How much bank balance is required to study in Sweden?

A bank statement that proves you can financially support yourself: minimum of 840 EUR/month or 165 EUR/month if you receive free food and accommodation. The document must cover the duration of your study and to be translated into English.

Is it easy to get PR in Sweden after study?

If you have a residence permit for studies in higher education in Sweden and have completed your studies you can get a residence permit to seek employment or explore the possibilities of starting your own business here. You cannot obtain a residence permit that is for more or less than twelve months.

Is it hard to enter KTH?

This 193 years old Swedish higher-education institution has a selective admission policy based on students’ past academic record and grades. The admission rate range is 40-50\% making this Swedish higher education organization a averagely selective institution.

How much money do I need to show for student visa in Sweden?

Amount: When you apply for the study permit and visa to Sweden you must provide financial information by providing your personal bank statement. All applicants must prove they can afford their living expenses during their studies. The amount is 8,064 (Swedish Croner) SEK per month.

Can spouse go with student in Sweden?

It is currently possible to bring your spouse, cohabiting partner, registered partner and unmarried children under the age of 18 with you to Sweden. Note that to be able to apply as a cohabiting partner you will need to have proof of cohabitation (living together) for at least the latest 6 months.

How long can you stay in Sweden after Masters?

6 months
Stay Back / Post-Study Work Rules in after Studying Masters in Sweden. After the completion of your studies, you can stay in Sweden for 6 months to look for a job. In order to stay for those 6 months, you need to apply for Residence Permit.

How much do students earn in Sweden?

How much do international students get paid in Sweden? An international student in Sweden working part-time while studying can make up to 8000 – 10,000 SEK per month with a 20-30\% tax deduction and it goes to around 15,000 SEK per month if she/he can work full time.