Open syves opened 8 years ago
davidchambers
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8 years ago If the permit is for more than six months, you can also get a work permit.
That clarifies things somewhat. The next question is whether one can work for a company outside Sweden on a Swedish work permit.
syves
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8 years ago Right still not clear
syves
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8 years ago Telephone number
+46 771 235 235 58,422.59 euros gross before tax 536388.60 sek
syves
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8 years ago TODO: print letter for request for high school transcript consider ordering CCA copy for $65, if other copy does not arrive print application for search for work make appointment to verify university status find out how much money I need saved, it costs around 1100 to live here per month for me?
syves
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8 years ago http://anabin.kmk.org/no_cache/filter/institutionen.html
get appointment to review university
syves
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8 years ago syves
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8 years ago eu blue card germany:
http://www.sachsen.de/en/3070.htm
you have a concrete job offer or an employment contract for high-qualification employment with a minimum annual salary of EUR 48.400 (date: 2015). PLEASE NOTE: For certain occupations with particularly high demand an annual salary of at least EUR 37.752 (date: 2015) is sufficient. This applies to occupations of group 21, 221 and 25 of the International Standard Classification of Occupations. #25: 25 Information and communications technology professionals ?
syves
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8 years ago
sweden: If you are a citizen of a non-EU country and are a family member of a person who has a work permit, you can get a residence permit for the same period. If the permit is for more than six months, you can also get a work permit.
The following are counted as family members: wife, husband, cohabiting partner, registered partner and unmarried children under the age of 21. Unmarried children who are 21 years or older can be given a permit in certain cases. The requirement is that they are being supported financially by you or your partner.
Application for work permit for employees Work permit SEK 2,000 Extension of work permit within the same occupation or with the same employer SEK 1,000 Extension of work permit within another occupation or with another employer SEK 2,000 Special fees for certain occupations Self-employed SEK 2,000 Performer SEK 1,000 Au pair SEK 1,000 Athlete or coach SEK 1,000 Youth exchange (citizens of Australia, Canada, New Zeeland and South Korea) SEK 1,000 Visiting researcher SEK 1,000 Trainee (through international exchange programme or agreement) SEK 1,000 EU Blue Card SEK 2,000 Application for family members of persons applying for or holding a work permit Adult SEK 1,000 Child under 18 years of age SEK 500 Your application fee will not be refunded if your application is refused.
Paying online
When you apply online, you pay the fee with a credit card in connection with the application. The same applies if you are applying to extend your permit.
Paying at an embassy or consulate-general
If you are applying at an embassy or consulate-general, you pay the fee when you hand in your application. For more information about the fee, contact the embassy or consulate-general where you are applying, as they do not have the same fees and terms of payment as the Migration Agency.
Paying to bankgiro
If you are not applying online, you pay the fee to bankgiro number 5223-7005. The IBAN for the account is SE6912000000012810106908 and the BIC/SWIFT code is DABASESX (Danske Bank).
In the box for messages to the recipient, you write the name and surname of the person the application fee is for, as well as their personal identity number and/or case number. If you are paying the fees of several people at the same time, write the personal identity number and/or case number for each of them. Also write on the application form when and how you paid the fee.
Enclose the following documents with your application Copies of the pages in your passport showing your personal details, the passport’s period of validity and whether you have residence permits for countries other than your home country. If your passport is about to expire, you should renew it as you cannot obtain a permit for longer than the validity of your passport a copy of a marriage certificate or the equivalent (applies to married couples and registered partners) a document showing that you have been living together in your home country (applies to cohabiting partners) a short letter from the person in Sweden in which they confirm that you are going to live together in Sweden, if you are not applying for a permit at the same time. Make sure that the information on the documents you attach is clearly visible. Check that the numbers and characters at the top and bottom of the passport pages is clear and legible.
Learn more about the requirements for an online application