All applications for visas, residence- and work permits must be made through a Swedish Embassy or Consulate in your country of domicile. A Letter of Acceptance from rebro University is required. If you have not been granted a scholarship or a work permit you must prove to the Swedish Embassy or Consulate that you have the financial means to cover living costs during your stay. The Swedish Immigration Board takes decisions on residence permits for studies and you must have been granted your permit before coming to Sweden. However, if you are staying longer than three months you must apply for a residence permit at the Swedish Immigration Board when you have arrived in rebro.
EU- students can work in Sweden without a work permit.
Insurance European students must bring the E 128 form in case they are in need of medical or dental care. You are then entitled to use the public medical services on the same basis as Swedish citizens for medical care that is immediately necessary. If you come from a country outside the European Union and your stay in Sweden does not exceed one year it is absolutely vital that you have some form of private insurance before your arrival. Students from these countries need only to show their passport and a certificate from the social insurance office in their home country. If there is no reciprocal agreement, it cannot be stressed enough how important it is that you acquire private medical insurance which includes dental care.