International Organization for Migration (IOM)
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
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Interviews<br />
BMC: Kundu, P. CEO, BeeMobile Consulting AB, 22 October 2012.<br />
BP: Lundberg, C. CEO, Norrskensbär (berry picking company), 15 October 2012.<br />
CSE: Ekenger, K. Labour migration expert, the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, 8 October<br />
2012.<br />
EC: Tersmeden, P. Labour law expert, Teknikföretagen (Engineering Companies), 15 October<br />
2012.<br />
GC: Pelling, L. Research Manager, Global Challenge (think thank), 19 October 2012.<br />
HRF: Persson, P. Ombudsman, Hotel and Restaurant Workers’ Union, 9 October 2012.<br />
IT: von Essen, F. Enterprise policy expert, IT & Telekomföretagen, 16 October 2012.<br />
MB: Delgado, A. Head of Department, the Swedish <strong>Migration</strong> Board, 11 October 2012.<br />
PES 1: Pärlemo, L. Investigator, the Swedish Public Employment Service, 8 October 2012.<br />
PES 2: Myrgren, M. EURES-advisor, the Swedish Public Employment Service, 12 October 2012.<br />
Si: Arenbjörk, M. Project Manager, the Swedish Institute, 8 October 2012.<br />
SCF: Åkerlind, M. Vice President, the Swedish Construction Federation, 15 October 2012.<br />
TS: Blomqvist, H. CEO, Telescope Software AB, 23 October 2012.<br />
TUCW: Carlsson, C. Ombudsman, Byggnads (trade union <strong>for</strong> construction workers), 18 October<br />
2012.<br />
Annex<br />
Annex 4.I: Supplementary tables<br />
Table 9.7 Residence permits granted and registered rights of residence 2000–2011<br />
Year Total Humanitarian<br />
(1)<br />
Family<br />
(2)<br />
Labour market<br />
(3)<br />
Guest<br />
students<br />
EES/EU<br />
2000 59,614 10,546 22,840 15,759 3,073 7,396<br />
2001 56,114 7,941 24,524 12,809 3,989 6,851<br />
2002 53,527 8,493 22,346 10,135 4,585 7,968<br />
2003 56,005 6,460 24,553 10,249 5,509 9,234<br />
2004 57,986 6,140 22,337 8,529 6,021 14,959<br />
2005 61,658 8,859 21,908 5,985 6,837 18,069<br />
2006 85,813 25,096 26,668 6,257 7,331 20,461<br />
2007 85,555 18,414 28,975 9,859 8,920 19,387<br />
2008 89,518 11,237 33,184 14,513 11,186 19,398<br />
2009 98,022 11,265 37,710 17,954 13,487 17,606<br />
2010 91,008 12,130 29,837 16,373 14,188 18,480<br />
2011 92,779 12,726 32,114 17,877 6,836 23,226<br />
Source: The <strong>Migration</strong> Board.<br />
Notes:<br />
(1) Temporary permits are not included.<br />
(2) Family <strong>for</strong>mation and reunification. Family reunification of labour market migrants included as<br />
of and incl. 2009.<br />
(3) First permit, permanent residence permits included.<br />
country studIes – SWEDEN<br />
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