Following the government’s new proposal, the Swedish Migration Agency has decided to stop deportations for young adults. This gives many who have lived in uncertainty a real chance to stay in Sweden. (Source: Swedish Migration Agency, 2 June 2026)
This is a unique opportunity — but also a moment where correct guidance is crucial.
What does the deportation stop mean?
It means young adults who previously risked removal may now have their cases reconsidered or apply again under new conditions.
How Fana supports you
We help you:
- understand if you qualify
- prepare the right documents
- submit a correct application
- avoid mistakes
- communicate with the Migration Agency
- receive support in your own language
👨👩👧 For Parents
Are you a parent of a young adult who has faced deportation? The new rules may give your child a new chance. Fana supports your family through every step.” 👉 Contact us
🎓 For students
Studying in Sweden and unsure about your future? The new rules may open doors for you. We help you apply correctly so you can focus on your education.”
🧑🧒 For Unaccompanied Migrant Youths
You’ve fought hard. Now there is a new chance. Fana stands by your side and helps you understand the rules and build a safe future.
Visit us in Kista
📍 Danmarksgatan 19, 164 91 Kista
📞 +46 76 234 62 25 | +46 72 025 43 20
📧 Info@FanaJuridikTolk.se
👉 Book your consultation – your future matters.
Keywords: Deportation, unaccompanied asylum-seeker, Sweden, Immigrant parents, Migration politics, Migration agency.