A scan of a valid passport.
Transcript and Degrees of your previous education.
An English Proficienc certificate obtained from your previous educational Institute. (If no english test score is provided). Requirements for test score depends on program and university.
Include additional academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and volunteer certificates to strengthen your application.
A valid passport with atleastat least 3 months of validity beyond the intended stay.
To study in Sweden, students must submit a correctly filled residence permit application form. This form records personal data, course details, and intended duration of stay, and serves as the foundation for processing your student visa application.
Certificate (Degree) and Transcript of your previous education.
The final admission letter (non-conditional offer letter) provided by the university.
Paid challan of the university fee.
An English Proficienc certificate obtained from your previous educational Institute. (If no english test score is provided). Requirements for test score depends on program and university.
For a Sweden student visa (residence permit for studies), applicants must provide proof of sufficient financial resources to cover their living expenses during the study period. The Swedish Migration Agency requires students to demonstrate access to at least SEK 9,450 per month (approximately €820) for the duration of their studies. For a full academic year of ten months, this amounts to around SEK 94,500 (about €8,200). Proof of funds is usually provided through recent bank statements, generally issued within the last one to three months, showing that the funds are available in a savings or current account. If a sponsor is providing financial support, additional documents are required, including the sponsor’s bank statement, a sponsorship letter, proof of relationship, and valid identification. The bank statement must be in English or Swedish, clearly display the account holder’s name, and confirm that the funds are readily accessible to cover tuition fees, accommodation, and living expenses for the entire period of study in Sweden.
No older than 6 months.
No older than 6 months.
4 Passport size photos.
All documents must be attested by the relevant authorities, such as IBCC, HEC, MOFA, or Apostille, for Pakistani students.
Sweden require international students to have valid health or medical insurance. This must cover medical emergencies, hospital care, and repatriation during the study period, ensuring that students are protected throughout their stay abroad.
€6,500 – €14,500)
€7,500 – €28,000
As an international student, you can live in Sweden with a budget of SEK 8,000–12,000 per month (around €750–1,100). This covers accommodation, food, local travel, and other essentials. Although Sweden can be more expensive than some countries, students benefit from excellent public services, modern facilities, and a very high quality of life.
