Looking for a retirement visa? Sweden doesn't offer one — both its routes require a job offer that clears the country's salary threshold. See other countries' guides

Two employer-sponsored routes — a standard work permit and the EU Blue Card — built entirely around the job offer, not savings or investment.
An employer, a government nomination, or an approved endorsing body has to stand behind the route.
Every official figure below is what Immimaps has verified for that route against Sweden's official programme rules — not a marketing minimum. Service fees are what independent firms publish for the route, shown only once five or more are on file.
The EU-wide route for highly skilled employees, with a higher salary bar than Sweden's standard work permit but mobility rights across other Blue Card countries.
Sweden's standard employer-sponsored work permit, tied to a job offer that meets the country's salary and collective-agreement norms.

Strategy Path takes your occupation, your situation and whether you have an employer, and lays the route out step by step — cost, milestone and wait on each leg.
Upload it and Immimaps checks it against what Sweden's official programme actually requires, and reads the contract clause by clause. Free, no account.
Check my documentEvery official figure on this page is checked against Sweden's official immigration sources. Service fees are what independent firms publish for a route — not an official figure, and never any one firm's price. Immimaps does not publish success rates, approval odds or any probability score — here or anywhere else.
Immimaps is not an agency and takes no placement fees. We show the real figures on every route, show the working, and tell you what it actually costs.
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