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Urgent advice needed (Case solved)
: 17.03.2017 18:20:57
af muhammad
Many thanks for all the very helpful responses I received
Re: Urgent advice needed on my family unification case in Sweden
: 17.03.2017 18:44:17
af skaanebo
Yes, you can be interviewed in Sweden.
Yes, if you have applied for a residence card under EU laws, you are entitled to work or study in Sweden. All you need to do is register at the tax office for a Swedish personal number. You need to bring the same documentation as the one you handed in with your EU application at the Migration Board.
If you have obtained a personal number in Sweden, you can study for free.
No, you cannot travel to any other country before you have obtained your residence card or residence permit.
As far as I know you can't rush the applications. Mind you, the EU application should be made within 6 months according to EU regulations.
Re: Urgent advice needed on my family unification case in Sweden
: 30.11.2021 09:38:42
af ErvinSmith
Wait, is it really impossible to travel before you have obtained your residence card?
Re: Urgent advice needed on my family unification case in Sweden
: 30.11.2021 10:42:58
af TonyGrey
It seems that it's true. When I had problems with my residence card, I wasn't traveling anyway, and I even thought that
getting russian visa would be a waste of money and time for me, but I solved everything pretty fast, so I still managed to visit this country, and I was really glad I did because the country is amazing.
Re: Urgent advice needed on my family unification case in Sweden
: 11.12.2021 18:44:40
af skaanebo
ErvinSmith skrev: ↑30.11.2021 09:38:42
Wait, is it really impossible to travel before you have obtained your residence card?
You need to be able to prove that you have a legal stay in the Schengen area. This is possible with a residence permit, a residence card or a valid visa or if you are visa free and have not overstayed the visa free period of time, usually 3 months.