As of April 1, Swedish citizenship applicants are required to answer extensive security questions to prevent those who pose security threats from gaining citizenship. This initiative by the government, in collaboration with the Sweden Democrats, mandates detailed personal information from applicants, including job histories and travel records. Those with pending applications since before April 1 must also complete the new questionnaire. Critics argue this move could delay citizenship approvals and raise constitutional concerns about the breadth of the measures intended to enhance security.
The recent introduction of stringent security questions for Swedish citizenship applicants aims to prevent individuals who might pose a security risk or use false identities from obtaining citizenship.
Under new measures initiated by the Swedish government, all citizenship applicants since April 1 must now provide detailed personal information, including job history and travel records.
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