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Work Permits for Your Company and Your Employees

Applying for a work permit can seem complicated. We make the process simple, secure, and accurate, so you can focus on your business in the meantime.

Safe and easy

Hiring talent from countries outside the EU is often a necessary solution for filling job vacancies and securing the right skills. However, the process of obtaining a work permit can be both complex and time-consuming.

We help businesses navigate the entire process, from analysis and application to decision-making. With us, you’re in good hands, and we handle the entire process.

Why are work permits required?

All citizens from outside the EU/EEA (and Switzerland) need a work permit to work in Sweden. For employers, this entails a number of obligations and requirements: offering the right terms and conditions, advertising the position correctly, and submitting a complete application to the Swedish Migration Agency.

The process can easily become time-consuming and lead to delays if any step goes wrong. That is why we offer support throughout the entire process.

How we can help

We tailor solutions to your specific needs and circumstances. Whether you’re hiring a new employee or extending an existing contract, we’re here to support you as your trusted partner.

We can help you with:

  • Application for a work permit.

  • Application for an extension of a work permit.

  • Application to change employers.

  • Application for a permanent work permit.

  • Application for accompanying family members.

  • And much more.

Here's how the process works

Get in touch with us, and we’ll start the conversation. We’ll handle the entire process, no matter what type of permit your company and employees need.

01

Analysis of your needs

Step 1

We start by understanding your situation and identifying potential obstacles. We look at the position to be filled, the candidate’s background, and the regulations that apply to your industry.

02

Review of requirements

Step 2

Among other things, we ensure that wages and working conditions comply with collective bargaining agreements or equivalent agreements, that the position has been advertised in accordance with the Swedish Migration Agency’s requirements, and that all documentation is accurate and complete.

03

Application

Step 3

We compile and submit a complete application to avoid delays and handle all communication with the authorities throughout the processing.

04

Follow-up

Step 4

We are monitoring the situation closely and will keep you informed. Any additional information will be addressed promptly.

05

Decision and next steps

Step 5

If the permit is approved, we provide guidance regarding the onboarding process and getting started. If the permit is denied, we analyze the reasons and offer support with an appeal or a new application.

06

Long-term support

Step 6

We also assist with visa extensions, changes of employer, or applications for accompanying family members.

The Benefits of International Expertise

Recruiting internationally isn't just about filling a position; it opens the door to new opportunities.

Employees with an international background can contribute by:

  • Cultural understanding.

  • New networks and perspectives.

  • Innovation and new ideas.

  • Business opportunities in more markets.

Especially if knowledge of Swedish isn’t a requirement, the opportunities may be greater than many people realize. This opens the door to including people who have recently arrived in Sweden or who are planning to move here.

Regulatory certainty

We always operate in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. By staying fully up to date on the Swedish Migration Agency’s requirements, we minimize the risk of rejection and ensure that the entire process is conducted correctly and sustainably.

Frequently Asked Questions

All citizens from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland, with certain exceptions.

Processing times vary—from a few weeks to several months, depending on the industry, whether the application is complete, and whether the employer is certified.

No, the individual must have been granted a work permit before starting work (exceptions apply in cases of renewal of a previous permit).

  • A concrete job offer.

  • Terms and conditions under the collective bargaining agreement (salary, insurance, etc.).

  • That the position has been advertised in Sweden/the EU (if necessary).

  • A complete application.

In many cases, yes. We'll help you do it right.

Yes, we handle cases for people both in Sweden and in their home countries.

We analyze the reason and provide support for appeals, supplementary submissions, or new applications.

We also assist with applications for spouses, domestic partners, and children.

We can assist you with renewing your visa well in advance and applying for a permanent residence permit if you meet the criteria.

We offer fixed prices for all our services. Please contact us and we’ll discuss your needs.

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