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There are media reports suggesting that the check-points between northern Kosovo and Serbia may close on the Serbian side from 6-8 September 2024. Travelers are advised to seek other routes.
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Starting from the 01.01.2024 citizens of Kosovo can travel without a visa to the Schengen area (incl. Sweden) for short - term stays of up to 90 days within a period of 180 days.
Attention: You still need a residence permit, if you intend to work or stay longer than 90 days.
Please note that residence permits cannot be issued by Embassy of Sweden in Pristina. If you have questions related to residence permits, we kindly ask you to read more at the embassy of Sweden in Skopje webpage.
Visa free travel enables you to stay up to 90 days in a 180 day period in Sweden and in the Schengen area. When you enter the area, the days are calculated from this date. You will receive an entry stamp to your passport.
You are responsible for making sure you travel within the dates of your visa or within the dates of visa free travel.
You can also use the visa calculator of the European Commission:
Calculator of travel days remaining under a Schengen short-stay visa https://ec.europa.eu/assets/home/visa-calculator/calculator.htm?lang=en
If you have already used the 90 days, you must wait outside the Schengen-area for another 90 days before you can travel visa free again. Pay attention to the 90/180 day rule.
If you have used all of your visa free days and you must travel again due to for example work or study, you must apply for a long term permit from your country of destination. If this related to you, please contact the Embassy of Sweden in Skopje.
The decision on entry to a member state and to the Schengen area is made by the border guards. All questions on entry should be directed to the border guard of the member state, which is the first point of entry. For Sweden, useful information can be found from at the Swedish Police website: https://polisen.se/en/laws-and-regulations/travel-to-and-stay-in-sweden/border-control/third-country-nationals/
Generall information:
Information on visa liberalization is available on the website of Kosovos Office for European Integration https://integrimievropian.rks-gov.net/en/visa-liberalization-process/required-documents/
Here you can also find a list of frequently asked questions https://integrimievropian.rks-gov.net/en/visa-liberalization-process/frequently-asked-questions/ which is also available in Albanian https://integrimievropian.rks-gov.net/vizat/pyetje-te-shpeshta/
EU citizens and non-EU/EEA citizens interested in working in Sweden for
less than one year can find useful information about working and living in
Sweden on the portal Workinginsweden.se.
If you wish to apply for a work permit please visit: Apply for a work permit
Please note that work permits cannot be issued by the Embassy of Sweden in
Pristina.
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