202 1 Detailed introduction of the visa process for studying in Sweden.

The application for studying abroad visa needs to be prepared and submitted according to the process to confirm that your student visa application can be successfully completed. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction of the 20021Sweden study visa processing process.

Treatment process

1. Materials needed for visa application preparation

All materials must be prepared according to the official requirements, and ensure that the materials are true and effective, otherwise the application is likely to be unsuccessful.

Appointment visa

Visa time is generally recommended to make an appointment about 5 days in advance to prevent the appointment from being less than the right time. After the above visa materials are ready, you can log on to the China-Chile visa website to make an appointment for a specific time. After the appointment is successful, the system will send a confirmation letter to the applicant's registered email address. When submitting visa materials, you need to print this confirmation letter and take it with you, indicating the appointment time. After making an appointment on the website, be sure to log in to the registration email to check whether you have received the confirmation letter and whether the appointment time is correct.

3. Submit the visa application and materials in person at the Swedish embassy or consulate.

At present, there are three Swiss embassies and consulates in Chinese mainland, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, and the delivery places are divided by administrative regions. Applicants from Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province can submit their visa applications at the Swiss business offices in their respective regions.

After booking a visa, the applicant should bring all the materials needed for the visa and submit them in person at the embassy or consulate. In addition, Swiss visas sometimes require interviews. After submitting the materials, if an interview is needed, the staff of the embassy or consulate will inform the applicant to interview on the spot.

The embassy/consulate is open from Monday to Friday morning and closed on public holidays.

Students are required to submit visa application documents in person at the embassy or consulate, and the visa location is determined according to the province where the students are registered. If you apply for a visa across regions, you need to provide relevant documents such as temporary residence permit/study permit.

All visa materials must be in English (education should be in French/German), so the consulate will not accept visas with incomplete materials. After everything is ready, it needs to be sorted out, and the original and copy should be put together.

The visa fee is 60 euros, but due to exchange rate fluctuation, it is recommended to prepare small change. The consulate does not provide change, and the charge is a multiple of 5.

The embassy or consulate needs to get the original and photocopy of the materials, which will not be returned after receiving them. Please make a backup in advance if necessary.

When applying for a visa, the embassy or consulate should check the student's passport:

The Shanghai Consulate will return the passport to the students after the visa is handed in. After the visa is issued, students need to submit passport stickers again.

The embassies and consulates in Beijing and Guangzhou will take away the students' passports and return them to the students together with the passports and visas after the student visas are issued. If students need to bring their passports, please give them to the embassy or consulate when they hand them in, and then submit the passport sticker after the visa is issued.

4. The embassy or consulate informs the students of the visa results.

The visa time in Sweden is 8 to 12 weeks. After 6 weeks of submission, you can ask about the visa progress by email. After the visa comes out, the embassy or consulate will also inform the applicant that the applicant can pick it up at the embassy or consulate within the specified time.

Application material

The materials required for studying in Sweden are as follows:

1. visa application form

2. passport photo

3. Valid passport

4. Confirmation letter from the school and bank remittance receipt for paying the school reservation fee.

5. Proof of sufficient funds

6. Notarization certificate of academic qualifications

7. Notarization certificate of kinship

8. English resume

9. English version of the study plan

10. English version of future plan

1 1. Personal statement letter and parental statement letter

12. Complete contact information of the applicant.

13. IELTS test report

14. Appointment form

15. Applicant's ID card

visa fee

1. Individual visa application

Visa fee: adult 900 yuan, 450 yuan under the age of 65,438+08 (for applicants under the age of 65,438+08, the form should be signed by the parents and a copy of the signatory's passport, and if the parents can't go abroad together, a parental consent form should be attached) (in case of exchange rate fluctuation, the fee standard should be adjusted accordingly).

2. Short-term study visa

Students who apply for a Swiss student visa for more than 3 months need to apply for a student visa, and any foreigner who plans to study in Switzerland for more than 3 months needs to apply for a student visa. This process may take 2 months or more to receive a reply. Once approved, the Swiss Foreign Affairs Police will issue a power of attorney to apply for an entry visa.

Once the Swiss Business Office receives this letter, the applicant can apply for a student visa. As for applying for a student visa for language courses (including summer schools) for less than 3 months, you only need to attach an admission ticket and a return ticket.

This manual sequence only takes 3 working days. It should be noted that you should not change your visa to a student visa after you arrive in Switzerland, because your application may be rejected by the Swiss foreign affairs police.