Moscow

Facts

Embassy of Sweden
The Migration Office
Mosfilmovskaya str., 60
Moscow, Russia
Tel: +7-495-937 92 01
Operator from 10.00 to 11.00 and from 15.00 to 16.00, Moscow time.
Clock round answering machine.
Fax: +7-495-937 92 03
E-mail: visa.moscow
@foreign.ministry.se


Visa for visiting Sweden
Application fees for visas
Residence permits
Work permits
Application fees for residence/work permits
Application forms
List of countries whose citizens require a visa for entering Sweden
Information for citizens from the former republics of the USSR
The Swedish Migration Board

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Arbeta & bo i Sverige / Work & Live in Sweden

Application Fees for Residence/Work Permits

Application fees have to be paid in cash, in Russian roubles. Credit cards and other forms of payment are not accepted. Application fee is paid for processing of an application. It is non-refundable in case of refusal.

 

Residence/work permit for persons who have attained the age of 18 (performing artist, professional athlete or coach, visiting researchers, students, au-pair) 

4400 RUB

Residence/work permit for persons who have not attained the age of 18
 

2200 RUB

Residence/work permit in connection with family ties for persons who attained the age of 18

6800 RUB

Residence/work permit in connection with family ties for persons who have not attained the age of 18

3400 RUB

Work permit

9000 RUB

Residence permit for self-employment 9000 RUB

  

The following categories of persons are exempted from paying an application fee:

  • Residence/work permit for persons with close family links (husband, wife, sambo, children) to a person who has been granted a residence permit due to humanitarian reasons, refugee status or need for protection.
  • Residence/work permit for students at the World Maritime University in Malmö.
  • Residence/work permit for students who have received scholarships for studies in Sweden from Sida (Swedish International Development Agency), or other Swedish or international organizations.

Last update: 05.04.11
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