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- 19.11.2013 16:29:41
- Forum: IN ENGLISH
- Emne: Sweden
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Re: Sweden
Thanks guys! 
- 19.11.2013 10:02:36
- Forum: IN ENGLISH
- Emne: Sweden
- Svar: 3
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Sweden
Can anyone help interprete this paragraph please? You can not submit an online application to move to a family member if you are already in Sweden. You must return to your country of origin, or where you are permanently resident, and make your application from there. . https://www.migrationsverket.s...
- 20.10.2013 23:49:18
- Forum: IN ENGLISH
- Emne: Swedish family reunification, waiting times and passports
- Svar: 10
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Re: Swedish family reunification, waiting times and passport
Yes, if your relationship to the Swede is genuine, you can apply for a Swedish residence permit as a bf/gf. You can apply online and hope it will be processed while you are in Denmark legally. Thanks again!! The relationship is actually genuine. I've just been dragging my feet with him because I ju...
- 20.10.2013 18:43:45
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- Emne: Swedish family reunification, waiting times and passports
- Svar: 10
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Re: Swedish family reunification, waiting times and passport
There is no requirement to be married to apply for a residence permit after national Swedish law. Thanks Skaanebo! I hope I'm not hijacking this thread, but maybe this new revelation can be useful to me then. It is just that I have an off and on Swedish boyfriend, can he then apply for me if he wan...
- 20.10.2013 13:42:29
- Forum: IN ENGLISH
- Emne: Swedish family reunification, waiting times and passports
- Svar: 10
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Re: Swedish family reunification, waiting times and passport
Are you both married or are you just applying to move in with your girlfriend in Sweden i.e. if it is the latter situation, does Sweden allow that?
- 15.10.2013 00:55:20
- Forum: IN ENGLISH
- Emne: Swedish rule for family reunification
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Re: Swedish rule for family reunification
It takes 3 years if you cohabit with a Swede and have a permanent residence permit. 4 years if you are stateless and have a permanent residence permit. 5 years for anyone else provided they have obtained a permanent residence permit. In general there are also requirements on not having committed cr...
- 14.10.2013 07:23:06
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- Emne: Swedish rule for family reunification
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Re: Swedish rule for family reunification
No they can do that right away. And after staying 6 month in Sweden legally, they can do it without the non-EU spouse having to leave Sweden and apply from his home country. Thanks fundiver199 !. This discovery is very interesting indeed. Please what about getting the citizenship? How long does it ...
- 13.10.2013 23:39:10
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- Emne: Swedish rule for family reunification
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Re: Swedish rule for family reunification
Thanks for your reply skaanebo :wink: What of this scenario (since it is still a bit confusing to me)...assuming a non-EU national moves to Sweden, marries an EU national and they start cohabiting together right after their marriage. Does it mean they must have lived in Sweden together for a total o...
- 13.10.2013 20:39:23
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- Emne: Swedish rule for family reunification
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Swedish rule for family reunification
Please, I have been lurking and mostly following the discussion about the above topic and I'm kind of curious to know about the difference between those who can use the Swedish rule versus the EU rule. I mean, to use the Swedish rule, does one have to be married to a Swede or is that rule also exten...
- 17.09.2013 21:37:52
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- Emne: Need help After 5 years in Sweden
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Re: Need help After 5 years in Sweden
I suppose the lawyer has been provided and paid for by the Swedish migration board as that is their practise when someone is in jeopardy to lose their right to reside in Sweden. Therefore you can't choose another lawyer paid by them but you can choose one paid by yourself if you have the means for ...
- 13.09.2013 19:22:02
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- Emne: The Dublin Convention
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- Visninger: 10310
Re: The Dublin Convention
@ fundiver, Immigration Law is not one of the compulsory subjects, thus one may be a lawyer without ever having had a course on it. I haven't, all that I know about Immigration Law I have learned later. PMT should, however, be familiar with it, since he has given talks and written papers on aspects...
- 12.09.2013 16:45:53
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- Emne: The Dublin Convention
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Re: The Dublin Convention
"I searched a bit more and it seems P.M. Toft is 'cand.jur.', that is: he has an LL.B and an LL.M, and has been working for LOKK for at least 8 years, so it baffles me that he should have handled your case so poorly."
Maybe he is a secret govt lawyer that hates foreigners?
Maybe he is a secret govt lawyer that hates foreigners?
- 12.09.2013 14:55:03
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- Emne: The Dublin Convention
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Re: The Dublin Convention
Thanks Mh ! I'm still a bit confused. Do you mean Peter Michael Toft is different from Peter Michael even though they work for the same organisation? I have Peter Michael Toft's business card and what is written on it is - 'Legal Counsellor'. Based on this, does it mean he is a lawyer, just not an a...
- 12.09.2013 04:54:14
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- Emne: The Dublin Convention
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Re: The Dublin Convention
I'm really getting confused right now. I just googled Peter Michael Toft and he is introduced as 'jurist' on the LOKK link - 'Jurist Peter Michael' . Jurist means lawyer in english, isn't it? Is he then a lawyer? Why then did he ask for 'fultmagt' in my case if he is indeed a lawyer as I was later t...
- 11.09.2013 19:07:54
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- Emne: The Dublin Convention
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Re: The Dublin Convention
Thanks again Mh ! And no, I ain't planning to sue him as I have more troubles than that to worry about right now. Let's face it, I'm not as danish as him and so don't really know more than himself when it comes to danish law/rules e.g who is a lawyer and who is just a counsellor. The fact still stan...