Move to Sweden
Routes, scholarships and jobs in Sweden, from official sources.
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Visas and permits
Ways to move
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Funded study
Open scholarships
Money
What it costs
Living costs month in Gothenburg
Estimated student total including accommodation, food, transport and other expenses.gu.se · checked 3 hours agoSourcekr 10,525 to kr 17,525 a month
Living costs month in Stockholm
Student budget for food, accommodation, travel, phone/internet and miscellaneous costs; at least this amount.su.se · checked 3 hours agoSourcekr 12,000 a month
Rent in Gothenburg
Private student room with shared kitchen at Olofshöjd.gu.se · checked 3 hours agoSourcekr 4,750 a month
Rent in Stockholm
Room; university estimate says to expect at least this range.Researched just now · being double-checkedSourcekr 5,000 to kr 6,000 a month
Questions
Moving to Sweden, answered
Are there scholarships for international students in Sweden?
Yes. Japper lists one open scholarship in Sweden right now, including DENSYS Erasmus Mundus Joint Master scholarship. Each links to its official page.
How we know
Sources
Every fact on this page comes from one of these, and shows when it was last checked.
- Living costs - Stockholms universitetsu.seReputable
- su.se/download/18.4347052c19c47d1ff802dfe/1771945121407/Study%20at%20…Reputable
- Living costs as a student in Gothenburg | University of Gothenburggu.seReputable
- Olofshöjd | University of Gothenburggu.seReputable
- Fees and scholarships - DENSYSdensys.univ-lorraine.frInstitution
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