Please note: This page is merely to guide to offer help to students with Type 1 diabetes that want to study abroad in Stockholm – it does in no way constitute medical advice. DIS is not responsible…
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Planning for Your Health Abroad
/stockholm/student-resources/admitted-semester-student-info/planning-health-abroad/Wellbeing and Accessibility Planning Form As a part of Student Registration, you complete a Wellbeing and Accessibility Planning form. The main purpose of this form is to help you prepare for managing your mental and physical…
Housing (Semester)
/stockholm/semester/housing-options/Where you live is an important part of your study abroad experience and can be the basis for personal growth during your time in Sweden.
Students from Entry Visa-Required Countries
/stockholm/student-resources/admitted-semester-student-info/legal-residence-process/entry-visa-required/As a DIS student studying abroad in Sweden, you are required to apply for and obtain a Swedish Visitor’s Permit to reside in Sweden legally. The guidelines outlined on this page are relevant to students from…
Students from Entry Visa-Free Countries
/stockholm/student-resources/admitted-semester-student-info/legal-residence-process/entry-visa-free/As a DIS student studying abroad in Sweden, you are required to apply for and obtain a Swedish Visitor’s Permit to reside in Sweden legally. The guidelines outlined on this page are relevant to students from…
Taking Medication to Sweden (Semester)
/stockholm/student-resources/admitted-semester-student-info/taking-medication-to-sweden/Bringing Medication to Sweden It is your responsibility to ensure that all medication you are importing is legal and does not contain euphoriants and/or doping substances. The U.S. Department of State provides the following basic advice…
Community Engagement
/stockholm/semester/community-engagement/Involve yourself in the many cultural opportunities offered to you while studying at DIS Stockholm.