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If you wish to study in Sweden and are a non-EU citizen, you must obtain a student permit in order to study in Sweden.
There are two types of student permits depending on the length of the study program:
Type C permits are short-term permits or travel permits that are valid for one or more entries and for a duration of up to 90 days.
Type D permits, also known as ‘residence permit for studies’ is given for study programs that are more than six months long.
While international students may enroll in English-taught courses, it is beneficial for them to learn Swedish. This will assist them in communicating with the local community and becoming acquainted with the culture.
For postgraduate and PhD courses, English study programs are available. Universities in Sweden recognize the following English language test scores:
If they have a work permit, students from non-EU countries can work here during their course. This necessitates a job offer from a Swedish employer. The permit can be applied for on your behalf at the Swedish Migration Agency by your employer.
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