Work In Sweden With An EU Blue Card

06 Mar 2013

EU’s  Blue Card permit scheme has helped Sweden to meet the requirements by employers for skilled professionals.

Foreigners migrate to Sweden because of various factors like:

1. High standard of lifestyle
2. Immediate family immigration
3. Equivalent rights as per nationals
4. Employment & residence based benefits
5. Open and free society

With one of the best standards of living, Sweden offers its residents a good & healthy life. Working conditions in the country are safe and flexible, and most employment benefits are already negotiated and in place, from paid parental and sick leave to employment-based pension.

Requirements for Swedish Blue Card are:

• Master Degree
• 5 years of work experience
• You need to have a employment contract
• You should have a monthly salary of at least 1.5 times the average gross fixed reference year by order of the Minister of Immigration
• Employment contract for a period equal to or greater than one year

Know more about Sweden Blue Card, call now on 1800 103 1555 or mail at [email protected]