Weekly update on June 28, 2026: Swedish five-year permits and Danish legislative proposals

Sweden grants five-year residence permits to long-term residents and outlines salary requirement exceptions. Denmark publishes information on a proposed legislative amendment for Ukrainian men aged 23 to 60.

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Key takeaways

Ny i Danmark published information on a proposed legislative amendment for Ukrainian men aged 23 to 60.

The Swedish Migration Agency grants five-year residence permits to long-term residents.

Migrationsverket published information regarding exceptions to the Swedish salary requirement.

Stateless individuals born in Sweden aged 18 to 21 have specific citizenship guidelines.

Temporary Protection Directive applications are being processed at the Stockholm Sundbyberg location.

Proposed Legislative Amendment in Denmark for Ukrainian Men

Ny i Danmark has published information regarding a proposed legislative amendment. This information is specifically directed at Ukrainian men of military age, defined as individuals between 23 and 60 years old.

Five-Year Residence Permits for Long-Term Residents in Sweden

The Swedish Migration Agency (Migrationsverket) announced that long-term residents are granted a five-year residence permit.

Exceptions to the Swedish Salary Requirement

Migrationsverket has published information regarding exceptions to the salary requirement (undantag lönekrav).

Citizenship for Stateless People Born in Sweden

The Swedish Migration Agency released information concerning citizenship for stateless people. This applies specifically to stateless individuals who were born in Sweden and are aged 18 to 21.

Temporary Protection Directive Applications in Stockholm Sundbyberg

Migrationsverket provided information on applying for protection under the Temporary Protection Directive at the agency's Stockholm Sundbyberg location.