Parental leave’s & allowance in Sweden ! Försäkringskassan ! No. Of days,Pay & How to apply?
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Parental leave enables parents to take time off work to look after their child. Parental benefit allows you as parent to be free from work and receive benefit over longer continuous periods, taking whole days or parts of days.
If you live and work in Sweden, you generally earn the right to parental benefit in Sweden. Sweden is famously known for its parental pay structure and how both parents get the equal allowance which encourages male partners to be part of childcare.
In this video I have explained in detail about sweden’s parental benefit. Please do watch the complete video & share ur feedback about sweden’s parental leaves.
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Very informative in understandable way… keep it up
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Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for your informative video
Keep the good work continue…
Hi, Thank you for informative video.
I have few questions:
1. For long one can go to India while on parental leaves.
2. Will making an exit from Sweden for 3-4 months affect the PR application?
3. For how long you went to India?
4. Can me and my partner can take benefit of parental leave at the same time, if so, how long?
Thanks in advance
1. Maximum 6 months as per Fk Rules- but it is always better to inform Fk bfore you plan to stay for longer duration out of sweden
2.Yes
3. We went for approx 1month
4. Yes, you can take 60 double days
Thanks!
Great video, thank you. 1116/day is very low for professionals such as in IT.
Is the rest "usually" paid by the company that the parent is working for? I guess it depends on the employment contract of the parent. Then, the companies can exploit this because foreigners might easily miss this detail. What do you think?
Yes, 1116/day can low if u r earning good , depends on ur salary ..
it is paid by forsakringskassan which is swedish social insurance agency ( basically paid by government).
@@Pranalee-NewGirl-inTown Thank you for the answer. Did you apply to Migrationsverket for the child by yourselves or did you get a professional help?
My Husband’s company applied for it via third party service for resident permit
@@Pranalee-NewGirl-inTown My company didn't comply, so I need to apply by myself :/ Do you remember what documents you attached with your application? According to e-service, I do not need to attach anything (As you said, I chose "no passport" since I can submit it later).
@CenkMYetis personbevis from SKV + passport(once it was ready).
Thank you for posting such an informative video . I have question regarding this topic, what if someone who has worked for more than 240 consecutive days in Sweden , decides to have their baby in India? How can they apply for it ?
You can have baby anywhere you want - but to avail the parental benefits-you and your newborn should have resident permit. You also need to be in Sweden orelse you need to inform FK about your whereabouts if you plan to stay in India for longer time. Thanks!
It's a great and very useful video. Thanks for your great work🎉 We are expecting a baby on May 3rd. I am planning to take parental leave from April 8. So if i want to apply should i apply now for only before child birth? Then apply for take care of child after applying RP for child?
Thanks & Congratulations .. if u r planning to take parental leaves before child then u can apply 2months prior to due date ( in ur case u can apply from 3rd march until the childbirth.. )
U also need to separately apply after childbirth once u hv the RP
@@Pranalee-NewGirl-inTown Ok, sure. Thank you so much ☺️
How long can someone travel to India on parental leave without risking Visa or PR( to be applied later)?
If you stay for longer duration then better to inform FK first. If FK withdraws your parental pay then your PR gets impacted. Your stay in sweden is must for Citizenship so every year 6 weeks is okay outside of Sweden( i have heard it several times but never checked on exact rule around it), Thanks.
There’s no specific details about how many days u can travel n stay out of Sweden to avail the parental benefits.. but based on forsakringskassan u should-be in Sweden to avail the benefits .. its best to call them n get it clarified..
@@Pranalee-NewGirl-inTownthank you so much.
Please guide us about how and from where can learn swedish language
You can check out my video on learning swedish language..
I hv mentioned all possible sources .
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Can we get parental allowance only for Saturday and Sunday as well?
Do u mean If u r working on weekdays n apply only for allowance on weekend’s??
If u r working 100% n withdrawing (100%) salary then u r not eligible for parental benefits.. usually when u go on parental leave ur employer informs to forskringskasssan n u don’t get salary from employer but u get allowance from insurance agency..
Hello pranalee could you help me with how to apply residence permit for new born baby
It’s the same process by which you apply for yourself. For our baby, it was applied by my husband’s company.
If you have to apply on your own, then visit immigration website or contact them for process. BTW, There are very few documents required for it. Thanks.
We live in Sweden but my husband works in Denmark and I don’t work . Am I eligible to get child allowance in Sweden ?
If you and child live and are registered in Sweden then yes, you are eligible for child allowance. Thanks
Thank u ☺️
Actually my baby is 3 months now and I didn’t get child allowance yet that’s why I asked . I’ll contact Forsakringskassan soon .
Thank you for reply
Is it possible to apply for baby’s resident permit without Indian passport?
Yes, you can apply without passport but you wont get the decision without submitting the passport eventually.
Thank you
If baby’s father has Danish passport does he need to apply for residence permit of baby ?
No , not to get theforsakeringkassan’s benefit , as u r part of EU.. since EU citizens can already live in Sweden ( technically has residency by default) ..
Thank u ☺️
If one never worked in Sweden can we still apply for prenatal allowance?
No..but if you some special condition then you can always call forsakringkassan to check. They are pretty helpful. Thanks
Hi,
when the father apply for 10 days leave during child birth, is it also necessary to apply for childs residence permit to get that benefit?
or I can apply residence permit later after getting home and get benefit from the first day ~
Yes, post child birth if you have to avail any parental benefit then the child needs residence permit application submitted. The mother can take parental leave 2 months before the child birth but as soon as the child is born, you need to have the application in place. Thanks.
@@Pranalee-NewGirl-inTown Thank you for the reply. So in that case I need to submit the application on the same day of child birth from hospital to get the 10 days benefit from first day. Right ?...That seems quite stressfull..😮😮
I suggest to keep prepare all the required document before hand - as you dont need passport to make an application for your child. Plus instead of starting with parental leaves - utilise your vacation days. We applied after 10 days from birth of baby- till then we took vacation days. No need to be stressed about it- plan in advance. Thanks
@@Pranalee-NewGirl-inTown Hi could you provide the link for online application ?
and also list the documents needed to apply other than passport ,if you remember something ?
Do we need to do anything at skatterverket after child birth? We are already registered as married here.
@jinojames4834 unfortunately, it was my office who applied on my behalf and I submitted only passport of my baby. You can just visit migrationverkets website. You shall receive a letter from Skatteverket within 1 week from birth to name your baby. Thank you.