Do you have a work visa to apply for Swedish immigration? How do you explain this?

At present, work visas are generally used as a channel to finally achieve the goal of immigration, and it is difficult to succeed in self-employment, so basically no one does it now.

The way of work visa is to acquire a limited company registered in Sweden, and then the company will hire the applicant to apply for a Swedish work visa for the applicant. The biggest advantage of this is:

(1) The applicant does not need to provide proof of assets, but only needs to set up a company with a minimum registered capital of SEK 50,000 (the registered capital belongs to the limited company acquired by the applicant in Sweden, and the applicant can use it in the name of the company after landing in Sweden).

(2) The applicant is not required to provide a business plan.

(3) The operating conditions of the company established by the applicant in Sweden need not be supervised by the relevant departments of the Swedish government. As long as the company can pay the applicant a normal salary, the applicant can get a renewal and apply for permanent residency. Whether this company is profitable or not does not affect the applicant's renewal and permanent residency.