You can submit an online application through the link below.
https://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/Studying-in-Sweden.html
You can submit an online application through the link below.
https://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/Moving-to-someone-in-Sweden.html
More information can be obtained from the Migration Agency's website:
You book a time slot for passport application: online-booking. Bring your filled out copy of Swedish Citizen – Form for passport applicant. All the information should be filled out before the visit. This is of utmost importance, so that you do not miss your booked time slot.
Do you have a coordination number (samordningsnummer)? According to new regulations, such numbers will automatically be declared inactive after five years if the Swedish Tax Agency has not received an application of renewal. This might extend the processing time for administrative procedures, such as for example passport applications. To those with a coordination number: We kindly recommend you to contact the Swedish Tax Agency to inquire about the status of your coordination number before your visit to the Consulate General, as you might be required to bring additional documentation for your passport application. For more information, please read more on here.
If you are a minor you need company from at least one of your custodians for the visit, as well as bringing the filled out forms Consent of Custodian and Swedish Citizen – Form for passport applicant. Please note that both forms need to be signed by both custodians.
You need to wait for the Migration Agency to send you an e-mail asking you to make an appointment for an interview. Since it depends on which unit of the Migration Agency that is in charge of your application, the handling time also varies from case to case and sometimes it takes months before you receive the e-mail to book an interview. You cannot make an appointment at the Embassy before you receive this e-mail.
For information on the present waiting time, please refer to the link below:
Yes, you can make trips to other countries within Schengen, but only for travelling purposes, not for the purpose of settling down.
