Book an Appointment

A consultation with Sweden Relocators is one hour with an adviser who works on Swedish and Danish immigration cases every week. It is a working session, not a sales call.

You book it through our client portal. Create your account, choose a time, and tell us about your case before we speak, so none of the hour is spent on basics.

Overview

What the hour covers

Every consultation runs in three parts, in this order:

1. Background

Your nationality and your family’s, where you live now, what permit or status you hold, whether you have a Swedish or Danish job offer, and every application you have made before. This part decides which legal route applies to you, and the route decides everything else.

2. Current issues

What is actually blocking you. Where the authority is likely to question your case, which requirements you do not yet meet, and whether any deadline is already running. If you have had a refusal, this is where we establish how much time is left.

3. Solutions

The route we recommend and why, what Migrationsverket or SIRI will require from you, the documents to prepare, a realistic timeline including the parts nobody controls, and what we would handle on your behalf. You leave with a plan, not a brochure.

How It Works

Phone or in person

You choose when you book. Either a phone call at the number on your account, or in person at our office at Amiralsgatan 86E, 214 37 Malmö. Both are the same one-hour session.

Fees

What it costs

The one-hour consultation costs 1 000 SEK for a Swedish case, whether you take it by phone or in person in Malmö, and 1 000 DKK for a Danish case.

When it is free

There is no charge for the first consultation if you are:

  • an international student currently studying in Sweden, or
  • an EU citizen, other than a Swedish citizen, who has not yet moved to Sweden.

Everyone else pays the fee above. It is confirmed when you book, so the price is settled before anything starts.

The Process

How to book, in three steps

  1. Create your account in the client portal, or sign in if you already have one.
  2. Choose your appointment, then pick your time and whether you want a phone call or a meeting in Malmö.
  3. Upload what you have before the session: passport details, job offer, any decision letter from the authority.

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Key Points

Why booking goes through an account

Immigration work is document work. The portal keeps your documents, your power of attorney, your application status and your messages with your adviser in one place instead of scattered across email. It also means your adviser has read your case before the hour starts, which is the difference between a useful consultation and an introduction.

Documents

What to have ready

You can book without any of this, but the hour goes further if you already know:

  • Your nationality, and the nationality of any family members coming with you
  • Where you live now, and whether you hold a residence permit in an EU country
  • Whether you have a Swedish or Danish job offer, and the gross monthly salary if you do
  • Any previous application to Migrationsverket or SIRI, and its outcome

If It Goes Wrong

If you have had a refusal, do not wait for an appointment

An appeal must reach Migrationsverket within three weeks of the day you received the decision, under Section 44 of the Administrative Procedure Act, Förvaltningslagen (2017:900). If that clock is running, call us on +46 72 327 62 76 and say it is a refusal. We will tell you the deadline before anything else.

Get In Touch

Or contact us directly

What to Know

Not sure which service you need?

Use a free assessment first and we will tell you which route fits before you book:

In Detail

Before you book, so there is no misunderstanding

Sweden Relocators AB is a private company. We are not Migrationsverket, SIRI, Skatteverket or any other government authority, and we are not affiliated with them. You are always free to apply yourself, directly to the authority, and in most cases that costs only the authority’s own fee. What you pay us is for advice, case preparation and representation. Official guidance for Sweden is published at migrationsverket.se.

We do not promise a specific outcome. No adviser can, because the decision belongs to the authority. What we commit to is an honest assessment of your chances before you spend money.