This session is offered online via Google Meet or in person, with individual one-on-one meetings available.
The Swedish government launched a talent visa program effective from 1st June 2022, aimed at professionals seeking employment in Sweden.
This program is designed for individuals who have secured a job offer from a Swedish company and intend to reside and work in Sweden for the next four years. The duration spent under a work permit qualifies towards Swedish permanent residency applications.
Applications for a work permit can be processed in as little as 10 days if submitted by a certified company through the Migration Agency.
The EU Blue Card functions similarly to the US Green Card, serving as a work and residence permit for non-EU/EEA nationals. It streamlines the process for highly skilled workers to gain employment rights in the EU, offering comprehensive socio-economic rights along with a pathway to permanent residency and EU citizenship.
This card is suitable for those looking to work in multiple EU countries within four years. Many EU nations recognize the Blue Card, which can facilitate moving between countries. Additionally, time spent with a Blue Card in Sweden can contribute to permanent residency applications in other EU states.
The processing of an EU Blue Card application usually takes between 2-3 weeks, but the Migration Agency may take up to 90 days in certain situations, potentially causing delays compared to a standard permit.
For inquiries related to job searches, interview preparation, or work permits, interested individuals can reach out via email.