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Dual citizenship and the Mass Displacement Directive: MIG 2026:10 explained
The Migration Court of Appeal has examined whether an additional Canadian citizenship excludes a Ukrainian citizen from temporary protection. Here are the grounds and their limits.
Maintenance requirement for family of EU long-term residents: 2026 amounts
From 1 October 2026 new maintenance rules apply to family members of persons with EU long-term resident status. Here are the amounts and the calculation model.
Citizenship without a permanent residence permit: what applies after 2026?
Since 12 July 2026 permanent permits are generally no longer granted, and some people with temporary permits can apply for citizenship without a PUT. Here are the conditions.
Do the new rules apply to your family tie case? Transition rules 2026
From 1 October 2026 some pending first-time applications are covered by the new rules, while special transition conditions apply to some extensions. Here is how to check your category.
SFI D for citizenship: does the exam count as proof of Swedish in 2026?
Demand for SFI D exams has surged ahead of the citizenship language requirement. Here is what the exam shows and why it is not a shortcut for everyone.
Stricter maintenance requirements for family reunification: the legal debate
Two migration law scholars warn that raised maintenance requirements can keep families apart and separate children from parents. Here are the arguments, presented as debate analysis.
Which language tests are accepted for citizenship today? 2026 checklist
The government refers to the Migration Agency for assessing alternative language tests. Here is what evidence you can show and what to save for your citizenship application.
When will the citizenship language test arrive? The situation in 2026
The dedicated language test for Swedish citizenship is not expected until 2030. Here is what applies today and how to document your skills in the meantime.
Asylum and disability: what support exists in the process?
Human Rights Watch has highlighted barriers for persons with disabilities in asylum processes in several countries. Here is what that means for an asylum application in Sweden.
Deportation to a third country: political proposal or current law?
The Christian Democrats' proposal on third-country deportations and the EU Commission's new Frontex proposal have created uncertainty. Here we separate proposals from what applies in your case today.
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