No transitional rules for Swedish citizenship in proposed law
The Swedish government has posted the proposed text of a new law changing the rules for citizenship, set to come into force on June 6th ‒ and there are no transitional rules, meaning that people who apply before then could be assessed under the new requirements.
The Swedish government has posted the proposed text of a new law changing the rules for citizenship, set to come into force on June 6th ‒ and there are no transitional rules, meaning that people who apply before then could be assessed under the new requirements.
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