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assalamoeallaikum wr wb,
That's good that you are french citizen, solved almost 90% of problems
Question: Don't you want to go back to your country? It gets easier when one is in his/her own country with parents/family...
If Answer is NO for any reason and you wanna stay in Sweden:
This is what you have to do :
a) Call the people - get appointment - discuss your situation in detail. They are bound to help you legally. Its your right as an EU citizen. Number in my last post.
b) Find out where is "Tax office" in swedish skatteverket", go there, with your french passport. Ask them you want to register yourself in the population registry and get a swedish personal number as you have to study swedish and find work.
We deal with next things (work, moving to stockholm etc., apartment) when you have done all the above.
Do not hesitate to contact, its our duty to help you out.
Good luck.
Statistik: Postat av Tahiri Faqeer — mån mar 09, 2009 11:35
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I'm not at all sure of how the inter EU and inter-Schengen legalities work, but you should have some paperwork that allows you to work and live in Sweden, create bank accounts and such. Tahiri, perhaps you know more about that?
I can relate with you, because I moved from the far north of Sweden to the far south, to be with my Husband-to-be. I had no family, no relatives, no friends, no nothing but my suitcase of clothing, down here. Of course, I do speak Swedish, so that helped me loads.
May God be with you and make you strong.
Sanna
Statistik: Postat av SixThreeFive — sön mar 08, 2009 23:04
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