Sweden has revamped its EU Blue Card system, making it easier for skilled professionals to work and settle in the country. With lower salary thresholds, shorter contract requirements, and simplified job transitions, Sweden is now one of the most accessible EU destinations for global talent.
Sweden has unveiled significant updates to its EU Blue Card rules, set to take effect on January 1, 2025. These changes aim to attract and retain highly skilled foreign workers while simplifying the application process for both employees and employers.…
Sweden's Migration Authority reports a rise in work, family reunification, and study permits issued in 2024. With over 80,000 permits granted so far, authorities are considering stricter family reunification rules to better manage integration challenges.
In a strategic move to attract highly qualified foreign talent, Sweden has reduced EU Blue Card processing times from 90 to 30 days and is working to lower salary thresholds. These changes aim to streamline hiring and address skill shortages in Sweden's labour market.
Sweden is poised to make its immigration policies more attractive for highly skilled workers by updating its EU Blue Card regulations. The proposed changes will lower salary requirements, expand eligibility, and streamline transitions between job positions, aiming to retain top global talent.
Sweden's work permit salary threshold has increased to 28,480 kronor per month as of June 18, 2024. This change, reflecting the updated median salary, applies to all new applications and renewals. Future plans indicate a potential rise to 100% of the median salary by 2025.
Discover the latest updates on Sweden's work permit salary threshold, including the current rates, anticipated increases, and future government plans to further raise the threshold. Learn important dates and what these changes mean for current and prospective work permit holders.
Sweden is rolling out a red carpet for international talent with a streamlined work permit process. Top jobs in leadership, research, and tech will see applications whizz through in just 30 days, with dedicated support and resources for employers.
The Swedish authorities have unveiled their strategy to streamline work permit processes, focusing on attracting highly skilled workers from outside the European Union. The initiative includes the introduction of a new model for handling work permit cases and the establishment of international recruitment units.
