Can I become a Swedish citizen after living in Sweden for five years without a criminal record?

To become a Swedish citizen, you need to apply for a permanent residence permit in Sweden, which is what we call a green card. After the green card is taken down, you can apply to become a Swedish citizen if you live in Sweden for 1 year and have lived for 1 year for 183 days. Of course, no criminal record.

Generally speaking, getting a green card in Sweden is nothing more than the way of getting married and the way of working visa.

You can apply for a green card if you have been married for 2 years and have lived 183 days every year.

There are two kinds of work visas. One is a self-employed work visa, that is, an investment immigrant who starts a company or buys a business locally, pays taxes on profits for two consecutive years, and lives 183 days a year. One is a work visa. After being hired by a local company, you will generally pay taxes for 2 years and stay at least 183 days a year. Then you can apply for a green card.

None of the above periods can violate local laws.