Sweden Embassy Makes a Warning to All Kosovars

The Swedish Embassy in Pristina has warned citizens to be careful, as they have received information about allegations of Schengen visa fraud, work permits and residence permits.

The embassy's announcement states: “Ambada has received information that visa applicants have been contacted by individuals/agency who claim that it can facilitate the application process or provide visas, residence permits and work permits for Sweden. That is not true, and applicants may risk losing money if they decide to cooperate with these individuals or agencies”.

Full announcement:

Warnings of Possible Fraud
Information about allegations of fraud for visa score, work permits and residence permits.
The embassy has received information that visa applicants have been contacted by individuals/agency who claim that it can facilitate the application process or give visas, residence permits and work permits for Sweden. That is not true, and applicants may risk losing money if they decide to cooperate with these individuals/agency.
Important Facts: The Schengen visa applications are reviewed and deployed on the part of the Swedish Embassy in Skopje, and no other institution. Also, residence permits are considered only by the Swedish Migration Agency.
Sweden Embassy in Skopje Co-operates with Interconnection Company V FS Global in Pristina, Kosovo, with an address on the street. No. 36 in Pristina, for accepting the stage apps. Sweden's embassy does not cooperate with vendors or offices that are not within V Company. FS Global.
No vendor can influence the review period and the outcome of the decision.
Please visit the lines below for more information on visa application procedures, and residence permit: