At Global Path Consulting, we offer personalized services to make your application process seamless:
University and Program Selection: Based on your interests and career goals, we assist you in selecting the best university and degree program.
Application Guidance: We ensure your application is complete and submitted on time, including gathering the necessary documentation and adhering to university and visa requirements.
Visa Application Support: Our team will guide you through the student visa process, helping you prepare and submit all necessary documents.
Pre-Departure and Post-Arrival Support: We assist with accommodation arrangements, travel planning, and orientation to help you transition smoothly to your new life in Sweden.
A passport valid for the duration of your stay.
From a recognized Swedish university or college.
You must show that you can support yourself during your studies. You need to have at least SEK 9,450 (around €860) per month for your living expenses.
Usually two recent photos are required.
Usually two recent photos are required.
If your stay is less than 12 months, you must have health insurance that covers your time in Sweden.
An online residence permit application through the Swedish Migration Agency.
The application fee for a student residence permit is approximately SEK 1,500 (around €140).
For international students, tuition fees typically range from SEK 80,000 to SEK 140,000 (around €7,500 to €13,000) per year, depending on the program and university. EU/EEA students do not pay tuition fees for public universities.
Yes, Sweden offers a number of scholarships for international students, including the Swedish Institute Scholarships and various university-specific awards.
Yes, international students are allowed to work while studying, with no specific restrictions on the number of hours. However, it is important to balance work with your academic responsibilities.
No, Sweden offers many programs in English, and most Swedes are fluent in English. However, learning Swedish can enhance your experience and improve your chances of finding a job post-graduation.
Yes, after graduation, you can apply for a 12-month residence permit to stay in Sweden while searching for employment or starting a business.
The cost of living varies by city. On average, students need around SEK 9,450 (€860) per month to cover accommodation, food, transportation, and other expenses.
Yes, health insurance is mandatory for all students staying for less than 12 months. For stays longer than a year, you will be covered by Sweden’s national healthcare system.
You can apply for university accommodation or look for private housing options. It’s important to start your housing search early as accommodation can be competitive, especially in major cities like Stockholm or Gothenburg.
The student visa (residence permit) application can take up to three months, so it’s advisable to apply as soon as you receive your acceptance letter.
Swedish universities focus on critical thinking and group work. Most programs are divided into modules, allowing students to focus on one subject at a time. Professors encourage student participation and interaction during lectures.
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