AdamLaw Juristbyrå is a law firm in Stockholm specializing in migration cases and immigration law. The firm is founded by Lawyer Adam M. Lindström - Master of Laws (LL.M) making it on the most qualified immigration law firm in Stockholm regarding Swedish Citizenship, Appeals against the Swedish Migration Agency and regarding work and residence permits. The firm also handles self employment cases, due to the firms expertise where migration law and business law meet.
Voted into number one lawyer on the “Secure list 2025 - Immigration lawyers in Stockholm” (https://migrationsjuriststockholm.se/)
Validated 5/5 star reviews through RECO and registered as a public migration lawyer through Migrationsverket.
“Very high success rate. Swedens highest success rate on appealing request to conclude and in complex residence card / EU-rights cases.”
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About AdamLaw Juristbyrå - Swedish migration & immigration lawyer
Founded in 2025
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Practice areas
Immigration
Swedish Immigration Lawyer - Master of Laws (LL.M.)
For your every migration need on your journey to Swedish Citizenship - Expert Immigration Lawyer & Migration strategists
Legal Consultation
Residence & Work Permit Applications
Appeal Lawyer / Process Lawyer
Citizenship Strategy & Profile
- Including Security Denials
Legal Representation
Public Lawyer in Asylum Cases
- LBTQi Expertise
EU/Schengen Strategies
- EU-Law
Self-Employment
Case results
Citizenship awarded without living in Sweden
Citizenship
An English man lived with his Swedish wife together in Schweiz for over 10 years, thus activating the little know exception rule in case law and pre-works of the law. This together with a hefty utterance regarding other connections to Sweden, besides from his wife and a need for the citizenship, made this individual a Swedish citizen without even having a permit to live here.
Man living in Sweden illegaly gets rewarded redidence permit
Permanent Residency
A man living in Sweden illegally for two years wanted to apply form inside of Sweden for a residence permit based upon connection. The couple had a child under the process, thus activating FEUF and the right of the child to enjoy the freedom om family under EU stature, giving the father as residence permit.
Surinder-Singh (C-370/90)
Immigration
This last months AdamLaw has received several approved applications for Right of Residence Card (Uppehållskort) with 5 years validity for family members to EU-citizens. Nothing unusual about that until we add the fact that the "EU-citizens" are Swedish citizens and the applications made to the Swedish Migration Agency to legalize residency in Sweden.
For all you who have heard about the ruling C-370/90, also known as "Surinder Singh", this in not unheard of at all. An EU-citizen who activates his rights to freedom of movement, living at least three months in another EU-country an resettles is his home EU-country has the right to bring a third country national family member back as a family member to an EU-Citizen, thus not having to go through the national migration laws much longer and much more investigatory application process for a residence permit.
The case we present here is worth mentioning because the client was unaware of the possibility and was seeking legal guidance for an upcoming application for residence permit through the national rules, with its extensive processing times and issues regarding living apart for the process due to being unable to apply from within Sweden.
During the consultation the clients travel history opened up to advice the "Surinder Singh Route" instead. All said and done, we assisted the client down this path and without the happy couple being forced apart (You are allowed to stay during the application process), a couple of weeks later the family member now has the legal right to stay in Sweden for 5 years and will become permanent automatically! AdamLaw loves the EU-Law!