After November 1st, work permit applicants in Sweden will need to earn over 27,000 kronor a month to be granted a new or extended permit. But current work permit holders won't necessarily need to meet the new requirement straight away..
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New salary thresholds aren't the only changes for work permit holders in Sweden that began on June 1st: the changed law also includes expanded possibilities for work permits to be denied because of problems linked to the…
Sweden's government has decided to exempt only 27 professions from the new higher salary threshold for a work permit, choosing to follow the most restrictive recommendation made by the Migration Agency back in March.
Sweden's parliament is set to vote on Wednesday afternoon to impose in a new minimum salary for work permits set at 90 percent of Sweden's median wage, with the new requirement in force from June 1st.
Sweden's government has asked the Migration Agency to start from the premise that "the need for exemptions is limited" when drawing up its list of professions that should be excused the new higher salary threshold for a…
Sweden's parliament is not scheduled to debate plans to hike the minimum salary for a work permit to 90 percent of the median salary until March at the earliest, according to a calendar for 2026.
The leader of the Moderate Party's youth wing has called on the government to allow rejected asylum seekers who have successfully switched to a work permit to stay in Sweden, in a sign of a split in the ruling party over…
Sweden's government has finalised the text of a new law which will see the minimum eligible salary for a work permit hiked to 33,390 kronor a month from next June, but as yet there is no timetable on when it will be vote…
Swedish businesses have welcomed plans to allow people with work permits to change employers without a new permit, and to double the time they have to find a job if laid off. But they warn against government plans to fur…
Sweden's employment minister Johan Britz has called on the government to drop plans to increase the salary threshold for a work permit to 100 percent of the median salary, arguing businesses have been "very clear on the…
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