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Migration Agency submits three lists of jobs for work permit salary exemption

Richard Orange
Richard Orange - richard.orange@thelocal.com
Migration Agency submits three lists of jobs for work permit salary exemption
Head waiter was one of the professions the Migration Agency suggested should be liable for an exemption. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg /
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Sweden's Migration Agency has submitted three different lists of jobs that could potentially be exempted from the upcoming higher salary threshold for a work permit, with either 21, 55, or 81 jobs exempted, depending on how restrictive the government wants to be.

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Falukorv
How will it work when applying for these jobs? You can work part time I’m assuming since the income requirement is not valid? Will unions also need to check the salary is ‘fair’ like they currently do when applying for a permit?
  • Yes, exempted jobs will still need to meet conditions of union collective bargaining agreements. Also, remember these aren't the jobs that will be exempted, just a list the government can use for its own decision.

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