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Information for people seeking asylum in Sweden.
Information for anyone who has been granted a residence permit as a refugee or a person eligible for subsidiary protection.
Information for young people who are under 18 years old and have arrived in Sweden without their parents.
Social orientation information for anyone who wants to learn more about Sweden and Swedish society.
Increasing interest rates and rising inflation mean that it is harder to make your money last until you next get paid. Find information about budgets, bills and the Swedish Enforcement Authority here.
Find information here about the Temporary Protection Directive and what applies for people who have fled the war in Ukraine.
Learn Swedish at your own pace! Here you can find lots of different learning aids and tools where you can practise Swedish either on your own or with others.
The social services’ task is to provide various types of help and support to everyone in Sweden – for example, to children and families.
As a new parent in Sweden, you can find here information on parenting and on where you can turn in various situations which affect your child.
Read here about how to find vacant jobs, how to start your own business, and about Swedish labour market regulations.
When a crisis strikes and there is unrest in society, a lot of information gets spread. How can you find out which of the information you get is actually accurate?