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Take the opportunity to meet with Anna Eriksson, Councellor at the Embassy of Sweden’s Migration Section in Beijing, to learn about how to apply for visas to Sweden in an effective way.
During the last couple of years, the amount of issued visas at the Embassy of Sweden in Beijing has increased drastically. In China progress has been made in simplifying the application process, with the implementation of fast track for ADS travel agencies, the possibility for some companies to obtain a Bona Fide status and with 10 new visa offices that opened up last year.
However, for the permanent residents permits to Sweden, today the Swedish Migration Agency is under high pressure, mainly due to last year’s migration streams to Europe, which means that for instance applicants of permanent resident permits can except long processing times.
During the last couple of years, the amount of issued visas at the Embassy of Sweden in Beijing has increased drastically. In China progress has been made in simplifying the application process, with the implementation of fast track for ADS travel agencies, the possibility for some companies to obtain a Bona Fide status and with 10 new visa offices that opened up last year.
However, for the permanent residents permits to Sweden, today the Swedish Migration Agency is under high pressure, mainly due to last year’s migration streams to Europe, which means that for instance applicants of permanent resident permits can except long processing times.
In order to ensure that you are updated with the most recent information regarding how to best apply for visas in an effective way we have invited Councellor Anna Eriksson to talk about the new codex. After the presentation we welcome you to ask questions.
This visa briefing will help both you as an employer, inviting your staff or Chinese VIP guests to Sweden for a business trip, and also for you as a person and your family.
About the speaker:
Anna Eriksson has been working as Councellor at the Embassy of Sweden in Beijing since September 2015 and has a long prior experience as well as profound knowledge of migration related issues.
This visa briefing will help both you as an employer, inviting your staff or Chinese VIP guests to Sweden for a business trip, and also for you as a person and your family.
About the speaker:
Anna Eriksson has been working as Councellor at the Embassy of Sweden in Beijing since September 2015 and has a long prior experience as well as profound knowledge of migration related issues.