Why Sweden
Sweden offers innovative, English-taught master’s programs, a transparent admission system, and a clear residence-permit path for international students.
Costs & Scholarships
- Tuition (official average): about SEK 129,000/year (programs range ≈ SEK 80,000–295,000). Study in Sweden
- SI Scholarships (SISGP): fully funded scholarships for master’s students; competitive and prestigious (2025/26 intake awarded). Svenska institutet+1
Scholarship database: browse official Study in Sweden scholarship listings. Study in Sweden
Residence Permit for Studies
For a residence permit, you must prove sufficient maintenance funds. 2025 requirement: SEK 10,584 per month of planned study time (e.g., 10 months = SEK 105,840). Swedish Migration Agency
Application basics (H3)
- Admission letter (Universityadmissions.se)
- Proof of funds (SEK 10,584/month)
- Comprehensive health insurance (if required for your level)
- Passport, photos, fee
Residence Permit for Studies
- Students may work while studying; after graduation you can apply for an extension to look for work or start a business (post-study pathways vary—check current rules on Migrationsverket).
- If you convert to a work permit, your employer’s salary offer must meet Sweden’s minimum salary rule (≥ 80% of median). As of 17 June 2025 this equals SEK 29,680/month—updated periodically. Swedish Migration Agency+1
Step-by-Step from Pakistan
- Choose programs & apply at Universityadmissions.se; track fees & deadlines. Universityadmissions.se
- Secure funding (own funds or scholarship). Study in Sweden
- Apply online for a residence permit; show SEK 10,584/month. Swedish Migration Agency
- Book biometrics; arrange accommodation & insurance.
Quick Checklist
- Admission letter + tuition invoice
- Bank statement covering SEK 10,584 × months
- Passport + photos + visa fee payment
- Insurance (if applicable)
- Accommodation plan