Umeå office temporarily reopens to provide better service to Ukrainians living in Norrland
Update Explained
The Swedish Migration Agency has temporarily reopened its office in Umeå to better serve Ukrainians living in Norrland who are applying for extended protection under the Temporary Protection Directive. This move comes after applicants faced challenges due to limited locations for submitting required photos and fingerprints for their residence permit cards. The service in Umeå will be available during weeks 8 and 9, allowing 800 applicants to complete the necessary procedures without traveling long distances to other cities.
What changed
The Umeå office has been temporarily reopened to receive applications for extended protection, allowing applicants in Norrland to book appointments there.
Why it matters
Ukrainians in Norrland applying for extended temporary protection can now book appointments in Umeå instead of traveling to more distant offices.
Who is affected
- Ukrainians with temporary protection living in Norrland
Key dates
Temporary Reopening
during weeks 8 and 9
Key details
- The Umeå office can receive 800 applicants.
- Applicants must have photos taken and provide fingerprints.
Important notes
The office in Umeå is only temporarily open during weeks 8 and 9.