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Michael walsh

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Journalist @SR_Ekot / Radio Sweden, previously with @ABCnews. Also answers to Marco and/or Markle 🦘.
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Sweden wants to revoke residence permits due to poor 'character' — here's what we know

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By Michael walsh , Mitchell Cordner
| Sveriges Radio
Listen to hear what behaviours could fall foul of the government's proposed character requirement for residence permits. Credit: Pontus Lundahl/TT, Fredrik Sandberg/TT MIGRATION Sweden's governing parties and the Sweden Democrats are proposing making it easier to deny and revoke residence permits, in cases where a foreign resident shows a lack of good character — an idea that covers unsavoury behaviour that isn't necessarily illegal.
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These are the jobs that could be exempt from Sweden's tougher work permit salary rules

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By Michael walsh 
| Sveriges Radio
Bricklayers, assistant nurses and restaurant cooks are some of the jobs included in a new list for potential work permit salary rule exemptions. Credit: Janerik Henriksson/TT, Fredrick Sandberg/TT, Berit Roald/NTB WORK PERMITS The Migration Agency has released its new list of professions that could be eligible for exemptions from Sweden's tougher minimum salary rule for work permits.
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Here are the top nationalities waiting in Sweden's years-long citizenship queue

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By Michael walsh 
| Sveriges Radio
Listen to hear the 10 most common nationalities for citizenship applicants with pending cases at the Migration Agency. Credit: Henrik Montgomery/TT CITIZENSHIP There are around 90,000 people waiting for a decision on their Swedish citizenship applications — a process that can take years. But many of these pending applications may end up getting rejected once the government's proposed changes to citizenship eligibility rules become law, expected to be on June 6th.
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