In addition, certain positions in the public sector and in the Police Service and the Swedish Armed Forces require that you are a Swedish citizen.However, for most other rights and obligations, e.g. A child born after 1 April 2015 automatically becomes a Swedish citizen, regardless of where the child was born, if one of the parents is a Swedish citizen. The citizenship that a child gets at birth depends on the citizenship of the parents. You send your application to the Swedish Migration Agency, which processes If you are the parent or guardian of a child, you may submit a notification to the County Administrative Board that the child is to become a Swedish citizen.If both parents/guardians want to become Swedish citizens by submitting a notification to the County Administrative Board, or by applying to the Swedish Migration Agency, their unmarried children who are under 18 automatically become Swedish citizens.If one of the parents/guardians submits an application or notification to become a Swedish citizen, their unmarried children who are under 18 become Swedish citizens if:If you are a citizen of a non-Nordic country and want to become a Swedish citizen, you must apply for Swedish citizenship through the Swedish Migration Agency.Like the other Nordic countries, Sweden allows dual citizenship.You may apply for Swedish citizenship and retain your citizenship in another Nordic country, which gives you dual citizenship.If you are a Swedish citizen and become a citizen of another Nordic country, you may retain your Swedish citizenship.All Nordic countries allow a child to have more than one citizenship at birth. To acquire citizenship, your birth date matters. Swedish citizens may be conscripted to National Service, can get a Swedish passport, and are entitled to consular assistance abroad.
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This generally depends on where you live and/or work.The website of the Swedish Migration Agency has more information about rights and obligations regarding Swedish citizenship. Help and advice for anyone looking for information about working, studying, or running a business in another Nordic country.You can search here for known cross-border obstacles between the Nordic countries.Search our funding schemes, calls to tender and procurement contracts to find the funding option that best suits your project.Descriptions, guidelines and specifications for the Nordic Council and Nordic Council of Ministers' graphic profile.The Nordic Council of Ministers’ publication strategy and guidelines for the production of Nordic reports and publications.The citizenship that a child gets at birth depends on the citizenship of the parents.A child born after 1 April 2015 automatically becomes a Swedish citizen, regardless of where the child was born, if one of the parents is a Swedish citizen.A child born before 1 April 2015 in another country than Sweden, with a Swedish father and a foreign mother who are not married to each other, does not automatically become a Swedish citizen. Automatically at birth if either parent is a Danish citizen, regardless of birthplace, if the child was born on or after 1 July 2014.