Migrationsverket Login
Bernd Manison
Within this post I will be covering the basics of Migrationsverket, determining what application type suits you best, how to apply, tips on applying, as well as a few additional thoughts from my experience applying for a residence/ work visa.
After registering, there are a few things you must put together prior to submitting the application. First and foremost, an up to date copy of your passport is required. The Swedish individual you are moving to must also request a copy of their Personbevis from the taxation authority. In addition to these two primary documents, if you are moving to someone you are in a relationship with compiling photos, plane tickets, and other documents helping to prove your relationship can be helpful and speed up the process. I also included images of relevant passport stamps in and out of Sweden, and letters from friends further verifying the legitimacy of my relationship.
After completing the required fields and reviewing, prior to submitting the application there is a one time fee of 1,500 SEK (about $230 USD). Pay the fee, press submit, and you should receive confirmation the application has been received immediately. Once the application has been received, an email is also sent to the person you are moving to. The email includes instructions to go to Migrationsverket and login (username/ password information provided in the email), after logging in, the co-habitee has 14 days to complete the same exact series of questions on the application.
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Of course, it is possible with DocHub. This safe and compliant online editor has a phone-based signing option. When you log in to your DocHub account and import your migrationsverket check case number to our editor, complete all blank areas and use the Sign tool on the upper barf. Click on Create your signature and select Phone from the available options. Here, you scan a QR code using your smartphone and draw your signature on your phone screen, as you normally do when approving hard copies. If you access DocHub right from your mobile device, you can electronically sign your form by drawing your eSignature, uploading its picture, or simply with a typed name.
If you use Chrome, there are two simple methods to modify your migrationsverket decision status online. First, visit the DocHub site, add your document, and modify it using our toolbar. You may also set up our Chrome extension and modify any document by dragging and dropping it in your web browser tab.
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