Who decides my case?
The Swedish Migration Board decides your case.
The Embassy sends your application to the Migration Board.
The work permit must be entered in your passport before your arrival in Sweden. You cannot travel to Sweden and wait for a decision here.
You will be notified by the Embassy or Consulate where you submitted your application (or which you stated when you applied via the Internet).
How long will I have to wait for a decision?
You must submit your application at least six weeks before your estimated date of arrival in Sweden.
May my family come with me?
Your family, i.e. spouse/cohabitant and children under 18, can obtain residence permits for the same period as you. If you have a work permit valid for at least six months, your spouse/cohabitant can also obtain one for the same period.
Remember!
The Embassy can not help you find a job in Sweden. You will be expected to contact potential employers yourself.
You will stay in Sweden for a limited time and will not be entitled to the same social benefits as permanent residents. Therefore, it is important that you beforehand find out what insurance cover you have.
Rejection of an application for a work permit cannot be appealed.