Help & guidance
Contact details for public services and support organisations. The information comes from each organisation’s own website.
All organisations listed here are external. They are not partners of the Kurdish Friendship Association unless stated otherwise.
External organisation
Examines applications for asylum and residence permits and is responsible for housing and daily allowance for asylum seekers. For questions about your own case, log in to My page or use the contact options on the website.
External organisation
Population registration, personal identity numbers and coordination numbers, and tax matters.
External organisation
Support for people who are looking for work or training and who have the right to work in Sweden.
External organisation
Social insurance, for example child allowance and parental benefit, for people who meet the conditions. Entitlement depends on your situation.
External organisation
In immediate danger to life, a crime in progress or an accident: call 112. To report a crime or give a tip that is not urgent: call 114 14. Violence and threats are not allowed, including within the family.
External organisation
Find the right care, book appointments and get health advice by phone 1177 at any time of day. In a life-threatening emergency call 112.
External organisation
Offers a health examination for asylum seekers, undocumented people and newly arrived people in Uppsala County. The visit is free and an interpreter is booked. You receive a letter with an appointment; the examination is voluntary.
External organisation
The municipality’s information on refugee reception, school and preschool for newly arrived children, and activities for integration and job seeking.
External organisation
Helps people who are new in Sweden and Uppsala to understand letters, notices and information, and shows where to turn. Staff speak several languages and can book an interpreter.
External organisation
Support with administrative tasks and contact with authorities: understanding letters, contacting authorities and healthcare, or filling in applications, in a conversation with a volunteer. An interpreter can be arranged. No legal help in migration cases. Free; book an appointment.
