'Life's uncertain for immigrants in Sweden but it's important not to despair'
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'Life's uncertain for immigrants in Sweden but it's important not to despair'
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This week’s Sweden in Focus Extra features an interview with AI consultant Anna Bärlund, who won an appeal last week against her Swedish citizenship rejection.
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On June 6th, Sweden rolled out major new citizenship reforms that included increasing the length of time that the partners of Swedish citizens have to live in Sweden before they become eligible for citizenship from three years to seven years.
What's more, the government didn't include transitional rules for those already in the queue despite the protestations of legal experts.
Consequently, many people who met the requirements when they applied are now being rejected. Until now Sweden's courts have sided with the Migration Agency, so when The Local's Emma Löfgren learned that Anna Bärlund had won her appeal, she was curious to find out more.
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