Jönköping University

From Uzbekistan the accepted upper secondary qualification is the Secondary School Certificate with the final transcript with all subjects and grades: Umumiy O'rta Ta'lim To'g'risida Shahodatnoma, the Certificate of Full Secondary Education; the Academic Lyceum Diploma, the Professional College Diploma and the O'rta Ma'lumot To'g'risida Shahodatnoma are also accepted.

The final transcript with all subjects and grades is named together with the Secondary School Certificate in the instructions for Uzbekistan.

The test report is how the English 6/English Level 2 requirement is documented in the application.

You submit a copy of the page in your passport that shows your personal data and photograph, or equivalent identification.

You must submit your documents in the original language and also provide an official translation, completed as well as signed and stamped by a translation company or a person who works as a translator; accepted languages for translations are Swedish and English.

You must show at least SEK 10,656 per month if you applied in 2026; the amount is reduced by SEK 2,960 if food is free and by SEK 4,736 if housing is free.

Sweden (in force 1 May 1999) and Uzbekistan (15 April 2012) are both parties to the Hague Apostille Convention, so where legalisation is asked for an apostille is what applies; University Admissions itself asks for an official translation rather than an apostille.

You must have a valid passport for the residence permit; this row repeats the application-side passport row because the Migration Agency states the condition separately.

Before a decision you must present your passport and be fingerprinted and photographed, and the Migration Agency uses that to produce the residence permit card, so you do not upload a photo yourself.

Any one of these is enough

For English 6/English Level 2 the IELTS Academic requirement is an overall score of 6.5 and no section below 5.5.

For TOEFL iBT results issued on 21 January 2026 or later the requirement is a total score of 4.5 on the 1-6 scale with no section less than 4; results from 20 January 2026 or earlier are read on the old scale as a total of 90 with 20 in the written test.

For English 6/English Level 2 the PTE Academic requirement is a score of 62 with 61 in writing.

For English 6/English Level 2 the Cambridge English requirement is C1 Advanced (CAE) with a minimum overall score of 180.

To be eligible for bachelor's studies in Sweden you must have successfully completed your upper secondary (high school) education (post-16).

The entry requirement for bachelor's studies in Sweden is to have studied the equivalent of the Swedish upper secondary course English 6/English Level 2.

For applicants who received their final school grades after 31 December 2009 there is an additional mathematics requirement: courses equivalent to the Swedish courses Mathematics 1a, 1b or 1c/Mathematics Level 1a, 1b or 1c.

The name and birthdate provided must be the same on all your documents and must match your account information; a difference has to be explained with documentation issued by an official authority.

You must pay an application fee of 900 SEK (Swedish kronor) by the deadline indicated in order for your application to be processed.

If you aren't a citizen of an EU or EEA country, you'll need a residence permit to study in Sweden for longer than 3 months.

You must be admitted to full-time studies, which means 30 credits per semester or at least 20 teaching hours per week depending on the institution.

You must have paid any tuition fees before applying for the residence permit.

You must have, or have applied for, a comprehensive health insurance policy covering emergency care, hospitalization and emergency dental care.

The residence permit application fee is SEK 1,500 for adults and SEK 750 for children under 18.

Most courses and programmes have specific entry requirements, and they are outlined in the individual course and programme descriptions found on universities' websites.