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Use this form if you want to apply for an alien's passport if you do not have a passport and you are unable to obtain one.

Use this form if you want to apply for an emergency alien's passport for a single trip to or from Sweden. To be used by a person who does not have a passport and is unable to obtain one.

former surnames, dates of birth, citizenship, any former citizenship, places of birth and countries of birth for each of the employees a Visa card or...

Use this form if you want to apply for an extension of your residence permit. This applies if you have previously applied for asylum or are a family member of a person who has previously applied for asylum and has been granted a temporary residence permit.

their citizenship from another EU/EEA country, you can continue to have right of residence. However, if your family member now only has Swedish...

Use this form when applying for a permit to work in Sweden as a seasonal worker if you are a citizen of a country outside of the EU/EEA or Switzerland. The permit applies to seasonal work within agriculture, forestry and tourism, in addition to other sectors. Your employer must be established in Sweden.

Use this form to request that a decision is made in your case if more than six months have passed since you submitted your application. Regarding applications for a work permit or residence permit for long-term resident third-country nationals from other EU countries, you may request that a decision is made in your case if more than four months have passed since you submitted your application. And regarding applications for an EU Blue Card, if more than 90 days have passed since you submitted your application. It is only possible to submit a request once during the period when the Swedish Migration Agency is processing the case. Please note that we will not consider a request that comes in too early.

Asylum – from application to decision 1 Application You must answer questions about, for example, your name, citizenship and family. You must hand in...

The country that will examine your request is determined through a process established by a European Union law known as the ‘Dublin’ Regulation. According to this law, only one country is responsible for examining your request.

30 days to do this before the information you have written is deleted, but for visa, citizenship and study permit applications, you have 14 days. If...