden, how Sweden is governed, culture, food news, articles and much more. Find out about Sweden on:
>Sweden.se

and on our web page:
>Information on Sweden

Swedish News
For Swedish news in English see:
>The Local
>Swedish Wire (Swedish business, economy and current affairs)

Working and paying tax
For information see :
>Work in Sweden – EU/EEA citizens

See under Related Links on the right hand side of the page for information on Swedish Social Insurance, buying a property, driving in Sweden and importing a vehicle, taking your pet to Sweden and education in Sweden.