Businesses must demonstrate potential for growth and sustainability; startups are expected to be innovative, while self-employed visas require proven experience and active management.

Yes, permits can be renewed provided the business remains operational, the applicant continues to meet financial requirements, and has complied with permit conditions.

After maintaining the business and residing in Sweden for two years on these permits, applicants can apply for permanent residency provided all conditions are met.

Proficiency in Swedish or English is required to facilitate business communication and integration, supported by course certificates or demonstrable experience.

Applicants can appeal within three weeks; HR should support with expert legal advice and prepare improved reapplications to increase success chances.

HR can coordinate business plan development, gather required documents, ensure compliance with Swedish regulations, submit applications via Migrationsverket’s e-service, and follow up on progress.

Yes, spouses and children can apply concurrently; spouses of applicants valid for more than six months are eligible to work in Sweden.

Processing typically takes 2 to 12 months depending on application completeness; pre-audited applications have higher approval rates and faster decisions.

Passport, business plan, proof of finances, company registration, contracts with customers or suppliers, qualifications, proof of industry experience, and language proficiency (Swedish or English).

Applicants must prove financial sustainability, approximately SEK 200,000 for the main applicant, SEK 100,000 for spouse, SEK 50,000 per child, ensuring no reliance on public funds.

Individuals with significant industry experience actively running a business in Sweden, owning minimum 50% of the company, with sufficient funds to support themselves and family.

Entrepreneurs with an innovative business idea supported by an incubator or accelerator recognized by Swedish authorities, showing sustainable business plans and financial means.

A residence permit allowing self-employed individuals to live in Sweden and run their own business, demonstrating business viability and financial self-sufficiency.

A residence permit for entrepreneurs intending to launch innovative startups in Sweden, enabling them to live and develop their business with access to Sweden’s startup ecosystem.