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Swedish Migration Agency resumes processing of paused teen residency cases (opens the original)
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"The Swedish Migration Board is now resuming the review of the cases that have been paused," Ann-Kari Olsson, Head of Section at the Migration Agency, said in a press release. "Our goal is for all young adults to have the opportunity to apply for a residence permit and have their application reviewed without the authority's processing time affecting the outcome." The processing of the cases has been resumed because of the new family reunion law which came into force on October 1st, which include
Landmark citizenship rules case appealed to Sweden's top migration court (opens the original)
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The new appeal was lodged on September 30th, three weeks after the Migration Court in Malmö rejected the initial appeal on the grounds, among other things, that Sweden's parliament had intended the unfair effects of not including transitional arrangements for existing applications. The Malmö court will now send the appeal onwards to the Migration Court of Appeal in Stockholm â Sweden's highest migration court â which will first decide whether to grant leave to appeal. If the Stockholm cou
Swedish agency calls for citizenship language tests to be postponed until 2029 (opens the original)
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In its final assessment, the council – which is responsible for arranging the tests – said that it would be impossible to carry out the tests by October 1st, 2027, the deadline the government agreed in February. "UHR's overall assessment is that the conditions are not in place to implement stage two, which covers tests in reading and listening, by October 1st, 2027," it wrote in a press release announcing its conclusions. "This conclusion is based on the fact that Stockholm University still does
Sweden's Green Party calls for immediate stop to teen deportations (opens the original)
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In a motion submitted to the parliament on Monday, the party called for four different measures which will stop deportations, make it easier for those who have already been deported to return to Sweden, and make it easier for those applying for a study permit to afford their tuition. "We don't know how long it is going to take to form a government, but the young people don't have any more time to wait," Annika Hirvonen, the Green Party's group leader in the parliament, told the Aftonbladet newsp
Strategy or spite? Why is Magda giving up on forming Sweden's next government? (opens the original)
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Magdalena Andersson, the left bloc's candidate to be Sweden's next prime minister, on Monday made the shock announcement that she was giving up the attempt to form a government. Because the Left Party had decided to vote alongside the right-wing parties to keep the Moderate MP Andreas Norlén in place as speaker of the parliament, she argued, they had effectively created a new bloc. "As the parliamentary situation has developed since the election, it is reasonable that the constellation that form
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