You have a residence permit in Sweden as a long-term resident in another EU country, or as a family member of someone with this permit. You or your partner are now pregnant or have had a baby. Here you will find information about what applies to you and what you need to do.
A child born in Sweden receives the same citizenship(s) as their parents. If you have a baby while in Sweden, you must apply for a residence permit for your child as a family member of a person with long-term resident status in another EU country.
You want to apply – Family of long-term residents in another EU country
2025-03-05
The Swedish Migration Agency's new website has now been launched
On 5 March, the Swedish Migration Agency launched a completely new version of migrationsverket.se, with a new structure and a more user-friendly navigation. The purpose of the new website is primarily to make it easier for visitors to find the information they need.
2025-02-05
The Swedish Migration Agency introduces new rules for checks of EC/EU residence permit cards
From 10 February, if you are a long-term resident of another EU country and are seeking a residence permit, you may need to present your EC/EU residence permit card.
2024-12-16
Now you can see your complete decision on My Page
If you are waiting for a decision from the Swedish Migration Agency, you can now see the complete decision on My page. Previously, you have only been able to see if the decision is positive or negative, and the justification has only been sent home to you in paper format.