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Education
Free, from daycare to university
System
Swedish Education System
Education in Sweden is free at every level — from preschool through university. The system emphasises equality, creativity, and critical thinking.
- Compulsory school
- Ages 6–16 (förskoleklass + grundskola)
- Upper secondary
- Ages 16–19 (gymnasium) — free, voluntary
- University
- Free tuition for EU/EEA students
- Non-EU tuition
- SEK 80,000–295,000/year (KTH ~SEK 155,000)
- School portal
- Skolverket.se (National Agency for Education)
Official sources
Preschool
Förskola (Preschool)
Sweden's preschool system is world-renowned. Children aged 1–5 have the right to a place, and the cost is heavily subsidised.
- Ages
- 1–5 years old
- Max fee (first child)
- SEK 1,688/month (3% of income, capped)
- Max fee (second child)
- SEK 1,125/month (2% of income, capped)
- Free from age 3
- 15 hours/week free (allmän förskola)
- Guarantee
- Place within 4 months of applying
- Apply to your municipality as soon as possible
- List up to 5 preferred preschools
- Receive a placement offer within 4 months
- Attend the inskolning (introduction period) — usually 2 weeks
- Pay monthly fee based on household income
Official sources
International Schools
International Schools
Sweden has excellent international schools teaching in English or other languages. Most are free — funded by the municipality just like public schools.
- Number in Stockholm
- 15+ international schools
- Municipal-funded
- Free (friskolor — independent schools)
- Private (IB/British)
- SEK 80,000–200,000/year tuition
- Curriculum options
- IB, British, American, Montessori
- Application deadline
- January–March for autumn start
- Research schools via Stockholm International Schools list
- Apply by January–March for the following autumn
- Attend open houses and information evenings
- Submit required documents (previous school records, ID)
Higher Education
University in Sweden
Swedish universities are world-class and tuition-free for EU/EEA citizens. The system is merit-based with strong research ties.
- Top universities
- KTH, Lund, Uppsala, Stockholm, Chalmers
- EU/EEA tuition
- Free
- Non-EU tuition
- SEK 80,000–295,000/year
- Application portal
- Antagning.se (Universityadmissions.se)
- Student finance (CSN)
- SEK 12,684/month (grant + loan)
- Search programmes at Universityadmissions.se
- Apply via Antagning.se by the deadline
- Submit previous transcripts and English proficiency proof
- Accept your offer and apply for student housing early
- Apply for CSN student finance if eligible
Official sources
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